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Across the Ages Reflects the

SPIRIT OF VICTOIRE LARMENIER . . .

Victoire Larmenier, Foundress of the Sisters of Nazareth

"Walk in His Footsteps

and that will make

your trials seem easier."

Victoire Larmenier, Foundress

Sisters of Nazareth

In the early 1860’s the founding Sisters in London opened a soup-kitchen at Nazareth House Hammersmith, London, England. This small beginning led to the Sisters of Nazareth continued response to the signs of the times and minister, where possible, to the marginalized of society with love and respect.

VICTOIRE'S SPIRIT YESTERDAY . . .

Photo 1: The Soup-Kitchen
Photo 2: Sisters distribute soup to men, women, and children
who ask for food
Nazareth House Hammersmith
London, England

AND TODAY. . .

Photo 1: Food-Kitchen at Refuge Camp
Photo 2: Sister of Nazareth works with members of local community
to prepare food at Refuge camp near
Johannesburg, South Africa

... Is reflected in the works of the Sisters of Nazareth who have entered new fields where the needs of God's people have called them to serve.

Whether working:

In Ireland at a local Correctional Facility
In the UK among Parish Communities, with recovering addict programmes, at retreat centres, or with busy young men and women who want to stay connected to their faith
On a southern California border, volunteering in established programmes to support today’s most needy people
As a community volunteer, or simply stepping forward as an emergency relief coordinator during a community disaster
Or in Southern Africa, Where the Sisters of Nazareth have taken bold steps to keep alive the spirit of Victoire in today’s world as they collaborate with other agencies in the daily fight against HIV / Aids and general poverty in the areas.

. . . The above projects are a few examples of where the Sisters of Nazareth are carrying the Spirit of Victoire Larmenier into the civic communities in which they live.

Nazareth House Hammersmith, 160-175 Hammersmith Rd, London W6 8DB, England

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