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Communication Network for Catholic Sisters (CNCS) amplifies the voices and impact of Catholic Sisters in Zambia through storytelling, advocacy and community transformation.

16/04/2026

Misinformation. Disinformation. Fake news.

The world needs communicators who speak the truth.

“Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible and suddenly you are doing the impossible.” – Francis of Assisi...
13/04/2026

“Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible and suddenly you are doing the impossible.” – Francis of Assisi.

We should never feel ashamed or inadequate about the small steps we take at our current stage in life. Small, consistent efforts can lead to meaningful change. Each step matters and we can only do what is within our capacity and that is enough.☺️🙏

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY THEME: Mercy That Restores, Mercy That SendsHave you ever made a mistake you wished you could undo? ...
12/04/2026

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

THEME: Mercy That Restores, Mercy That Sends

Have you ever made a mistake you wished you could undo? That moment when guilt lingers, and you wonder, “Can I really be forgiven?” Divine Mercy Sunday answers that question with a resounding YES. It is the day when God’s heart is thrown wide open, not to judge us, but to restore us.

Divine Mercy Sunday was established by Pope John Paul II in the year 2000, inspired by the revelations of Saint Faustina Kowalska. It is celebrated on the Sunday after Easter, highlighting God’s boundless mercy for all humanity.
It reminds us that God’s mercy is greater than our sins. In the Gospel (John 20:19–31), we see Jesus appearing to His disciples after the Resurrection.

They were afraid, locked in a room, burdened by failure, especially Peter who had denied Him. Yet Jesus does not come with condemnation. Instead, He says: “Peace be with you.”

This is the heart of Divine Mercy: God meets us not where we pretend to be strong, but where we are weak and broken.
Then Jesus breathes on them and gives them the power to forgive sins. Mercy received becomes mercy shared.

Thomas, who doubted, is not rejected. Instead, Jesus invites him to touch His wounds. Even doubt is met with mercy.
So today, we are invited to do three simple but powerful things:
Trust in God’s mercy
Receive His forgiveness
Extend that mercy to others

TWO LESSONS TO TAKE HOME ✍🏽

1. NO SIN is greater than God’s mercy
Sometimes we carry guilt for too long, thinking God is tired of forgiving us. But Divine Mercy Sunday reminds us: God never tires, only we do. The moment you turn back to Him, His mercy is already waiting. Go to Confession. Begin again. Trust Him.

2. MERCY is not meant to stop with you
If you have received mercy, you must give it. That person who hurt you, that relationship that is broken, God is calling you to be an instrument of His mercy. Forgiveness is not weakness; it is divine strength.

MERCIFUL JESUS,
I TRUST IN YOU.
In my weakness, be my strength.
In my sin, be my forgiveness.
Teach me to receive Your mercy with humility and to share it with generosity.
May Your mercy flow through my life
to heal the world around me.

AMEN 🙏🏾.
Credit: Agada O. Rosemary

RUN FOR FAITH & SERVICE 🏃‍♀️🙏Be part of something meaningful. Join us as we run to support the construction of a kitchen...
10/04/2026

RUN FOR FAITH & SERVICE 🏃‍♀️🙏

Be part of something meaningful. Join us as we run to support the construction of a kitchen for learners at Chileshe Chepela Special Needs Boarding School.

📍 Lusaka
📅 June 6, 2026
💰 Registration: K400

Every step you take helps make a difference.

👉 Register now: https://runforfaithzambia.org

10/04/2026

A Catholic Sister stands at the frontlines, fighting extreme poverty and serving communities on the margins with compassion and dedication.

Join us for an inspiring evening of storytelling and impact at the African Sisters Education Collaborative (ASEC) Fundraising Dinner Gala.

An evening dedicated to telling compelling stories of Catholic Sisters while raising funds for the education of women religious in Zambia.

📍 Mulungushi International Conference Centre – KK Wing
🗓️ Friday, 17th April 2026
⏰ 18:00 hrs.

Be part of the story. Be part of the change.

“O my God, let me remember with gratitude and confess to thee thy mercies toward me.”— St. Augustine of HippoLord, help ...
09/04/2026

“O my God, let me remember with gratitude and confess to thee thy mercies toward me.”— St. Augustine of Hippo

Lord, help us always to be thankful and grateful for Your endless mercies. 🙏

Happy Birthday, Sr. Jacqueline Ngosa 🎉On this special day, we celebrate you and thank God for the gift of your life and ...
08/04/2026

Happy Birthday, Sr. Jacqueline Ngosa 🎉

On this special day, we celebrate you and thank God for the gift of your life and vocation.

We wish you long life, abundant grace and countless joys in the year ahead.

From all of us at CNCS, may your year be filled with continued strength, happiness and blessings.

🎂 Happy Birthday once again.

Midweek Reflection “Listen with curiosity. Speak with honesty. Act with integrity. The greatest problem with communicati...
08/04/2026

Midweek Reflection

“Listen with curiosity. Speak with honesty. Act with integrity. The greatest problem with communication is we don’t listen to understand. We listen to reply. When we listen with curiosity, we don’t listen with the intent to reply. We listen for what’s behind the words.” – Roy T. Bennett.

Let us learn to truly listen to others, not just to reply, but to understand. When we listen with intention, we can hear even what is left unsaid. Let us go beyond words and be attentive to the needs of others. Sometimes, people simply need someone who truly listens and that alone can bring comfort. 💛👂

“The resurrection of Jesus is indeed the basis of our hope… Thanks to Christ, crucified and risen from the dead, hope do...
06/04/2026

“The resurrection of Jesus is indeed the basis of our hope… Thanks to Christ, crucified and risen from the dead, hope does not disappoint!” – Pope Francis 🙏

As we continue the Easter journey, may our hearts remain rooted in hope that never fails.

HAPPY EASTER, MY DEAR LOVED ONES!May the joy of the Risen Christ fill your hearts with peace, hope and renewed strength....
05/04/2026

HAPPY EASTER, MY DEAR LOVED ONES!

May the joy of the Risen Christ fill your hearts with peace, hope and renewed strength. May His light guide you and your families today and always.

Stay blessed and rejoice. Christ is alive!

HE IS RISEN! 🙌 “On this night of Resurrection everything begins anew; creation regains its authentic meaning in the plan...
05/04/2026

HE IS RISEN! 🙌

“On this night of Resurrection everything begins anew; creation regains its authentic meaning in the plan of salvation. It is like a new beginning of history and of the cosmos, because Christ is risen, ‘the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep’ (1 Cor 15:20). Christ, the ‘last Adam,’ has become ‘a life-giving spirit’ (1 Cor 15:45).” – Pope John Paul II.

A new beginning, a living hope, a risen Savior. Let us rejoice in the victory of life over death.

✝️ THE SHOCKING MEANING BEHIND THE VEIL TEARING AT JESUS’ DEATH😳🤔Not what you think. Not even close.When Jesus died, Scr...
04/04/2026

✝️ THE SHOCKING MEANING BEHIND THE VEIL TEARING AT JESUS’ DEATH😳🤔

Not what you think. Not even close.

When Jesus died, Scripture says:

“The veil of the Temple was torn in two, from top to bottom.”
(Matthew 27:51)

Most people read this and think:

👉 “It means God opened heaven.”
👉 “It shows the Old Covenant ended.”
👉 “It symbolized access to God.”

Yes, but that is only the surface.

What happened in that moment was far more devastating…
far more dramatic…
and far more dangerous than most Catholics ever realize.

Let’s enter the Temple and see what truly happened.

✝️ 1. The Veil Was Not a Curtain, It Was a Wall of Separation

The veil was not a light cloth.

It was:

60 feet high
30 feet wide
4 inches thick
Woven from blue, purple, and scarlet
Embroidered with cherubim guarding the Presence
So heavy that hundreds of priests were needed to carry it

It represented the barrier between God and man,
between holiness and sin,
between life and death.

Behind it was the Holy of Holies, the place no man could enter except the high priest once a year, and even he entered trembling.

The veil was the visible sign that man cannot approach God on his own terms.

✝️ 2. The Tear From “Top to Bottom” Was Not a Detail, It Was a Declaration

The tear began from the top, where no human hand could reach.

This is God saying:

“Man did not open the way. I did.”

It was not an invitation,
It was a judgment.

God was saying:

“The sacrifice is accepted. The old order is finished.”

The tearing was the divine signature on Christ’s sacrifice.

✝️ 3. The Veil Tore at the Exact Second Jesus Died

The instant Jesus breathed His last,
not before, not after,
the veil ripped.

Why?

Because the true sacrifice was accomplished.

The earthly Temple was only a shadow.
The real offering was the Body of Christ.

When His flesh was torn,
the veil was torn.

When the Lamb died,
the Temple died.

When the Priest offered Himself,
the old priesthood collapsed.

It was heaven’s way of saying:

“This is My Son, the true High Priest.
The true Lamb.
The true Temple.”

✝️ 4. The Tear Was a Cosmic Earthquake in Jewish Worship

For 1,500 years, the veil said:

- “Do not enter.”
- “You are not worthy.”
- “Holiness will kill you.”

But at the Cross, God tore down the barrier with force.

This was not gentle.
This was violent.

It was the destruction of:

Old sacrifices
Old priesthood
Old access
Old separation

In one moment, the worship of Israel shifted forever.

God was saying:

“The Temple no longer contains Me.
The Sacrifice is no longer animals.
The High Priest is no longer a descendant of Aaron.
I dwell in My Son… and in all who are united to Him.”

Catholic worship begins here.

✝️ 5. The Tear Was Not God Coming Out, It Was God Inviting You In

Before the Cross, humanity stood outside the veil.
After the Cross, the veil lies at your feet.

Christ did not merely open the way.
He became the Way.

He did not bring us near God.
He brought God near us.

He did not let us stand before the Presence.
He made the Presence dwell within us.

St. Paul says boldly:

“Through Him we have access to the Father.”
(Ephesians 2:18)

This is why the saints call Jesus:

The new Temple
The new High Priest
The new Mercy Seat
The new Veil

In Christ, the unapproachable God becomes reachable.

✝️ 6. The Real Shock: The Veil Was a Prophecy of Jesus’ Body

Hebrews reveals the mystery:

“The veil… is His flesh.”
(Hebrews 10:20)

The tearing of the veil
is the tearing of Christ's Body
on the Cross.

Meaning:

The real veil blocking heaven
was not fabric
but sin.

And Christ let His own flesh be torn
so sin could be torn down forever.

The veil tore so you could enter.
Jesus was torn so you could live.

✝️ 7. So Why Is This Event So Shocking Today?

Because many Christians still live as if the veil were intact.

They stand far from God.
They approach without confidence.
They pray as strangers, not as children.
They treat Mass as routine, not the Holy of Holies.
They minimize sin instead of confessing it.
They forget the cost of access.

The veil reminds us:

👉 Access to God is free,
but it was never cheap.

👉 You may enter,
because Someone else paid the price.

👉 The door to heaven is open,
because Christ let His Body be opened.

✝️ THE VEIL TORE SO YOU COULD ENTER. CHRIST DIED SO YOU COULD LIVE.

The veil stands no more.
Distance stands no more.
Fear stands no more.

Only Jesus stands,
the torn, risen, glorified Veil.

And because of Him,
every Catholic who approaches God today
does not approach a throne of judgment,

but a throne of grace.

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