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For information on becoming a vowed member, contact Sister Nancy Roberta Schramm (815.464.3848) or Sister Maria Brizuela (815.464.3873) at vocations@fssh.net.

For information about becoming a non-vowed member, an Associate, please call Sister Ella Binz at 815.469.4895.

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Faces

of the

Franciscan Sisters

of the Sacred Heart ....

"...Sisters of mercy, joyous and poor"

Is someone in your life hearing
the call to join us?

At times we need a caring person in our lives to gently bring the possiblity before us -- to give us the courage to walk the path of discernment
and ask God,

"Are You

calling me, Lord?"

The women you see here heard God's answer and responded,

"Here I am, Lord!"

If you or someone you care about is drawn to the Franciscan way of life, we want you to know...

We are here for you ...
Join us and serve God and neighbor
in the spirit of St. Francis and St. Clare.

Upcoming Events

Coming Events

February 25

Saturday 09:00

Breakfast/Cup of Spirituality

“The Church: Doctrine and Dogma”
Doctrine is rooted in the Person of Jesus Christ, his words and deeds.
How did the Church develop its official teaching? How is doctrine infallible defined and what are the official doctrines of the Church? Be an informed and confident Catholic.

Motherhouse Auditorium

March 12

Monday 06:30

Soup, Salad, Scripture

“The Seven Last Words of Jesus”

What was Jesus thinking about as he hung on the cross at Calvary for three hours? The Gospels give us seven clues. He thought about his Father, he thought about his Mother, he thought about his friends, he thought about each one of us. We will reflect on these sacred last words of Jesus, and their meaning for us.

Motherhouse Dining Room

March 24

Saturday 09:00

Breakfast/Cup of Spirituality

“The Church: The Great Schism and the Reformation”

The Church has gone through great difficulties over these 2000 years: a break between the Western church (Rome) and the Eastern church (Constantinople), two, or even three, Popes at one time, and the division of Christians in Europe during the sixteenth century, to mention a few. How did the Catholic Church prevail, reform, and remain faithful to Jesus Christ?

Motherhouse Auditorium

Ministries

A Closer Look

Spiritual Formation

Vocation Discernment

The Portiuncula Center for Prayer

Poverello Holistic Center

Scripture Reflections

Vocation Holy Hour