Día Mundial de la Salud 2026: ciencia y caridad al servicio de la vida
On World Health Day 2026, under the theme “Together for Health: Let’s Support Science,” the Sisters Hospitallers reaffirm their commitment to holistic care, combining science and hospitality to promote a more humane, sustainable, and vulnerable-centered approach to health.
“Healthy Mind” Project in Lubango, Angola
Together, we practice a hospitality that listens, welcomes, and heals.
The Canonical Visitation in Viterbo: A Time of Encounter, Discernment, and Shared Mission
The Canonical Visitation of the Superior General in Viterbo was experienced as a time of deep communion, prayer, and discernment, reaffirming the shared mission and hope along the congregational journey.
“Called to Bear Fruit”: Joy in Cameroon at the First Profession of Two New Sisters
The Hospitaller Family celebrated in Yaoundé (Cameroon) the first religious profession of our sisters Anachelle Edith Razanamahenina and Marcelline Raherilalaina
First Profession of Two Sisters in Condeixa, Portugal: a “Yes” Born of Love
In an atmosphere of deep gratitude and communion, the community of Condeixa (Portugal) has witnessed a moment of grace: the First Profession of our sisters Judith Kabré and Suchita Dungdung.
“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.
Joyfully Embracing God’s Will: The Testimony of Sister Sergine
Sor Segrine tells us what her calling to hospitality was.
Caring for Fragility is Seeking Peace
On this World Day of Peace, the Church invites us to a profound reflection: peace is a presence that is cultivated day by day.
With Jesus to the Young, Kindling the Flame of Hospitality
They were days of prayer, reflection, and shared work, guided by the desire to ignite the fire of the hospitaller charism in the hearts of young people.
Young Hospitality: The Testimony of Kiza Marie
Kiza Marie Minanet Sibazor shares how her participation in the Hygiene Camp 2022 and her work as a shadow teacher transformed her way of living out mercy and hospitality.