St Peter’s had a lovely barbecue this week. We are profiting of some sunshine and warm weather still in London
Rosa, Dafina, Eunice, Diana, Jullie and Sister Mary Agnes, were delighted to represent the congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor at the Youth 2000 event. The group of six were from St Peter’s and St Anne’s in London.…
Our residents at Waterford enjoy an afternoon tea this week
Celebrating Mother Anna's Jubilee
There are many reasons that grandchildren should spend time with their grandparents & the elderly, and if you are fortunate enough to have active grandparents? Well, treasure it. Here at St Joseph’s Nursing Home Ferrybank Waterford we used this …
Yesterday our Manchester residents Winnie and Danny celebrated 70 years of married life together and Danny his 99th birthday. A truly wonderful couple who were married in 1954 at St Kentigerns by a Fr Sweeney. Winnie from Co Mayo and…
Our heartfelt gratitude to all members of the Irish Golfers Association, Northenden, for their very generous donation of £6,500. Each year the Golfers hold a fundraising charity day and this year raised the fantastic amount of £39,000 which is divided…
At Joseph's, Manchester we were honoured and blessed to join with the Manchester Italian Community in their annual Rosary procession to honour our Blessed Lady. It was very encouraging for the church of today to see such faith and hundreds…
Become a “Beacon of Hope” was the theme chosen for the youth event at St Anne’s Home, London on the 29th June 2024. Thirty-two young people people responded to the invitation to take part in this day of prayer…
Happy birthday to all our residents who celebrated their birthdays in the month of June!
“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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