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Our Daily Schedule
5:20 AM Morning Prayer, Meditation
6:30 AM Holy Mass
Followed by Breakfast
12:15 PM Angelus, Particular Exam, Psalm 51
Daytime Prayer
Followed by Dinner
  3:00–4:00 PM   Silence
  5:00 PM   Litany of the Sacred Heart, Rosary
  5:30 PM   Supper
  6:05 PM   Evening Prayer – Vespers – Spiritual Reading
  6:30 PM   Recreation (Free evening on Tuesdays)
  7:30 PM   Night Prayer
  10:00 PM   Grand Silence
       

Thanksgiving

The Sisters with the volunteers served Thanksgiving dinner for the guests, family members and residents of St. Joseph Nursing Home.
Christmas 2009
One part of our Christmas celebration was a Nativity play. The actors were the Sisters, employees, volunteers and residents of the St. Joseph Nursing Home.


An Evening of Music and Prayer With

John Michael Talbot


Michael Talbot with the Sisters after his inspiring performance on Friday June 12, at St. Vincent de Paul Church in Peoria.
The Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
The three days of renewal with Most Rev. Archabbot Lambert Reilly, OSB, before the Feast of Sacred Heart of Jesus. During the solemn Mass the Sisters renewed their vows.
 
Most Rev. Daniel Jenky, Bishop of Peoria, Father Schmitt and Father Meyer with the Sisters and resident of St. Joseph Nursing Home after the Holy Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church in Lacon, on June 20.

Year for Priests

Pope Benedict XVI has declared a “Year for Priests” beginning with the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on June 19, 2009. The year will conclude in Rome with an international gathering of priests with the Holy Father on June 19, 2010.

With the announcement of this Year for Priests, the Pope has declared St. John Vianney the Universal Patron of Priests on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the death of the Curé d’Ars.

Each of our Sisters has spiritually adopted a priest to pray for that he might always be faithful to his sacred calling.


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"The first and foremost duty of all religious is to be the contemplation of divine things and assiduous union with God in prayer."

(Code of Canon Law, 663 S.1, quoted by Pope Benedict XVI during 2006 World Day of Prayer for Vocations)

 

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