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September | 2020 Online Resources September | 2020 Websites, Social Media, Contacts and Associated Resources A Wide Circle of Friends The Mary Ward network is our strength and we pride ourselves on our connection to our global community. In this document you will find links to websites, social media accounts, contacts and various other resources that facilitate connection. CONTENTS PAGE 4 IBVM - INSTITUTE OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY PAGE 5 CJ - CONGREGATIO JESU PAGE 6 MARY WARD'S INSTITUTE PAGE 7 MARY WARD AT THE UNITED NATIONS PAGE 8 LORETO AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH EAST ASIA PAGE 10 LORETO MINISTRIES PAGE 12 LORETO VIETNAM PAGE 13 MARY WARD INTERNATIONAL AUSTRALIA PAGE 15 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS PAGE 22 ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS PAGE 24 THE BAR CONVENT IBVM INSTITUTE OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY The Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (also known as Loreto Sisters) is a congregation of women religious sisters founded by Englishwoman Mary Ward in the early 17th century. She believed, at a time when it was not a widely held belief in Church or society, that women could “do much” in the service of God. She was a pioneer of the apostolic religious life for women and her order now exists on every continent. WEBSITE GLOBAL IBVM ibvm.org ibvm.org/about-us/ where-we-are 4 CJ CONGREGATIO JESU Congregatio Jesu or Congregation of Jesus is an international congregation of just under 2,000 sisters in 24 countries spread over four continents. Like the Loreto Sisters, they were founded by Mary Ward in 1609 as an institute of, unenclosed, apostolic religious women. The CJ headquarters are in Rome. WEBSITE CJ PROVINCES congregatiojesu.org congregatiojesu.org/en/where.asp GENERAL CONGREGATION GENERAL CONGREGATION FACEBOOK WEBSITE facebook.com/CJGC2020 generalcongregation2021.org 5 MARY WARD'S INSTITUTE In recent years the desire for the two remaining branches of Mary Ward’s Institute to unite has intensified. One of the expressions of this movement toward union is the establishment of various joint IBVM/CJ offices. COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE EDUCATION NETWORK Stefania Donaera Ann O'Donoghue ibvm [email protected] [email protected] JPIC OFFICE JPICYY FOOAUUCTTEUUBBBOEEOK Adina Bălan CJ and Pauline Macharia ibvm facebook.com/mwjpic [email protected] 6 MARY WARD AT THE UNITED NATIONS The worldwide IBVM Network, in partnership with Congregatio Jesu (CJ), is present at the United Nations. The voice of civil society is of increasing importance in UN multilateral decisions on vision and goals aimed at encouraging the human community towards peaceful and respectful collaboration in a way that benefits all people and our planet. FACEBOOK WEBSITE TWITTER facebook.com/ibvmngo ibvmunngo.org twitter.com/ibvmngo YOUTUBE INYYSOOTUUATTGUURBBAEEM youtube.com/channel/UC_t9Od85uZAqfR8YGaPEQww? youtube.com/cihnasntangerla/UmC.c_otm9O/idb8v5muuZnAnqgfoR8YGaPEQww? 7 LORETO AUSTRALIA& SOUTH EAST ASIA In the Australian and South East Asian Province over 80 active and retired Sisters share the vision and mission of Mary Ward as they contribute their gifts, in employment and voluntary capacity, across a variety of areas including advocacy for the disadvantaged, arts education, parish ministry and pastoral care, prayer, social justice, social services, spiritual guidance and theology. FACEBOOK WEBSITE YOUTUBE facebook.com/loretoaustralia loreto.org.au youtube.com/channel/UCnuJut 5duTSP3NVeO4tPMXw 8 LORETO AUSTRALIA& SOUTH EAST ASIA Every few months the Province Office publishes the Loreto Networker, containing stories of Loreto Sisters, staff and past pupils, Province and Global Institute news, social justice updates, and snapshots from our schools and ministries. SUBSCRIBE TO LORETO NETWORKER loreto.org.au/news/subscribe 9 LORETO MINISTRIES Loreto Ministries is the lead governance body for the ministries of the Loreto Province. Loreto Ministries serves over 7,500 students and hundreds of staff across seven Catholic schools in Australia, two associated schools and Loreto Vietnam. Loreto Ministries works with the province in the areas of communications, human resources and mission integration, as well as risk, knowledge and technology development, and management. TWITTER WEBSITE LINKEDIN twitter.com/LoretoMins loretoministries.org.au linkedin.com/company/loreto- ministries 10 LORETO MINISTRIES The Loreto Ministries office publishes a bi-annual Newsletter containing news and updates across the various sectors of the organisation including, education, mission, communications, technology and human resources. SUBSCRIBE TO THE LORETO MINISTRIES NEWSETTER loretoministries.org.au/news/subscribe 11 LORETO VIETNAM Loreto Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City has operated as an INGO since 1995, following in the foundational footsteps of Sr Trish Franklin ibvm. Loreto Vietnam aims to support the provision of education for some of the most vulnerable children and young people in Vietnam. Loreto Vietnam works through a range of programs in partnership with schools and local communities, focusing on the promotion of life-long learning for all, in the spirit of Loreto education worldwide. FACEBOOK WEBSITE YOUTUBE facebook.com/Loretovietnam loretovietnam.org youtube.com/channel/UCIDiD mzR7UOH_xPjmspqFzQ 12 MWIA MARY WARD INTERNATIONAL AUSTRALIA Mary Ward International Australia (MWIA) is the international development organisation of the Loreto Sisters. MWIA focuses on the empowerment of women and children, community development, social justice, poverty reduction, healthcare and protection against violence and trafficking. FACEBOOK WEBSITE INSTAGRAM facebook.com/MaryWard mwia.org.au instagram.com/mary_ward_ InternationalAustralia international_aus YOUTUBE www.youtube.com/channel/UCPTkDRAhY OAeDWOKQx6pJSg 13 MWIA PUBLICATIONS The MWIA Global Projects Sustain Magazine is a Booklet contains information bi-annual publication and updates on the projects containing news from the MWIA proudly supports. field, project updates, good news stories and articles of inspiration and hope. GLOBAL PROJECTS BOOKLET SUBSCRIBE TO SUSTAIN mwia.org.au/our-work/projects mwia.org.au/news/publications-reports 14 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS LORETO COLLEGE BALLARAT Loreto.vic.edu.au Facebook.com/LoretoCollegeBallarat Instagram.com/loretocollegeballaratofficial YouTube.com/channel/UCyEN-RAdcs5f2WvIX97lKag 15 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS LORETO COLLEGE COOPAROO Loreto.qld.edu.au Facebook.com/LoretoCollegeCoorparoo Instagram.com/loretocoorparoo Twitter.com/LoretoCoorparoo Youtube.com/user/LoretoCoorparoo 16 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS LORETO KIRRIBILLI Loreto.nsw.edu.au Instagram.com/loretokirribilli Youtube.com/channel/UCCQtBOPZdYYP0Oz6bfLLU5g 17 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS LORETO NEDLANDS Loretonedlands.wa.edu.au Facebook.com/LoretoNedlands1 Twitter.com/LoretoNedlands1 18 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS LORETO NORMANHURST Loretonh.nsw.edu.au Facebook.com/loretonh Twitter.com/loretonh Youtube.com/channel/UCNBUy5osI_bbpcllIwuvoVA Linkedin.com/school/loreto-normanhurst 19 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS LORETO COLLEGE MARRYATVILLE Loreto.sa.edu.au Facebook.com/LoretoMarryatville Twitter.com/LoretoCollegeSA Linkedin.com/company/loreto-college-marryatville-assoc-inc Instagram.com/loreto_marryatville 20 AUSTRALIAN LORETO SCHOOLS LORETO MANDEVILLE HALL TOORAK Loretotoorak.vic.edu.au Facebook.com/LoretoToorak Twitter.com/LoretoToorak 21 ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS JOHN XXIII COLLEGE Johnxxiii.edu.au Facebook.com/JohnXXiiiCollege Twitter.com/JTC_johnxxiii Youtube.com/channel/UCvxZjqwbLV9J0hp_KMgBeCw 22 ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS BAYVIEW COLLEGE Bayview.vic.edu.au Facebook.com/BayviewCollege Twitter.com/bayviewcollege 23 THE BAR CONVENT The Bar Convent is England's oldest living convent, founded in 1686 by sisters of the Congregatio Jesu. Our sisters have lived on this site in the city of York for over three centuries. The Bar Convent is one of the earliest educational establishments for young women in England and has played an important role in the history of York. WEBSITE FACEBOOK bar-convent.org.uk Faceook.com/BarConvent york TWITTER PINTEREST Twitter.com/barconvent Pinterest.co.uk/barconvent york york YOUTUBE Youtube.com/channel/UCx2l4uPl2uhMsy7o5FGT2Kw 24.
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