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Ways of being in
mission/What we do
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Pastoral
Outreach/Presence:
This involves visiting people in their homes, in prisons,
in hospitals, wherever people are suffering and in need of
support. It also
involves the quiet ministry of dialogue, helping to create understanding
with other faith traditions and with indigenous peoples. |
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Education:
This service takes many forms: from teaching theology and
Scripture to early childhood education; from
teaching English
as a Second Language to working with mentally and physically
challenged persons. |
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Medical:
The Sisters serve the basic health needs of the
poor. They provide programmes for the terminally ill, the elderly and persons suffering from
HIV/AIDS
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Faith
Formation and Spirituality:
The Sisters work in special programmes and parish
settings with people who desire to deepen
their relationship with God and better understand their faith. They work with Basic Christian Communities,
catechetical
programmes and youth
groups. |
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Justice
and Peace:
The Sisters involve themselves in issues that affect the human
dignity of individuals and groups. They provide education
and information on the realities of global inequality and
support
those who struggle for their basic human rights.
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Social
Services:
The services offered in this area includes counselling and
support for persons/groups suffering from abuse,
exploitation or addiction. |
