During the Lockdown we all had different experiences, including our own vulnerability in “our common home”, the Earth. We are interconnected and an awareness of how we do and can support each other has come into focus. Thank you for your generosity to the Sisters of Compassion in recent times and over many years. You continue to give encouragement to the sisters and to our coworkers as we care for those in need.
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Sister Lusiana Raratini
Sister Lusiana was drawn towards a vocation as a religious while at school in Wairiki, on the Island of Taveuni, Fiji...
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Sister Laboure Butler
Philomena Mary was born in lnglewood, the second of three daughters of the late Helen and William Butler. Philomena and her sisters and four brothers lived a typical family life on a farm in the Taranaki district...
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Sister Carmella Coghlan
Eileen Marion Coghlan, was born in Reefton on the famous West Coast, that fact alone gave her, along with many another Coaster, that distinct something that makes them different from the rest of us. Her parents were Peter Coghlan and Elizabeth Coghlan [nee O’Leary]. Eileen grew up in a family of nine children - four boys and five girls...