The Claretian Mission in Warsaw: Service that Transforms Lives

With the visit to the community in Warsaw (Poland), carried out from March 2 to 6 by Amilbia Penagos M., delegate of Priscilla L., the canonical visit to the Province of Europe has been concluded.

During this time of sharing, it was possible to witness the richness and breadth of the community’s missionary presence in various fields of service and evangelization: education, the Pontifical Mission Societies, formation and accompaniment of Consecrated Life and lay people, human development projects and close support for vulnerable people and those with physical or mental disabilities.

The presence of the sisters is recognized and valued as a meaningful service and testimony that accompanies, consoles and restores dignity.

As a simple yet deeply symbolic sign of the shared journey in mission, the community planted a Swedish whitebeam tree, a gesture that expresses the desire to care for the vocation, strengthen fraternity, and commit ourselves to caring for our common home, always rooting our lives in the charism that inspires and propels us.

Let us pray that the seeds of the Kingdom sown during these days may continue to grow and bear abundant fruit.