Following International Women’s Day this week, it is inspiring to hear of the work of Angela Reed rsm.

The retirement of two Sisters of Mercy brings a change for the community of Apollo Bay.

The Mercy Works Access to Education Project helps address gender inequality in Papua New Guinea.

An inspiring initiative of service and support for women and children.

Two significant events concluded 2015 and commenced 2016 for the community of Sacred Heart College, Geelong.

Gatherings in Perth hear of the planned celebrations for the 170th Anniversary of the arrival of the Sisters of Mercy.

Each month, Mercy Associates in the Ballarat area catch up for a ‘cuppa’.

Jubilee celebrations give us reason to reflect and give thanks.

Gatherings commence for the Mercy International Reflection Process.

ISMAPNG Central A Community Offices take up a new abode.

The spirit of Catherine McAuley lives at the Mercy Care Centre in Young NSW.

Mercy Works expresses thanks.

Each month the Sisters of Mercy reflect on and pray for a particular issue in our lives. During March our prayer and reflection is centred on The Year of Mercy.

Berneice Loch, Institute Leader, reflects on the challenge of the cross in our lives.

Principal of St. Aloysius College, Ms. Paddy McEvoy shares an exciting student initiative.

You are invited to join in what is the World’s largest grassroots movement for the environment on Saturday, March 19, 2016.

Each month during our 170th Year, we will take a brief glimpse into the life of one of our pioneer Sisters.

Projects undertaken by the ISMAPNG Archives often give insights into the society of the time. Here is one such example.

A resource for the corporal and spiritual works of mercy in this special time.

Join our global Pilgrimage to Divine Mercy Sunday.