
The scenes of utter devastation and the displacement of the nine million people in Haiti following the earthquake have made us all sit up and take notice. On October 23rd 2010 nine Sisters of Mercy will travel to Haiti with Haven for 'Build it Week'.

On the weekend of 8th and 9th of May, eleven members of our Congregation, from four of our seven Provinces, participated in a workshop held by Adele Howard rsm and Anne Walsh of Fraynework Multimedia, at Mercy International Centre, Baggot Street, Dublin.

The Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy, together with other congregations, met with An Taoiseach, Government Ministers and their advisors this afternoon at Government Buildings.

Summary of the Report of the Assessment Panel regarding our Congregation’s Resources 25th November, 2009

Catholic Education is very much to the fore in the media in these days. Should the Church be engaged in education or not is the dominant question.
The devastation of the earthquake in Haiti has shocked and saddened us deeply and challenged by the Mercy International Association Vision we ask how can we use our Mercy resources to respond?

The Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy has written to Minister Batt O’Keeffe, T.D. advising him of the contribution that the Congregation will make by way of reparation for the suffering of children while in residential institutions within Mercy care.
Nothing could have prepared the rapt audience for the sheer grandeur of the images, words, music and atmosphere that formed a backdrop to a well-organised symposium, entitled ‘Getting to know Catherine McAuley’ which was held on April 25th in Castleblaney

The Congregation Leadership Team visited Mercy Global Concern (MGC) at the United Nations at the end of March 2009.