In the Company of Charity

This week, Sister Elizabeth is in the company of Sister Franca Edet, a Daughter of Charity from the Province of Nigeria. Still a young province, the Province of Nigeria started as a foreign mission of the Province of Great Britain and Ireland. Sister Franca tells us how it is growing and what it was like to be one of the first sisters from Nigeria to join the new province. Video: https://vimeo.com...

This week, Sister Elizabeth is in the company of Sister Jean Maher, DC, and Sister Sharon Horace, DC, to discuss their individual experiences as missionaries. Both sisters have had more than one missionary experiences, all of which were relatively short. Hear what they have to say about short-term missions.

In this episode, Sister Liz sits down with three sisters who have all had different missionary experiences to listen to their stories. Each sister tells of her time on a foreign mission and the challenges and benefits of it.

This episode is the first episode of our Missionary March, a series in which you'll hear stories from Sisters who are or have been missionaries in various countries! In this episode, Sister Pat Beyrau, DC, tells us all about her experience in Kenya--from the Archbishop allowing them to serve the poor to expanding the Daughters of Charity with new members! Vincentian Lay Missionaries (VLM): ww...

In this episode, Sister Liz is in the company of her old friend, Ed Rogers. Ed works in the counseling department at Baylor University and the two discuss how he believes faith and mental health go hand in hand.

In this episode, Sister Liz is in the company of Sister Belinda Monahan, OSB. Sister Belinda shares her unique vocation story and discusses how her religious vocation matches up with her vocation as an archeologist.

In this episode, Sister Liz and Sister Elizabeth catch us up on their lives and the recent happenings including a major goal that Sister Liz recently accomplished!

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. To aid in spreading this awareness, Sister Elizabeth Greim, DC, and cohost for the episode, Sister Salvatrice Murphy, DC, sit down with Sister Melissa Camardo, SCL & Sister Joan Dawber, SC. Both members of the Sisters of Charity Federation, they work for Lifeway Network--an organization that helps victims of human trafficking. Learn more about huma...

In this episode, Sister Elizabeth Greim is joined by Sister Mary Bader, DC, director of St. Ann's Center for Infants, Children, and Families. The two discuss St. Ann's Center and its long history, including how it has adapted to the needs of the community over time.

In this episode, Sister Liz sits down with Sister Lisa Laguna, DC, to answer some of the most common questions about discernment.

This episode is our first cohost chat of the season! Sister Liz and Sister Elizabeth sit down together to recap their Thanksgivings, talk about our company feasts, and discuss how they're making this Advent special!

In this episode of In the Company of Charity, we go back to almost a year ago when Sister Elizabeth and Sister Liz were at the Daughters of Charity Motherhouse in Paris. Sister Elizabeth chats with Sister Anne Neylon (Province of Ireland) about her experience at the World Meeting of Families in Dublin. Website: https://www.worldmeeting2018.ie/en/

In this episode, Sister Elizabeth Greim, DC, is in the company of Trinh Truong. Trinh is a refugee after being resettled in the United States in 2001 at the age of 3. Throughout her life, she has learned her family's story which shapes the way she sees the world, the decisions she makes, and the life she lives as an adult.

In this episode, Sister Liz Sjoberg, DC, is in the company of Nancy, Michael, and Andrew Schmidt, all of whom are very active in the Special Olympics. Together, they chat about how the Special Olympics have impacted their family in so many positive ways and why others should consider getting involved.

In this episode, Sister Liz and Sister Elizabeth talk with Josephine (now Sister Josephine) Lomasney about her discernment, including her ups, downs, and u-turns.

To begin season two of "In the Company of Charity," Sister Elizabeth Greim, DC, sits down with Mark McGreevy, Group Chief Executive of DePaul International. Together, they talk about the internationality of the Vincentian charism and how it's lived out in different ways all throughout the world. Depaul International: https://int.depaulcharity.org/home Homeless Alliance: https://vfho...

In the final episode of In the Company of Charity season one, Sister Liz and Sister Elizabeth reflect on the season one journey. Together, they chat about how they see Jesus in the persons they encounter on a daily basis. Stay tuned for season two coming this fall!

In this episode, Sister Kara Davis, DC, shares stories of her experience with the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James) pilgrimage, including the role it played in her discernment. She talks about the miracles of her pilgrimage and how the people she met along the way aided her throughout the journey and in her life beyond.

In this episode, Sister Elizabeth Greim, DC, is joined by Sister Mary Louise Stubbs, DC, director of the Daughters of Charity International Project Services (IPS). The "crowdsourcing of religious life," IPS funds projects for Daughters in countries throughout the world who don't have the means to do it themselves. You can learn more about IPS and the projects currently being funded...

In this episode of In the Company of Charity, Sister Liz Sjoberg sits down with Sister Carmel Ryan from the Province of Ireland. Together, they discuss spiritual direction, what it can do for an individual, and how it differs from therapy.

In this episode, Sister Salvatrice Murphy is in the company of Sister Teresa Daly. Together, they chat about the first Daughters of Charity, who they were, and how they shaped the company.

In this episode, cohosts Sister Elizabeth Greim and Sister Liz Sjoberg give you a behind the scenes glimpse of the makings of "In the Company of Charity" and give an update on the lives of some of our guests.

In this episode, Sister Meggie Flores is in the company of Linda Rivas from Las Americas in El Paso. Together, they discuss immigration at our southern border as a human issue and from their firsthand experience working with this migrants. In the Vincentian Pulse, Sister Salvatrice Murphy reflects on xenophobia, how to overcome it, and the importance of welcoming the stranger.

In this episode of our Sounds of the Motherhouse series, Sister Elizabeth Greim is in the company of Sister Judith Mausser, DC, an English language translator at the Motherhouse in Paris. Sister Judith discusses translation as a ministry and the incredible joy that comes with living at working at the Motherhouse. The Vincentian Pulse features "Laudate Dominum" from evening prayer in the...

In this episode of our Sounds of the Motherhouse series, Sister Liz Sjoberg sits down with Director General of the Daughters of Charity, Father Bernard Schoepfer, CM, to talk about what his job means and how it is important to the Company. Stick around for the Vincentian Pulse where we hear Salve Regina sung from the Motherhouse Evening Prayers!