What does it mean to be a missionary? What does it mean to follow Jesus where we do not know? Can we really become witnesses of the Gospel? It was with these challenging and profound questions that the second day of missionary preparation for summer 2025 began, led by the sisters
May 23 is the liturgical feast of St. Jeanne Antide, and remembering her is an opportunity to deepen our understanding of her writings, to better understand the spirit that animated her and to take up her educational passion, making it a reality today. The clarity of her mission resounds loudly in our
A simple reading of this title seems a priori positive. Because freedom, as we know how to define it in various sciences, is always something positive. But in this case, the word ‘free’ echoes in my mind like a resurrection. Let me explain. What is resurrection? Resurrection is a concept generally
After about 10 hours' drive from Yaoundè, along the road that passes through the forest for more than 600 km and where you can admire it in all its vastness, here we are, at last, in Ngaoundal at the Sainte Jeanne-Antide Thouret - Galagala Hospital, a district hospital in the Adamaoua
In Cameroon, there are still no laws that adequately protect the rights of women victims of violence; polygamy is widely tolerated, even viewed positively. In fact, gender inequality is one of the biggest obstacles to sustainable development, economic growth and the fight against poverty. Many efforts are being made to
It was March 4, 2013, when the non-profit Thouret Foundation, defined as the “Operational arm of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Jeanne Antida Thouret” and inspired by St. Jeanne Antida's phrase “We have heard the voice of our neighbor who is everywhere,” began. Since then, many have
March 4, 2013 - 4March 2025 It was March 4, 2013, when the non-profit Thouret Foundation, defined as the “Operational arm of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Jeanne Antida Thouret” and inspired by St. Jeanne Antida's quote “We have heard the voice of our neighbour who is
The ceasefire in Lebanon opens a glimmer of hope for the Middle East, but the wounds of war are not easily healed and risk fuelling tensions in an area repeatedly tormented by conflict and violence. This is why the Society of St. Vincent De Paul has decided to help a
Since the start of our campaign on behalf of the people of Lebanon, the situation is only getting worse, and once again we feel urged to do something, to make all our closeness felt to those who are suffering. Southern Lebanon, in fact, continues to be the target of Israeli
“We are witnessing the deadliest and most destructive period in the Land of the Cedars.” Under missile attack, a Country is destroyed, its population is terrorized, numerous lives are snatched and all dreams buried! The lives of the Lebanese are like an endless horror movie, with the population taking one
