By Fr. Colum Power, SHM: Twenty-six unarmed Catholic civilians were shot by British soldiers in the Bogside Massacre on Bloody Sunday, the 10th of January 1972. Fourteen of them died. I was six years and four months old, in first class in primary school.
After the publication of a news article in a local newspaper in Derry, we have wished to publish this note to clarify some points.
The EUK Mamie Foundation released the first biography about Sr. Clare, entitled: Sister Clare Crockett: Alone with Christ Alone.
Mami Lilia passed away on June 22, 2020, after a long illness. She was the mother of Jazmina Castro, one of the candidates who died along with Sr. Clare in the earthquake on April 16, 2016. She was also a lay member of the Home of the Mother.
It would be very sad if the school closes because of economic deficit after all of the work done by the Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother did to build up this institution.
With joy we have premiered the documentary about Sr. Clare’s life, All or Nothing: Sr. Clare Crockett, in Arabic.
Tomorrow is April 16 and it will be four years since Sr. Clare passed away together with María Augusta, Mayra, Jazmina, Catalina and Valeria in the earthquake in Ecuador.
For years now, the Servant Sisters of the Home of the Mother have organized mission trips to Ecuador. After the earthquake in 2016, the mission trips have changed and have become a pilgrimage as well.
In Poland, people can now learn about Sr. Clare’s life now thanks to the DVD put out by Studio Katolik (katolik.tv) and has just gone up for sale on the online store.
Today Sr. Clare would have turned 37. Since her conversion she had just one desire: console the Lord by her life.
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