Everyone at our Waterford home enjoyed celebrating at our Christmas Party! God Bless!
In the month of October Rose registered our Home with Care Pack giving the number of male and female residents. Carepack.ie is a voluntary organisation that runs a kindness campaign, connecting residents in Nursing Homes with kind members of…
Or residents at Manchester enjoyed their Christmas Party this week!
Missed the last post for your Christmas greetings? Don't worry we've got you covered! Spread some festive cheer by sending our charity eCard designs to loved ones. Plus you get to support our cause with the cost of cards. Send…
Christmas is around the corner! Send some festive cheer to friends and family with our charity e-cards. They're easier than cards and help the planet too; https://www.dontsendmeacard.com/ecards/charities/little-sisters-of-the-poor/christmas
Don't want to spend lots of time and money on Christmas cards this year? Send e-cards to your friends and family instead on DontSendMeACard.com and donate what you would have spent on cards and stamps to the Little Sisters of…
At Waterford we had Mass for the residents who passed away during the past year. Their families were happy to be with us, each one carried a candle with the name of their loved one on it. Relatives of the…
To prepare for the Jubilee Year in Rome 2025 a group of 42 youth accepted the invitation to come to a special event prepared at St Anne’s home, to listen to the word of God and reflect on God’s gift…
The Association Jeanne Jugan is a lay association of the congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor, created with the purpose of enabling lay people to share the apostolic riches of this Congregation and helping spread the charism of…
We had a lovely Taize prayer for Vocations at Waterford. prepared and organized by Sr. Mary Euginia. It was beautiful, music by Sean on organ, Anita conducting choir. Readers and candle bearers – mostly our staff and their families. Attached…
“God, who has fatherly concern for everyone, willed that all people should constitute one family and treat one another in the spirit of brotherhood”. (The Church in the Modern World)
Little Sisters of the Poor, to whom the Church has entrusted the Apostolic Mission of Hospitality to the Aged poor, welcome the elderly of all nationalities and beliefs.
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Father Ernest Lelièvre At the age of 26, Ernest gave up a brilliant career in law to enter the Seminary in Rome.
On 2nd June 1855, he was ordained a priest and immediately became an auxiliary priest of the Little Sisters of the Poor. He spent his life and his wealth in the service of the Congregation, travelling the world from Europe to North America, to establish Homes
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