Up until this year, the term Twenty-twenty usually referred to normal visual acuity, but it now also means the year our planet was turned on its head by a virus! All aspects of what many thought was a regular routine…
On May 19, 2002, Sister Mary Wright ibvm (General Superior at the time), wrote a letter to all members of the Institute entitled ‘Courage to Move’. Courage to Move invited Provinces to look at the needs of…
On the 19th of December, 2011, a resolution was passed at the United Nations HQ in New York, Resolution 66/170. Members of the UN agreed to establish an annual day of observance, called…
It was of little surprise to me that in the early stages of lockdown in Melbourne, Bunnings, garden supply and flower shops did a roaring trade. In the midst of suffering, uncertainty and grief, the human desire…
While there are people who consume food more than they need, there will be people with less food to eat. Where people abuse freedom, there will be people with less freedom to practice. Are we living with…
Across the Province, Sisters have found communion in isolation and been challenged to look outward in our prayer and action. As one sister reported recently, ‘This seems to be a time when physical isolation…
For the past 10 years I have joined Year 11 students from Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak on pilgrimage to Vietnam. This Pilgrimage is a significant rite of passage for girls…
Listen. Speak. Engage. Loreto’s Mission at St Mary’s College As early as 1888, Mother Gonzaga Barry, the founder of the…
Education for Change Loreto Ministries builds upon the work of the Loreto Province, progressively expanding access to high quality, inclusive education, developing…
Silken Memories Loreto Sister Susan Daily ibvm has a long history working alongside the community in Nauiyu, Northern Territory. Below, Sr Susan reflects…
