The Chapel of the Incarnate Word

Vivaldi's The Four Seasons are four violin concertos composed in Venice, Italy, at the height of the Baroque era in 1720. They were...

Celebrate the 106th World Day of Migrants and Refugees 2020 with Jesuit Refugee Services. About this Event: Join the Jesuit Refugee...

September 21 is designated by the United Nations as the International Day of Peace. Click HERE to see more information. As the Incarnate...

Collaborator: Rachel Dubin Gurwitz As we prepared to light our candles to mark the beginning of the Sabbath and Rosh Hashanah last week,...

God is a just and generous giver. We are called, as disciples of Jesus, to grow and stretch to become more like our good and gracious...

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Photo: Rachel Gurwitz Table set for Rosh Hashanah

Our Lady of Guadalupe, in these times of tribulation we turn to you, O mother. See with compassion the suffering of your beloved children...

Gracias, thank you: Arquidiócesis de Monterrey, México

Luke 2:33-35 Jesus’ father and mother were amazed at what was said about him; and Simeon blessed them and said to Mary his mother,...

Chapel of the Incarnate Word

1. There is a place for the sadness. Hold on to Love. There is a season of gladness. Hold on to Love. When pain and confusion seem...

Incarnate Word Sisters consider Jeanne de Matel as our "spiritual foundress." Jeanne Chézard de Matel (6 November 1596 – 1670) was a...

Today, 19 years ago, the world as we knew it changed forever. Because of the terror and the tragedy, a new fear was born, based primarily...

As we enter the final two-month stretch to Election Day, we are sharing this important reminder that the Catholic Church does not enter...

Today is the Feast of St. Peter Claver, patron saint of interracial justice. Let us pray that he intercede today on behalf of everyone...

God longs to use us to make it happen. Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the Nativity of Mary. Nine months ago we celebrated the...

President Jimmy Carter, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin

For more about what the Incarnate Word Sisters were up against in 1918, we direct you to "Promises to Keep" Volume 1, pages 124 through...