Since 2002, Sister has worked with the Ecumenical Centre for Research, Education and Advoacy specifically with the SEEP program in rural communities in a process of empowerment through critical thinking. Before this, Sister Emi was General Secretary of the Fiji Council of Churches, and first woman to hold this post. Sister is now the Community leader at Chanel Home of Compassion in Fiji.
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Sister Anne Galvin
Moya Josephine Galvin, daughter of Eustace Galvin and Margaret Jane (nee Lenihan) was born in Wellington on 12 November, 1929. She had two older brothers, Brian and Paul, and a younger brother, Bernard. She entered Our Lady’s Home of Compassion on 15 February, 1949, and made her First Profession on 15 September, 1951...
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The Voice of Compassion Issue 48
Celebrating Suzanne Aubert's birthday, living with compassion, a message of gratitude, climate change...
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Sister Casimir Cahill
Patricia Josephine Cahill was born in Auckland on the 17 March, 1913, the third daughter of William John Cahill, Engineer, and Mary Anne Cahill [nee O’Leary] in a family of seven children...