She was born in Mozambique in 1966 and joined the Congregation in 1984. She holds a degree in Social Work from the Higher Institute of Social and Political Sciences in Lisbon (1988–1993). She earned a Master's in Spirituality and Health Ethics (1997–2000) and completed postgraduate studies in Human Resources Management (2004).
Her hospital experience has focused on management, mission support, and the animation of the Province and Communities.
Born in San Llorente de la Vega (Burgos, Spain).
She studied nursing in England and Pedagogy for Vocational Formation in Rome. She has served as Secretary and General Councilor, and was most recently the Provincial Superior of the Province of England, which includes missions in Ghana and Liberia.
She was elected Fourth General Councilor in June 2018.
Elected Vicar and First General Councilor at the 2024 General Chapter.
She was born in Burgos, Spain, and entered the Congregation in 1974.
She holds a diploma in Nursing, with a specialization in Psychiatry.
Her experience and service in hospital ministry include leadership as Superior of various communities, as well as serving as Provincial Superior and Second Provincial Councilor.
She was elected Second General Councilor at the 2024 General Chapter.
Born in Pasto (Colombia).
he studied Religious Studies in Colombia and Pedagogy for Vocational Formation in Rome. She also holds a specialization in Health Administration. She has served as Provincial Councilor and Provincial Secretary of the Latin American Province.
She was elected Third General Councilor in June 2018 and again at the 2024 General Chapter.
Born in Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo).
She holds a degree in Spiritual Theology from Rome. She served as formator for postulants and junior sisters in Kinshasa (DRC).
She was appointed local superior in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) before being assigned the same role in Korbongou (Togo) in 2021.
She was elected Fourth General Councilor in May 2024.
Born in Batalha (Portugal).
She holds a degree in Business Organization and Management (ISCTE-Lisbon) and an integrated Master's in Theology (UCP-Lisbon).
She has primarily served in hospital ministry in the administrative area of health centers in Portugal and as Provincial Treasurer of the same Province for 12 years.
Appointed General Treasurer in April 2021.
Born in Zamora (Spain). She holds diplomas in Teaching and Nursing. She entered the Congregation in 1983.
She has exercised hospitality as Director of Nursing at the local level, Juniorate Formator, Second Councilor, and Provincial Secretary in Spain.
Appointed General Secretary in December 2024.
Includes the following countries:
Spain and Equatorial Guinea.
Address: C/ Vaquerías 7. 28007 – Madrid
www.hospitalarias.es
Includes the following countries:
Portugal, Mozambique and Angola.
Address:
Rua Professor Luis da Cunha Gonçalves nº 3, 1º Esquerdo
1600 – 826 Lisboa (Portugal)
www.irmashospitalieras.pt
Includes the following countries:
France, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Camerun, Togo and Burkina Faso.
Address:
58, Rue Desnouettes 75015 Paris (France)
www.hospitalieres.org
Includes the following countries:
Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil.
Address: Avda. Manuel Córdoba Galarza, Km.4
170302- Quito (Ecuador)
www.hospitalariasamerica.org
Italy
Address:
Via Urbisaglia 3 – A
00183 – Rome (Italy)
www.ospedaliere.it
Vietnam
Address: Dong Nu Tro The Thanh Tam Chua Giesu
296 khu 3, to 9, ap Dong Hai, xa Tan HaiTx. Phu My, tinh Ba Ria – Vung Tau (Vietnam)
secretaria.hscvn@gmail.com
Includes the following countries:
Great Britain, Ghana and Liberia.
Address:
42, Rolands Gardens – London SW7 3PW (England)
www.hospitallers-uk.org
(Dependent on the General Government)
Includes the following countries:
Philippines and India.
secretary.ph@hospitaliers-ph.org
