A New Stage in the Vocational Journey

Imagen de la Hermana Teresa Dương Kim Tiểu Thúy en el Postulantado

On September 8, the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the San Benito Menni Community in Chu Hai (Vietnam) experienced a special moment with the official admission of aspirant Teresa Dương Kim Tiểu Thúy to the Postulancy.

The rite took place during the celebration of Vespers, in the presence of the Sisters of the Vice-Provincial Government and the community. With this step, Teresa begins a new stage in her vocational journey, marked by formation and discernment.

During this time, she will be able to deepen her knowledge, love and experience of spirituality and the Hospitaller charism.

This new beginning is also a source of joy and hope for the entire community, which welcomes Teresa and accompanies her with affection and prayer.

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