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From the beginning, we have journeyed to the places we feel called. Our foundations and missions have shaped us as we have left our imprint in their communities.
From the beginning, we have journeyed to the places we feel called. Our foundations and missions have shaped us as we have left our imprint in their communities.
We responded to our Holy Father, Pope Francis’ passionate invitation to intentionally pray on World Vocation Day, “You are called to seed the Hope and… Read More »Youth Gathering for Vocation Day, April 21, 2024
Background: The Adorers of the Blood of Christ have had a mission in the Andean nation of Bolivia since 1973. Sister Anitawa (Ann) Fearday, from… Read More »The Dawning of a Brighter Day in Bolivia
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Adorers’ arrival in Tanzania in East Africa, which is now its own “region” or province of the… Read More »Tanzania, 50 Years On
By Sister Anne Irose, ASC I was in my late 30s when I began ministry in Bolivia. My hopes, joy and curiosity were as great as… Read More »My Missionary Journey in Bolivia
A number of years ago, several Vietnamese women who had learned about Precious Blood spirituality from the Missionaries of the Precious Blood in Vietnam expressed… Read More »Vietnam Mission
By Sister Anita (Anitawa) Fearday, ASC Twenty kilometers a day. 70 years old. Traveling the Way of St. James in Spain. Next week I begin… Read More »The Pilgrimage Begins
By Sister Anita Fearday, ASC I often have thought of life as a pilgrimage, especially when I am in touch with a yearning, a hunger,… Read More »Our Life’s Pilgrimage
Sister Ann “Anitawa” Fearday, ASC is celebrating big mile-markers this year: her 70th birthday in June and her 50th Jubilee as an Adorer of the… Read More »Q&A with Ann Fearday
By Sister Bernadine Wessel, ASC The people. The relationships formed by living, working, struggling, crying, laughing and praying together… that’s what I miss most about Korea.… Read More »What I miss most about Korea