Renato Lima de Oliveira, the International President of the SVP made a visit to Scotland last week. It was a happy and vibrant occasion enjoyed by all those who participated. Our Sisters were very much involved. Sr Maria Robb was part of the organising committee and the schedule included visits to The Space, Pollokshields for tea (see photo), and St Joseph’s Services, Rosewell. A special plaque was unveiled celebrating 175 years of the SSVP. Congratulations to all and our greetings to President Renato, the National President, Danny Collins, and the SSVP!
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