Video – Roving Reporter #127: Sr. Bethany Madonna – SISTERS of LIFE

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Ave Maria!

NOTE: I missed a "7", in 1.877.777.1277 The Sisters of Life is a contemplative / active religious community of women founded in 1991 by John Cardinal O’Connor for the protection and enhancement of the sacredness of every human life. Like all religious communities, we take the three traditional vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. We also are consecrated under a special, fourth vow to protect and enhance the sacredness of human life.

Reverence and gratitude for the unique and unrepeatable gift of each human life made in the image and likeness of God fuels the prayer of each Sister, our first mission in building the Kingdom of God and the “Culture of Life.” It also provides the starting point for our interactions with others, especially relationships in community between our 70 Sisters (who come from across the United States, Canada and New Zealand), and in our apostolates.

Inspired by the love of Christ our Spouse, the author of Life, we desire to pour out all our gifts of nature and grace in the apostolate, that nothing of the gift of life, and no one to whom it has been given, should be lost.

Our missions are carried out with the heart of the Church and with the hope of revealing to those we serve the inherent goodness and beauty of their own lives, so that each person may see and experience the truth that they are an unrepeatable creation of the Master. - http://sistersoflife.org/

Ave Maria!

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  • Jennifer says:

    How beautiful!!! These sisters are going to speak at the Univ of Maryland’s Catholic Women’s group (Fiat group) this Thursday. I am so hoping my daughter’s schedule will allow her to attend. My husband and daughters have seen these sisters over the last few years at the March for Life in D.C. In fact, my husband sent me a picture of them this year in D.C. (via his phone) and titled it, “The Sisters are here working the crowds as they do so well!”

    Ave Maria!
    Jen

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