Cluny Sister works against Human Trafficking

Sister Pamela

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Nepal Migration Set 2012

The link below will take you to the article in The Tablet in which Sister Pamela is quoted concerning her work with human trafficking. 

http://www.thetablet.co.uk/article/162730

Mission Appeals Continue

Each year the Province of USA and Canada hosts a sister from the Vice-Province of West Africa for Mission Appeals. It is always a wonderful experience to have a sister visit our province. This year it is Sister Margaret Nellieakunnel, an Indian sister missioned to Ghana. She has been in West Africa for 26 years. This weekend she continues her mission appeals in St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Nashua, New Hampshire. She is then off to our sisters in California for two weekend appeals in North Hills and Pomona, California. She has already completed appeals in 4 parishes in Rhode Island and 1 in Massachusetts. On her return from California she will do appeals in Millville and Boylston, Massachusetts and in Warren, Rhode Island after which she will return to her village of Domiabra, Ghana.  The mission appeals help to support the ministry of the sisters in the Province of West Africa which includes The Gambia, Sierra Leone and Ghana. We ask that you would support these missions through your prayers. If you would like to support these works of education, health care, rehabilitation, youth work and the empowerment of women through a donation, you can do so through the following link:  

Support Cluny Missions in West Africa

Let us Pray ...

Today we light a candle for all those involved in the Colorado tragedy. 

May their faith give them strength and may God fill their grieving hearts with peace!

Old Provincial House Demolished

Many of you would know the old Provincial House at 90 Brenton Road, Newport, Rhode Island. The sisters left the property in 2007. It has now been demolished except for the part of the building we used as our chapel. Follow the link below to see pictures.

90 Brenton Road Photos

July Issue of Stop Trafficking Available

The July issue of Stop Trafficking newsletter is now available for download. This issue highlights excerpts from the 2012 "Trafficking in Persons" Report with emphasis on how to make victim protection most effective for helping survivors get their lives back on track.

Click here for the July 2012 Issue of Stop Trafficking

More Chapter Pictures

Follow the link below to see more General Chapter pictures.

More Chapter Pictures