All reality is holy by virtue of its creation in Christ, and the consecration of the world through the incarnation. We are part of the world and, even though we are a unique expression of God’s creative activity, nevertheless share an organic unity with every element of the natural world in which we live.

Data Breach Notification On Behalf of Nazareth Care Charitable Trust

Every day the Sisters of Nazareth pray for their benefactors and those who ask for their prayers through the intercession of Victoire Larmenier, also named Mother St Basil, their Foundress.

Victoire’s life shows us that the deep mystery of God’s love works in so many complex and interconnected ways throughout history. This effects each of us personally, and encourages us to a compassionate solidarity that transcends place and time.

Celebrated on the 3rd Sunday after Easter, Vocations Sunday celebrates those who have responded to God's call and those who are considering a religious life.

This day celebrates those who have responded to God's call and those who are considering a religious life.

The Northern Ireland Nursing Care Awards 2022 were recently held with Nazareth House Care Village Belfast, the staff and the leadership team, Nazareth Care Ireland, winning several awards. Another award was received at the Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Awards 2022.

Easter brought many blessings on the feast day of the Lord's resurrection

[I share these words in the hope that we may come to a deeper understanding of the illness of alcoholism. I wrote it to be shared with a group I ministered with after the death of one of the group members. Rose (not her real name) was an alcoholic and a faithful Catholic. She had a devotion to the Sacred Heart Of Jesus and Our Lady. She struggled right to the end with her alcoholism, but never lost faith or her trust in the love of Jesus for her. You may have some familiarity of family who have suffered because of alcoholism, experiencing yourself the suffering caused by the alcoholic and the pain of witnessing the self-destructive behaviour of an alcoholic loved-one. It is a wound, but can become a sacred wound through which the love of God can pour into the heart and mind of the alcoholic, and indeed, into the lives of those around them. Experiences and stories abound of so many who have found a new hope and deeper way of living through an honest confrontation with their alcoholism and their need of the grace of God. We continue to pray for this and to pray for the still suffering alcoholic.]

An absolutely beautiful rainbow was seen over the school

We are delighted to introduce our new Tearoom at our Care Home in Glasgow

We require a full time Activities Co-ordinator at our care home in Bonnyrigg.