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Mary Ward Centre Update: In addition to working on a renewal of their Strategic Plan, The Mary Ward Centre has been busy. The broadcast, Storytime with Sr. Sarah: Fun with Birds, was a big hit during Earth Week, with over 1200 registered viewers. To launch the 10th Anniversary of Laudato Si' Week, they hosted the retreat, Indigenous Wisdom on Care for Creation and the Wisdom Carriers exhibit featuring paintings of Métis Algonquin artist, Diane Montreuil.

After Mary Ward’s death her followers found themselves on a challenging and unexpected path. There were significant struggles and doubts. Ye

Mary walked her path as a woman waiting for God's hour, a saint of ordinary things.

Mary Ward was a woman of ordinary things. She did not seek anything extraordinary, having her feet on the ground. Her journey was difficult.

Mary Ward’s pilgrimage was grounded in the call she received from the Lord in 1611: Take the same. This call was connected to a contradictio

We are on a sacred path – Mary Ward’s wish, “I wish all were here”, is about to become a reality.

All types of beginnings need openness, conviction, courage, humility, love, determination, patient persistence and above all

Her meandering journey, which began in childhood, was finally taking shape. Yet many decisions lay ahead. She would need assurances.

Freedom, justice and sincerity marked her life, as they mark our own.  As we begin this Mary Ward Week two questions might assist us. 

A series of reflections for eight days - that not only recounts the remarkable journey of our Foundress, Venerable Mary Ward

A project developed among us Lorettos at Presentation Manor, a few months ago, that came out of a discussion about how we could become...

The On Pilgrimage with Mary Ward App guides you on a journey following Mary Ward's footsteps. In our present time of instant...