Establishment of "The Little Design"

We will make an historical journey of the origins (16th - 17th century) and development of the Sisters of St. Joseph until the French Revolution (1789). We will then examine how the emergence of "The Little Design" was made possible in several contexts: political, social, religious, ecclesial during this particular period of history.
 
"The Little Design" has developed and been made by God for all people to participate in the humanization of our societies. Thus, we seek to understand how we have fostered the emergence of the Sisters of Saint Joseph spirituality and how it can be inscribed while in a relationship of proximity and universality for today.

Presenters

  

Sr. Catherine Louis was the first Superior General of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of the Institute. She lives in Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Sr. Nadia Boudon-Lashermes, from the Institute of the Sisters of Saint Joseph in France, is trained in History and Geography.

The Sisters participated in the implementation of the scenography.

Suggested Contribution:              
655 to 755 Euros (if paid with cash)
675 to 775 Euros (if paid with a wire transfer)

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