The Eucharist is the heart of our community and our source of grace for our prayer and work. We are united to one another through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the reception of our Lord’s Body and Blood. As we gather before the Blessed Sacrament for our community prayers, we express and give witness to the unity of all mankind in eternity.

We reside in the religious houses of our congregation. In this way, we live our true vocation in the Church. We pray together, eat together, have fun times together, live together, and work together in our community’s apostolate. In addition, our Sisters all gather together several times a year for special Church and community holy days, spiritual workshops, our Major Superior’s feast day, and our annual bazaar.

Our infirm Sisters live and are cared for at our motherhouse so that they can maintain their sacramental life with us and participate in community life. In our “We Care” program, a Sister who is actively working is teamed up with an infirm Sister, who is in the apostolate of prayer and suffering. The active Sister prays for her Care Sister, corresponds with her on various occasions, and visits her whenever possible. The infirm Sister in turn offers prayers and a share in her sufferings for the intentions of the active Sister. This prayerful relationship between the Sisters is a beautiful witness to the life-giving, self-giving spirit of our community.