Kenya: Visually-impaired religious sisters giving witness to people of God
The Sacramentine Sisters is a community of visually-impaired sisters. They lack sight, but all their other senses are actively engaged for the glory of God and the good of humanity. They teach catechism, visit and counsel people, farm, rear poultry, make rosaries, and knit. “I need opportunity, not sympathy,” according to Sr. Veronica. Read all
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The Sacramentine Sisters is a community of visually-impaired sisters. They lack sight, but all their other senses are actively engaged for the glory of God and the good of humanity. They teach catechism, visit and counsel people, farm, rear poultry, make rosaries, and knit. “I need opportunity, not sympathy,” according to Sr. Veronica.
