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.
The solidarity initiative in Tenerife reflects our hospitaller vocation.
Experience hospitality through the Solidarity Campaign of Hospitaller Foundation Tenerife.
A food and toy collection to bring hope to those who are suffering.
Disability Day: remembering that we all belong, every day
Sisters Hospitallers marks Disability Day with a message of unity: “It’s not about ‘them’ and ‘us.’” We all “Belong.”
Advent: a time to open the door of your heart
Advent is a time to open the heart, awaken hope, and welcome Jesus into our lives through hospitality and charity. Inspired by Mary, we are called to make room for God and for those most in need, allowing the light of Bethlehem to transform our realities.
The Yaoundé Project Looks Abandonment in the Eye
Thanks to the support of all members of the Hospitalarian Family, this project is possible. We are grateful to everyone who follows us closely, and we hope to continue offering the Samaritan response that Christ expects from us.
EthiCare’25: Sisters Hospitallers and the Order of Saint John of God reaffirm their commitment to ethical and hospitable health care.
The Sisters Hospitallers Foundation and the Order of St John of God held the first EthiCare’25 Congress in Barcelona, a gathering that brought together more than 300 professionals to reflect on the ethical challenges of health and social care.
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.
Mental Health at Sisters Hospitallers Portugal
From the Province of Portugal, Joana Sarmento shares her experience at Sisters Hospitallers Condeixa-a-Nova, where mental health care is centered on the person, their autonomy, and dignity. Her testimony reflects how hospitality, lived through listening and closeness, becomes a path of hope for those experiencing emotional and mental vulnerability.
A Perspective on Mental Health Care from Spain
During Mental Health Month, Dr. Meritxell Centeno, Director of Strategic Care Development at Fundació Hospitalàries Sant Boi, shares how hospitality is a true path of hope. With a person-centered approach, the foundation supports each recovery process through attentive listening, respect, and closeness—promoting comprehensive mental health care that acknowledges the dignity of every human being.