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Because the number of those crossing into the US has decreased, there is a greater need to accompany migrants on the Mexican side of the border.
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Because the number of those crossing into the US has decreased, there is a greater need to accompany migrants on the Mexican side of the border.

In the spring, sisters in the three IHM Congregations and the Oblate Sisters of Providence were invited by the OSPIHM Healing Racism Committee to join one of three suggested human trafficking) to address issues of justice facing all Americans. Members on the revisionist education subcommittee…

My Aunts, Sister Ann Michael, Sister Angelus, and many of the others may be long gone but their legacy and their impact will live on in those of us who were taught and shaped by the Sisters.

It is truly a privilege to accompany our migrant brothers and sisters in McAllen, Texas and Reynosa, Mexico.

When Elizabeth was asked to teach religion, she said to herself, “Do NOT be boring!”

On April 15, 2023, we celebrated Sister Elizabeth Ann DeMerchant, IHM, who made her life-long commitment as a Sister, Servant of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

The OSP-IHM Border Community has a commitment to accompany high school and university students who would like to participate in the mission.

Way of the Cross Wednesday of Holy Week at 5:30 a.m. a crowd of young people, residents of the IHM House of Studies, some IHM Associates and parishioners met at the Sisters’ house to begin the Way of the Cross. The journey throughout the…

The IHM Congregation was awarded the Saint Brigid Humanitarian Award at a dinner hosted by the parade committee on Sunday, March 5, 2023.

The OSP-IHM Core Community at the US-Mexico border would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our sisters and associates who attended the presentation on February 13 via zoom or livestream.