Mass was celebrated at the Home in Jersey and the Chapel dedicated to St Jeanne Jugan on 24th April. The Little Sisters were joined by many friends of the Home, as well as representatives of the LV Care Group, the new Providers, and the Chapel was full to capacity. Canon Dominic Golding, Dean of the……

The Little Sisters of the Poor were surrounded by Residents, Associates, Volunteers, friends and families at the Mass of Thanksgiving, celebrated at St Thomas’s Church, to thank God for the presence of the Little Sisters on the Island over the past 133 years. Bishop Philip Egan of Portsmouth was the main celebrant, assisted by Priest……

The Little Sisters from several houses in the Province participated at the Eucharistic Congress in Liverpool. A ‘Vocation Exhibition was prepared at St Patrick’s Church Liverpool. Many Priests, Brothers and religious were present and happy to share their experiences with each other and the people who visited the various stalls.  

Over the past few months the Residents in MANCHESTER have been busy in the construction industry. With the help of the activities coordinator and volunteers they have been building a house, not with bricks, but with one thousand buttons ! Everyone put so much effort into it and enjoyed every minute.

A young friendly and conscientious volunteer enjoys giving his time to help others.

On Wednesday the 11th July the residents and Sisters from Manchester were delighted to go on a 3 hour Barge Trip to the Pic Forest; “The scenery was beautiful; we were fortunate to have good weather with some sunshine. We discovered man birds and admired the flowers and plants. The trip was very…

An invitation was made to the Little Sisters of the Poor in Manchester to participate at the Blessing of a statue of St Joseph on 22nd May 2018 which was previously in the garden of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Preston. When the Sisters left Preston they donated the statue to St Joseph’s……

The Residents at St Peter’s, London, celebrated in royal style the Wedding of Harry and Meghan.

Four recently retired members of staff were invited to join the Little Sisters, Residents, Associates and Volunteers in Leeds on the Feast of St Joseph and were awarded certificates for their long-standing service to the Home.  

          Birthday celebrations were in full swing at St Anne’s as Kathleen reached the venerable age of 104, and Norah the ‘younger’ age of 95!

The Staff, their children, Residents and volunteers were not to be outdone and put on an excellent performance, with Baby Jesus playing his part to perfection!