St Patrick's Feastday, March 17th
Sister Helen explains the origins of St Patrick's Day and how faith is lived in Ireland today.
The General Chapter by sister Ann
Each week, a capitulating sister from the Europe-Togo Province gives us her testimony on how she lives her preparation for the chapter and its impact on her life.
International Women's Rights Day
A day of action, awareness and mobilisation dedicated to the fight for women's rights, equality and justice for women.
Becoming sisters
In June 2021, three of our sisters made their perpetual profession and were thus definitively accepted into our congregation.
United in one desire: to make Jesus better known and loved
Awakening and deepening faith with and for the people of our time
We desire to be women who work, live and pray that all may be one
“Impelled by love of Christ and concern for a world in need of this message, we give ourselves with all our strength to making the Gospel known so that it may become a source of life for everyone.”
From our Constitutions
Our Ministries
What's on England ?
Our Spirituality
« The mystery of the Cenacle expresses our mission. It is the mystery of prayerful expectation by the first assembly of the Church, with Mary, directed to that outpouring of the Spirit which sent the apostles to the ends of the earth “clothed with power from on high” (Acts 1: 8; Lk 24: 49)
Sister Helen explains the origins of St Patrick's Day and how faith is lived in Ireland today.
A day of action, awareness and mobilisation dedicated to the fight for women's rights, equality and justice for women.
The goal of the Olympic Movement is to contribute to building a peaceful and better world by educating youth through sport practised in accordance with Olympism and its values.
Cenacle sisters
in the world