Hospitaller Family

Meet Aurora D. Gacusan, Technical Assistant and Secretary.

How long have you been part of Sisters Hospitallers? I have been with the Sisters Hospitallers since March 9, 2009 or 14 years.

What is your purpose or mission helping at Sisters Hospitallers? It is a way of giving back and helping further a cause that I believe in, that is mental health and education for children. Also be able to share my knowledge and help in my own little way.

What added value does participating in the hospital project give to your life? It gives me a sense of meaning in what I do and in knowing that I am able to do something good.  I also learn much from the Sisters I work with and their mission.  That is, life lessons I would not learn anywhere else as well as the values that they practice in their daily lives and what makes them who they are and the organization they represent.

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The Wisdom of Frailty: Celebrating the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly

The World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly invites us to recognize the value, dignity, and wisdom of older adults. At the Hospitaller Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we renew our commitment to providing holistic care that brings together science, charity, compassionate accompaniment, and hope, always placing the person at the centre of our mission.

29 young people choose to dedicate their summer to volunteering in Palencia.

Instead of devoting their vacation solely to rest, they have chosen to put their time and skills at the service of others. Organized into different teams, the young people provide companionship to the sick and those with disabilities, and spend time with the elderly.

Small Gestures We Never Forget

In our mission, hospitality is not always expressed through extraordinary events. More often, its greatest transformative power is found in the simplest acts. That is why, in the Congregation of the Hospitaller Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we reaffirm that true hospitality is lived out in everyday life.