On the Path to Renewal: Canonical Visit to the Delegation for England in Europe and Africa
Canonical visit to the Delegation of England, which has a presence in Europe and Africa. A time of gathering, reflection, and shared mission with communities in Ghana, Liberia, and England, under the theme of revitalization: returning to the heart.
The XXVIII Plenary Council Begins in Idanha (Portugal)
A group of 36 sisters, coming from the different realities of the Congregation, have gathered in our house in Idanha (Portugal) to celebrate the XXVIII Plenary Council, under the theme “On the path of revitalization, discerning reality.”
Canonical visit to the centers of the Delegation of England in Africa (Ghana)
From February 17 to 22, the Canonical Visit to the centers of the Delegation of England in Ghana took place, with the aim of learning about, accompanying, and evaluating the hospitable activity and health services, especially in the field of mental and community health.
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.
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.
Only the “How” Matters: A Testimony of Mercy
Health care goes far beyond technical precision; it is about human connection. As a team, we not only “care,” we “walk alongside.”
Let’s Talk About Mental Health: Caring for the Caregivers at Our Lady of Guadalupe Center
At Sisters Hospitallers, Mental Health is also something we address from within. We understand that in order to care for others, we must first care for those who care.
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.
25 Years on the Path of Mental Health: A Pilgrim’s Perspective in the Jubilee Year 2025
Rute Rodrigues Asseiceiro, occupational therapist at Casa de Saúde da Idanha, celebrates 25 years of service in the field of mental health. In this Jubilee Year, she shares her experience as a true pilgrimage of hope, marked by listening, welcome, and care. Throughout her professional journey, she has accompanied human suffering to help each person rediscover their dignity and their capacity to be a sign of hope in the world.