Nurses Day: Honoring Those Who Care with Science and Compassion

On Nurses Day, we celebrate the dedication and commitment of those who provide care with professionalism, compassion, and a dedication to service. Their work goes beyond clinical care: it involves being there for patients, listening to them, and showing humanity during their most difficult moments.

Saint Joseph: Faith, Mercy, and Trust in God’s Plan

The Gospel invites us to discover God in our daily lives through Jesus, “the carpenter’s son.” On Labor Day and the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, we highlight the dignity of work, the value of presence and care, and hospitality as a path toward building a more humane society.

Saint John of God: the man who transformed the care of the sick into a path of mercy

San Juan de Dios: el hombre que transformó el cuidado de los enfermos en un camino de misericordia

Every March 8 we celebrate Saint John of God, founder of the Hospitaller Order and one of the most influential figures in the history of caring for the sick and the most vulnerable. His life was a testimony of deep conversion and radical dedication to those who suffered, giving rise to a charism that, centuries later, continues to live throughout the world.

Canonical Visit in Liberia: Encounter with Hospitality in Monrovia

Visita Canónica en Liberia

The Canonical Visit to the centers of the England Delegation continues its journey. From February 23 to 28 in Monrovia, Liberia. Sisters M. Antonia Guerra (General Treasurer) and M. del Carmen Martín (General Councillor) had the opportunity to enter the “sacred land” of the hospitaller mission.