The Canonical Visit Begins in London
In the context of Divine Mercy Sunday, the canonical visit is experienced as a time of grace to allow ourselves to be transformed by the love of Jesus, to renew our fidelity to the charism, and to strengthen communion within the Congregation.
Canonical visit to Shenstone, England
During this Easter season, the Congregation is beginning its canonical visitation in Shenstone, England, as a journey toward the renewal of its charism, the strengthening of communion, and a commitment to its mission.
Easter Triduum in Communion: A Message from Ghana by the Superior General
Let this Mystery of compassion and mercy touch the very depths of our being.
Can Music Become a Form of Therapy?
Born as a form of speech therapy, this group formed by people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) proves that the most powerful rehabilitation is built through singing. Discover how a group of survivors has transformed strokes and trauma into an anthem of hope that is already moving the entire Government of the Canary Islands.
“A shoot shall spring from his roots”: we begin the Canonical Visit of the Superior General to the Congregation
This visit is not a mere formality, but a true kairos to rekindle in each of us fidelity to the charism and spirit of our Founders.
“Thanks to her, I am here”: The Testimony of Sister Zenyril
From the simple gestures of faith lived within the family to the daily commitment of consecrated life, Sister Zenyril’s testimony reveals how a Hospitaller vocation takes shape deep within. It is a story of closeness, care, and service that shows how God’s call can be born in the everyday and transformed into a life dedicated to the most vulnerable.
Congregational Encounter: A Time to Rekindle Hope
In a spirit of fraternity, prayer, and discernment, the Sisters Hospitallers continue their congregational journey inspired by the Jubilee of Consecrated Life, rereading their vocation in the light of the Word and the Eucharist. Guided by Superior General Sr. Idília María Carneiro, they are living days of communion and hope to renew their dedication through Hospitality, a sign of God’s merciful love.