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Three CJ Sisters Take Final Vows in Kenya, Urged to Keep Christ at Centre amid Trials
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Three CJ Sisters Take Final Vows in Kenya, Urged to Keep Christ at Centre amid Trials
Three members of the Congregation of Jesus (CJ) have made their Perpetual Profession in Kenya, with speakers at the celebration reminding them that Final Vows neither remove life’s difficulties nor bring formation to an end, but call for continued fidelity to Christ, service to others, and readiness for mission. The three CJ Sisters, Tanzanian-born Angeline Wanzagi Mkongwe, and Sr. Regina Mlelwa Meinrad, and Kenyan-born Sr. Joan Aqwillinah Milim…
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