Honoring the oppressed

Laura Mogannam, Managing Editor

November 1, 2018

“I realized in the middle of saying those names that these were the first times their names have been spoken in 170 years.”

Guiding future sisters

Cece Giarman and Mason Cooney

February 8, 2018

The number of women attending religious services has declined over the past few decades, but some women are still deciding to pursue religious life by remaining single and making life vows to a community and God. To offer accompaniment throughout this process, some religious sisters specialize as guides. �...

Alumnae use Trés Bíen cards

May 25, 2012

Rebecca Siegel Design Editor The fresco of Mater Admerablis that is significant to the Sacred Heart community is housed in a private school at the top of the Spanish Steps in Rome. The building is closed off with a sign that reads, “Private all girls school. No tourists,” but its doors a...

CSH gets a new look for the school year

August 31, 2011

Isabelle Pinard Reporter The Herbert Gym floor brandishes a new center logo with red and grey text of “Hall & Heart,” and is one of the recently refurbishments to the campus over the summer. The school’s makeover is handiwork of facilities manager Geoff Smith and his crew, working on the F...

Annual class retreats create bonds

April 8, 2011

Sophia Redfern Reporter Students take a break from everyday classes for their annual class retreats to participate in individualized activities that vary from scaling rock walls to sitting in conversation with Religious of the Sacred Heart (RSCJ) who are retired from active ministry. “The...

Retired Religious of the Sacred Heart actively continue devotion to justice and education

May 21, 2009

Jovel Quierolo Sacred Heart Editor Her white Reeboks hardly squeak as she walks from a small chapel after mass. Her friends smile, take her hand and welcome her back from an 8-day retreat. Sister Be Mardel, RSCJ lives simply at Oakwood, a retirement and care center for Religious of the Sacred...