Little Company of Mary Christchurch
Little Company of Mary Christchurch
INTRODUCTION: April this year is filled with uncertainty, anxiety and yet creativity as our nation is in complete lockdown. We focus on God’s Word in Scripture to centre us. SCRIPTURE READING: On the first day of the week, right at dawn, the women went to the tomb with the spices they had prepared. They found…
Update from the Community Centre and Office: All Activities and Functions cancelled until further notice: In accordance with the country being placed on Covid-19 Alert Level 3, the Mary Potter Community Centre will be CLOSED until further notice. This means there will be NO Activities Programme and NO Functions at the Centre while we remain…
After nearly 13 years of service to the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary and the people of the Mary Potter Courts, Apartments and Community Centre, we sadly farewell Michael in his retirement. Michael will be deeply missed by all. We wish Michael every blessing and all the best for a long and…
“We may become saints by doing nothing extraordinary, but by performing our ordinary actions in union with the Incarnate Word, the Son of God.” Reflection: “Isn’t this the most consoling thought! Our ‘holiness’ is not piety, it is simply our doing the everyday things of our lives in union with Jesus our Saviour whose…
Arts & Crafts Session – This is one of our new activities on Mondays at the Mary Potter Community Centre, 442 Durham St North, St Albans. All welcome to come at 10.00am to join in for morning tea. Arts & Crafts Session is from 10.30am-12 noon. BYO arts and crafts supplies. BYO lunch if you…
Next Monday 3rd February at 1.30pm, we have guest speaker, Marie Daldry coming to talk about her experiences with horses and the horse industry, from a woman’s perspective, at the Mary Potter Community Centre, 442 Durham St North, St Albans. Afternoon tea will follow. All welcome and bring a friend.
LCM Staff at Blue September Morning Tea for residents Residents’ morning teas,…
Sisters Silindiwe Shamu, Mary Mugodzeri and Ellen Masere from Little Company of Mary, Zimbabwe with Sister Raye Boyle…
The Final Profession of Sister Helena Kivalu was a beautiful and very memorable occasion in the life of the Little Company of Mary (LCM). On Saturday 12th January 2019, the morning dawned brightly in Tonga. There had been much preparation at the St John the Baptist Catholic Church at Pea, Tongatapu in readiness for this…
With kind permission from Steven Moe (www.theseeds.nz) we have attached a link to an interview he completed with Sister Mary Scanlon last year. Sister Mary was born in 1929 and knew she wanted to be a nurse early in her life. In January 1949 she joined Little Company of Mary which is coming up to 70 years of…
Once again, the LCM Sisters in Tonga have greatly appreciated your kind interest, thoughts, prayers and donations. 2018 has again been a very busy (and at times dramatic) year for our Tonga Community. Early in 2018 Cyclone Gita ploughed through the Pacific, and tried its best to flatten the Kingdom of Tonga.
We have been busy landscaping new gardens…. When the earthquake repairs were completed on the Mary Potter Courts at Caledonian Road, the previously beautiful grounds were left looking rather sad, bland and bare. November has seen several of the Villas receive freshly prepared garden beds, new plants and stone mulch. This has added a…
Today at the Mary Potter Community Centre we celebrated the 171st birthday of our founder with a special morning tea and birthday cake. Venerable Mary Potter was born in a rented house in Bermondsey, South London on the 22nd November 1847. …
In September the local LCM community gathered with the Province Team in the Mary Potter Centre to witness the Missioning of our LCM staff in Christchurch. Those Missioned were our Financial Manager and Office staff, two Gardeners, Health and Wellbeing NZ Coordinator and Mary Potter Centre Activities Coordinator. Following the Liturgy afternoon tea was enjoyed…
Article in Inform Newsletter Issue 114 – September 2018 The idea of a prayer ministry among our lay companions first formed in the mind of our Founder Mary Potter during the early days of the Little Company of Mary (LCM). Prayer for the suffering and dying was her deep concern. Mary Potter lived at the…
Welcome to the Little Company of Mary Christchurch website. Enjoy learning about the history of our organisation and its founder, the venerable Mary Potter, explore the services we offer and learn how you can be part of our community.
