RSHM Zambezi Area

18/07/2026

Get to know the RSHM sisters in the Zambezi Area.

🎥 We’re doing the “I’m Passing the Phone” challenge… 😄📱

Laughter, joy, and a little friendly teasing—because community life is also about celebrating one another! 💙

As Religious Sisters, we cherish these simple moments that strengthen our bonds and reflect the joy of living as one family in Christ.

“Rejoice in the Lord always.” — Philippians 4:4

28/06/2026

28/06/2026

16/06/2026

Today, we remember and celebrate the children of Africa — their dreams, courage, voices, and limitless potential.

On this International Day of the African Child, we recommit ourselves to creating spaces where every child is protected, educated, heard, and empowered to flourish.

“Let the little children come to me…” (Matthew 19:14)

May we continue to walk together in hope and action for a brighter future for every child across Africa. 🌍💚

14/06/2026

🎶“Sacred Heart of Mary, intercede for us, now and forever Amen.”🎶

During the moment of prayer and reflection, the sisters and candidates lifted their voices in song, offering a hymn to the Sacred Heart of Mary during our feast celebrations.🪷

Through music and prayer, we honoured Mary’s faithful “Yes” and her heart that remained open to God’s love and attentive to the needs of others.❤️

May the Sacred Heart of Mary continue to inspire us to live with faith, compassion, and generosity as we journey together in hope.🙏🏾

13/06/2026

Photos from the Sacred Heart of Mary feast in Lusaka and Chinhoyi. The sisters together with the collaborators had moments of prayer and Holy Eucharist.
Happy feast day to us all!

13/06/2026

To celebrate the feast of the Sacred Heart of Mary, Sisters in the Zambezi Area gathered in Lusaka and Chinhoyi.

The celebrations included mass and moments of joy, prayer, and thanksgiving.

May the Sacred Heart of Mary continue to guide and inspire us in our mission of giving life to all.

13/06/2026

“You are daughters of the Sacred Heart of Mary, of that heart which so closely cooperated in the work of
redemption. This title alone indicates what your devotedness should be, with what zeal you must cooperate in the work of calling others to holiness for the for the glory of God... your whole life must draw others to God” (GS/10/VI/84/A).

Today, with grateful hearts, we celebrate the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Mary — a woman of deep faith, courageous hope, and wholehearted love for God.

On this special feast day, may we, like Mary, continue to listen deeply, and pondering in our hearts.

Happy Feast of the Sacred Heart of Mary!

12/06/2026

Sacred Heart of Jesus, we trust in you!

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the heart that burns with divine love for humanity.

The pierced Heart of Christ reveals the depth of God’s mercy, compassion, and faithful love. From His Heart flowed blood and water, signs of the sacraments and of the life of the Church. In Him, we encounter a love that heals, reconciles, and restores.

The Sacred Heart invites us to rest in Christ’s love and to become witnesses of that same love in a wounded world, through compassion, justice, forgiveness, and service.

“Learn from me; for I am gentle and humble in heart.” (Matthew 11:29)

Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us.

Painting: Sr. Teresa Bock

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Hoje celebramos a Solenidade do Sagrado Coração de Jesus, o coração que arde com amor divino pela humanidade.

O Coração perfurado de Cristo revela a profundidade da misericórdia, compaixão e amor fiel de Deus. De Seu Coração fluía sangue e água, sinais dos sacramentos e da vida da Igreja. Nele, encontramos um amor que cura, reconcilia e restaura.

O Sagrado Coração nos convida a descansar no amor de Cristo e a nos tornarmos testemunhas desse mesmo amor em um mundo ferido — através da compaixão, da justiça, do perdão e do serviço.

“Aprenda comigo; pois sou gentil e humilde de coração.” (Mateus 11:29)

Sagrado Coração de Jesus, tenha piedade de nós.

Pintura: Ir. Teresa Bock

03/06/2026

Today, the church commemorates the feast of the Martyrs of Uganda.
The Uganda Martyrs are a group of 45 young Christian converts—22 Catholics and 23 Anglicans—who were executed in the Kingdom of Buganda (modern-day Uganda) between 1885 and 1887.

They were primarily royal pages and servants who were put to death by King Mwanga II because they refused to renounce their faith or submit to the king's demands.

The Uganda Martyrs teach us that true faith requires unwavering conviction and the courage to stand for one's beliefs. Their ultimate sacrifice demonstrates the power of unity across different denominations and reminds us to prioritize spiritual integrity and forgiveness over worldly comfort or political pressure.