SCIC elect new leadership circle

 

Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception elected a new leadership circle at their Chapter July 5-11 in Greater Saint John, New Brunswick.

Mary Beth McCurdy, SCIC (photo left) was re-elected congregational leader until 2018. Alice Keegan, SCIC (second from left) and Roma De Robertis, SCIC (right) were re-elected to the leadership circle. Arleen Brawley, SCIC (second from right) was newly elected. (Photo: Debbie Lizotte)

Anita Holmes, SCIC completed her second consecutive term on the leadership circle. All are of Greater Saint John, where 41 SCIC delegates from eastern and western Canada, Peru and Ireland gathered for Chapter. SCIC prayer supporters were also consulted at their places of residence about their hopes for Chapter and for leadership circle members. The 2014 Chapter theme was “Surrendering . . . Embracing Transformation.”

While Brenda Peddigrew, RSM facilitated the Chapter, Barbara Baker facilitated a concurrent gathering of SCIC Associate representatives from western and eastern Canada. Ms. Baker is an Associate and staff member of the Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul based in Kingston, Ontario. During Chapter, the SCIC presented their 2014-18 directional statement to Associates, while Associates presented their new directional statement to Sisters. Both statements were proclaimed and celebrated during the closing ritual. For more about SCIC and Associates, see www.sistersofcharityic.com

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Tags: Canada, Immaculate Conception, New Brunswick, Sisters of Charity, Sisters of Charity Federation