The National Office for Vocations warmly invited all religious men and women to participate in a unique opportunity to share the depth of our vocational journey with the young people allowing them to learn about our experiences, the call to…
This April, four young women came to stay at St Anne’s home in Stoke Newington, London to participate at a retreat in preparation for Easter. Three were from St Francis’s Parish in Kent and one from London. Eunice from the…
Easter preparations at our Waterford home.
An extract from a talk to young people given on 29th March 2025 by Fr Dan Magnier Sometimes it’s good to have a day like this when we can have a break from our regular timetable. A day away from…
An invitation to a day of prayer, reflection and fun was accepted by 17 young people from Kent and London. It was wonderful to welcome them to St Anne’s Home in London on the 29th March 2025 from 10-30 am…
On the 15th March 2025, Mother Caroline and Sister Mary Agnes from the Congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor, St Anne’s home London arrived at Wembley Arena. Father Joseph Raju Katulla CME is the Religious Life Promoter in…
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In this Jubilee Year of Hope, Pope Francis asked us all to celebrate the World of Volunteering during the month of March. We decided to invite all our Volunteers and Associates to an afternoon tea. We particularly wanted to thank…
The residents of Waterford bid farewell to Sr Ninian, novice from the novitiate of Benin who has been with us for a month! God Bless
On Sat 1st of March we welcomed not one but two very popular Brass Bands to St Joseph’s home, Ferrybank, Waterford as part of the Jubilee Year of HOPE, during the month of March as the world celebrated the Jubilee…
“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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