News of the “Immaculate Conception” province of the Institute of the Incarnate Word: United States, Canada and Guyana.
Although we probably don’t think of it very often, clothing has a prominent role in salvation history. We know that Adam and Eve were “naked without shame” (Gen 2:25) in the garden before the fall, but after they sinned, they made themselves some sort of covering out of fig leaves: whatever it was they made, […]
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On the first of July 2015, the first group of Servidoras began the pilgrimage Camino de Santiago from Roncesvalles, following the most traditional route, el Camino Frances. Our group consisted of six missionaries in Canada: P. Ervens Mengelle, M. Maria del Sol, M. Parousia, Sr. Immaculada, Sr. Regina Cordium, and Sr. Advocata; two missionaries in
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From June 14th – 28th, 20 religious from Washington DC participated in a popular mission at St. Augustine of Canterbury’s parish in Toronto, Canada. Fr. Jose Signorelli, IVE, pastor of St. Augustine’s, together with the SSVM’s sisters worked very hard preparing the mission, so we felt greatly welcomed. During the two weeks almost all of
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“Go into all the World and preach the Gospel to the whole Creation…” Mark 16:15. These very words of Jesus himself which were directed to the Apostles, resounded at the end of the first Holy Mass of the Lenten Mission 2015, in which all 30 missionaries (IVE Novices and SSVM Novices) were sent out with
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The IVE mission of the Servants of the Lord in Mexico! On Sunday September 21, of 2014, M. Mater Mundi Quizhpe Cuenca, SSVM and Sr. Maria Virgen de Anáhuac Parra Fierro, SSVM accompanied by Sr. Maria del Tránsito de la Virgen Avellaneda-Cabanillas, SSVM and Mother Maria de la Revelación Castañeda, SSVM arrived in the very colonial
Our First Mission Opens in Mexico: a Home for Elderly Priests Read More »
For our sisters living in the nation’s capital, American history and special liturgical celebrations can almost be taken for granted. But recently, we had the chance to participate in two very special celebrations during the Fortnight for Freedom that will not soon be forgotten! Mass on St. Clement’s Island, 380 years Later (1634 – 2014) A Southern
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