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Mercy Global Action Members Online in Realtime for Theological Reflection (MIA)

The web based 'Connect' meeting held by Mercy Global Action at the end of November was a wonderful success.

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2013 Pilgrimage of Young Mercy Leaders (MIA)

Students who participated in the Pilgrimage of Young Mercy Leaders continue to embody Mercy Leadership in their school and civic communities.

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Join the Million Signatures Campaign and Help Bring About Malala's Dream (MIA)

Mercy International Association supports the right to an education for all people. Sisters of Mercy have been involved in teacher training in Pakistan for over twenty years. Visit www.iammalala.org and add your name to the petition

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MAST Celebrates a Jubilee

Among those celebrating Jubilees this past year was MAST, the Mercy Association in Scripture in Theology.

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Mercy International begins Digitizing Archival Resources

In an effort to preserve and protect preciousresources, and to make these treasures more accessible throughout the Mercy world, MIA has begun the process of digitizing archival resources.

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Young Mercy Leaders’ Pilgrimage 2013 – Planning begins!

On Sunday 7th October a group of enthusiastic people met to commence formal planning for the Young Mercy Leaders’ Pilgrimage to be held in Dublin, 16th – 19th July 2013.

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Enjoy a Working Holiday in Ireland - Volunteer at Mercy International Centre (MIA)

Volunteer position at Mercy International Centre July to December 2013

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Celebrating Mercy Day 2012

Sharing plans for and stories from Mercy Day Celebrations 2012

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Mercy Day at Baggot Street (MIA)

On this 185th anniversary since Catherine opened the House of Mercy on Baggot Street, eighty five Sisters of Mercy, Mercy Associates, partners in ministry and friends of Mercy celebrated Mercy Day in her original house on Baggot Street.

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Mercy Day Greetings

The great feast that unites the Mercy world is Mercy Day. Its origin dates back to September 24th,1827 when the House on Baggot Street opened as a school for the education of poor young girls and as a residence for homeless girls and women.

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