The Intercultural Novitiate Begins in Granada
The long-awaited day finally arrived for four postulants as they entered the novitiate on 3 September, a significa...
A Time of Renewal in the Spirit
After completing six weeks of the E Voc Ando Itinerary, the sisters entered the time and space of the Sp...
A Journey of Faith and Grace in Barcelona
Almost at the end of our itinerary, E VOC ANDO, we had the opportunity to visit some important places in Barcelona...
Missionary Experience in the Philippines
After last year’s missionary experience in Guayaramerín (Bolivia), we decided to remain available to go on miss...
A “Yes” That Continues to Give Life
171 years ago, on August 27, 1855, María Antonia París made her religious profession into the hands of Archbisho...
The Vocation put to the test
Periods of hardship, uncertainty, and crisis are an inevitable part of life. As we grow older, we gradually gain g...
A new Order in Practice
The Founder, Archbishop Antonio María Claret y Clará, decided not to delay any longer the formal founding of the...
175 Years of the Vow of Tarragona: Renewing the Fire of Communion and Mission
With grateful hearts, we celebrated the 175th anniversary of the Vow of Tarragona, through which the Venerable Mar...
A little seed, called to grow…
175 Years of the Vow of Tarragona · August 15, 1851 – August 15, 2026 On August 15, 1851, in the chapel of t...
Presentation of the Congregation’s Formation Map
On Saturday, August 8, we had a very meaningful gathering to present the Formation Map of our Congregation, the fr...
God Writing Our Story
Over the past few months, I have had the opportunity to travel throughout the diocese of Antsirabe, Madagascar, me...
Love for Christ Put into Action
From August 3 to 7, Amilbia Penagos, General Prefect of Formation, accompanied us in the formative itinerary cente...