Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus (PCJ)
Soeurs du Pauvre Enfant Jésus
Schwestern vom Armen Kinde Jesus
Suore del Povero Bambino Gesù
Zusters van het Arme Kind Jesus
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URL: http://www.manete-in-me.org/index.php?p=orden
Founded
1844 Aachen Germany
History
1844, Aachen (Germany), by Mother Clara Fey. The constitutions, based on Augustinian Rule, were approved definitively by the Holy See in 1888.
Aims
Remain faithfully in Christ while serving the poor and humble. Commit: to sharing spirituality by witness, in encounters, in dialogue; to building unity, respecting the personality of each individual; to dialogue with constructive criticism, so as to move towards Internationality; to building peace, avoiding every word, attitude and gesture of violence, and defending life; to be a prophetic sign, living simply and being available for the poor, the lonely and the needy, especially children and young people. Provide primary, secondary or domestic education; provide care and assistance to the poor and abandoned.
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XR9858
Last News
2013
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