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How Can I Become
a Sister Hopsitaller?

Dare to seek the meaning of life
on the path of Hospitality.

Come and get to know us!

Being a Sister Hospitaller is more than belonging to a Congregation—it is a way of life. It means placing our talents, our faith, and our dedication at the service of others.
If you feel called to care and accompany, your path may be here. Religious life in hospitality remains, even today, a meaningful and promising vocation.

Tarjetas Vocacionales
Vocación 1
Do You Feel Called to Serve?
Do You Feel Called to Serve?
Questions and Answers to Your Concerns
Hermana Hospitalaria
A Vocation That Enhances Who You Are
A Vocation That Enhances Who You Are
Discover testimonies from the Hospital Sisters.
Hermana Hospitalaria
Vocation Journey
Vocation Journey
The most important thing in any vocational path is to understand that, above all, Jesus offers you His friendship.
Vocación 4
Daily Life in the Hospital Family
Daily Life in the Hospital Family
Get to know our Hospital Family

Do You Feel Called to Serve?

What Does It Mean to Be a Sister Hospitaller?

The vocation of hospitality is about embarking on an adventure with Jesus—it is a calling that draws you in and transforms your life.
It is an invitation to be moved by the suffering of the sick and to respond with closeness, listening, understanding, care, service… in a word, HOSPITALITY!

The vocation of hospitality does not hinder the development of your personality.
On the contrary, it fosters it—fully enhancing all your qualities and potential as a person. Over time, it leads you to identify more deeply with Jesus: with His way of thinking, loving, and desiring.

From you, young person, we hope for sincerity, a passion for teamwork, and a heart that is sensitive to the sick and vulnerable.

If you have a deep desire to clarify what you are feeling through prayer, we invite you to come and get to know us.

WE’RE WAITING FOR YOU!

All you have to do is contact us at: pastoraljuvenilvocacional@hscgen.org

A vocation that enhances who you are

Vocational Journey

What matters most in any formation journey is discerning and discovering that what Jesus wants from each young person is, above all, their friendship. Formation in religious life is meant to guide and prepare young women who feel called to follow Jesus Christ in religious-hospital life for their definitive commitment to God. This process begins with an initial stage called the aspirancy, in which the young woman, interested in getting to know the Congregation, takes her first steps and begins the discernment process through concrete means.
Aspirancy

Aspirancy

Aspirancy

Before the first formal stage of formation, the goal of the aspirancy is to get to know the Congregation.
After the aspirancy, the journey continues with three formation stages that progressively lead to the goal of fully living out the vocation of hospitality.
Postulantado

Postulancy

Postulancy

In this stage, the young woman is given a gradual experience of hospital life and mission to help her in her human and Christian maturity and in discerning her vocation to hospitality.

Noviciado

Novitiate

Novitiate

The aim of this stage is to clarify and purify vocational motivations, begin practicing the Evangelical Counsels, deepen the experience of God, and prepare for religious profession.

Juniorado

Juniorate

Juniorate

This stage is intended to foster full maturity—human, Christian, and hospitalarian—in view of making a definitive commitment to Christ through perpetual profession. It lasts five years.

When this phase is completed, the initial stages of training end and we move on to what we call lifelong training because it lasts a lifetime.

Day-to-Day Life in the Hospital Family

I want to learn more about this vocation

You can live an experience with a community of Sisters, talk with one of us, or simply write to us to take this first step.

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