For most of us, the journey to Bethlehem, the lack of accommodations, the seeming inhumanity of the residents there cause sadness. Yet, it was the total creation that welcomed Christ that first Christmas morning. It was fitting that a cave—unformed by human hands received Him. The sheep—creatures of earth—and the shepherds—men close to the earth—gave …
Christmas each year witnesses again to that fire of love that brought Christ to earth and continues to live in the hearts of all who seek to emulate Him. It is signified in the little things: the smile, the word, the very small deed that draws all of us into God who is love. Christ, …
Recently I have become more conscious of the significance of our title, “Sisters of the Living Word” and its connection with Mary. While every Christian by reason of her baptism is the “mother” of Christ in the hearts of others, our role is even more of a responsible one. And yet, how can we bring …
View Chicago Catholic article here regarding the making of the SLW video.
On Sunday, December 2, 2018, the Sisters of the Living Word hosted their annual Advent Prayer Service led by Carrie Miller, SLW. Included this year was an Associate Commitment Ceremony for Donna Pelsi and Natalie Crary who are now Associates of the Sisters of the Living Word.
