Missionary Exhibition from October 22nd to the 24th

Be merciful!

On World Mission Sunday, we unite ourselves to the whole Church as we live out the final weeks of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy.

The Sisters from Maison Jésus-Marie and a few companions from Résidences Ste-Émélie and Marie-Rose Durocher fully understood this message from Pope Francis. They combined their talents to bring warmth to street people, the children of Doctor Julien, premature babies at Sainte-Justine’s Hospital, and immigrants and young people from Lesotho.

How touching to see all these “fairy fingers” knitting hats of different shapes and colors, scarves, mittens, socks, slippers, and small and large sweaters. Added to this, are the 9 by 9 inch squares that Sister Gisèle Foucreault’s young students in Lesotho will use to make their own woolen blankets and ponchos.


All are invited to visit this missionary exhibition which will take place on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, October 22, 23, and 24, from 9am to 4 pm, at Maison Jésus-Marie (Entrance Hall), located at 86, rue Saint-Charles East, in Longueuil. Admission is free although voluntary contributions are welcomed.

The exhibition will feature items, made from wool, by 26 SNJM Sisters and 3 other women. All have understood the message of our Pope Francis: Be merciful!

Sister Suzanne Lavallée, person overseeing this event