Spring has arrived again at Nazareth, and new life is emerging. Please join Sister Kelly O’Mahony and the Office of Ecological Sustainability as they follow the birth and early life in two of Nazareth’s woodland ponds. (This video was first shown last July, but is being rebroadcast to help us celebrate spring.)
The village of San Vincente, located on the edge of the Guatemalan border, might appear to be an unexpected locale to find the enduring spirit of St. Vincent de Paul. Yet, it’s here that a small but vibrant Catholic Church, named in honor of the saint, stands as a symbol of his legacy.
A commitment of new Associates and renewal of commitment for current Associates was held on Sept. 23, 2023, in Kanye, bringing together Associates, Sisters and Candidates.
The distinguished alumnus and educator returned from retirement to lead Saint John’s School and to discover a space dedicated to her enduring legacy.
Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing again.
Luke
This is a marvelous video. Thank you for sharing it with us, Shirley Patterson. I learned so much and the explanations are terrific. Feel like I just had a walk in the woods at Nazareth! Hooray!
Wow, what minute observations of Mother Earth. Thank you for the photos and details.
Thank you so much! I am sharing this video far and wide, a wonderful introduction to the SCNs!
Thank you all for showing the beauty of the Nazareth woods in Springtime! How much we love the spring beauties and all of the flowers blooming out in the days ahead. The Kentucky woods and creatures are very similar to those we have in Maryland, where Mother Catherine was born. Thanks for sharing, and may you all continue to enjoy the beauty this spring unfolds.
Thanks for showing this again. It is all very interesting! And almost hard to believe that it is right here at Nazareth on our grounds.