A week to renew our missionary commitment and share the Hospitaller charism around the world. It culminates on October 19 with the celebration of World Mission Sunday
For more than 140 years, the Hospitaller Sisters have carried the charism of hospitality to where it is most needed. The Hospitaller work worldwide is realized through a wide range of centers and services.
The Hospitaller Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus are a Catholic religious congregation, international and missionary, committed to the comprehensive support of people in vulnerable situations, especially in the fields of mental health, disability, and social exclusion.
Every September, the color yellow reminds us of the importance of suicide prevention. Behind this symbol lies a story of hope that calls us to speak up, accompany others, and seek help to save lives.
Sister Gabrielle Lillon shares how her experience at the International Juniorate and the Motherhouse has strengthened her hospitalarian vocation, guided by God’s love and service to those most in need.
Agatha shares how her experience in the international juniorate at the Mother House transformed her life and vocation, teaching her to discover her gifts, embrace her weaknesses, and live fraternity as a gift from God alongside sisters from diverse cultures.
World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation: A Call to Care for Life
The World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, celebrated on September 1, invites us to reflect, pray, and act for our common home. As Sisters Hospitallers, we embrace this call with hospitality and commitment, promoting an integral ecology that reflects God’s love in the care of all life.
Inspired by the charism of Hospitality, we offer person-centered care, combining science, humanity, and spirituality to care for, support, dignify, and transform lives, rooted in God’s merciful love.
Sister Gabrielle Lillon shares how her experience at the International Juniorate and the Motherhouse has strengthened her hospitalarian vocation, guided by God’s love and service to those most in need.
Agatha shares how her experience in the international juniorate at the Mother House transformed her life and vocation, teaching her to discover her gifts, embrace her weaknesses, and live fraternity as a gift from God alongside sisters from diverse cultures.
Sister Anna Kha, from the Vice-Province of Vietnam, shares how her formation at the Mother House of the Congregation strengthened her sense of belonging and her vocation to serve with tenderness, generosity, and compassion, reflecting the maternal face of God's mercy.
Sr. María Hong, from the Viceprovince of Vietnam, shares how her formation in the international juniorate became a school of love and simplicity, where she learned to welcome, serve, and grow in her vocation through small daily gestures.
Sister Teresa Nguyễn Thị Hương, from the Province of Vietnam, shares her experience at the international juniorate in Ciempozuelos, where she discovered the joy of serving, matured in her vocation, and lovingly embraced the mission of caring for the sick.
Hospitaller Family: Modeste NTWA MBEY, a Living Testimony of the Charism of Hospitality
In the heart of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, we find an inspiring story of hospitality and dedication. Modeste NTWA MBEY has been a member of the Hospitality Family since 2005. For over 16 years, his devotion has been a living example of the charism of hospitality that defines us.
One voice, one reading, an invitation to live hospitality. We share a fragment of the Gospel that guides us to discover how hospitality is present in the Word and in our daily lives.
