News
Welcome to Sisters Hospitallers News, where you can read out latest articles on our work on mental health and our worldwide community.
Sacred Heart of Jesus Day
The month of June is the month we dedicate to Honour the Sacred Heart of Jesus from which we draw our Spirituality.
Hospitaller Community in Monrovia
The staff at Benito Menni Rehabilitation Centre received a very special visit this month: Reverends from the S.B.D. Fathers’ Congregation.
Support Our Cause On AmazonSmile!
Now, with every purchase you make through AmazonSmile, Amazon donates to our cause with no extra cost for you.
May’s Newsletter
May is the month of our anniversary and, as such, it always brings us celebrations and joy for our Sisters and Staff members worldwide. May in a nutshell – You don’t want to miss this one!
World Environment Day 2021
Like every 5th of June, we celebrate the World Environment Day. This year, it focuses on the restoration of the ecosystem under the mantra “Reimagine, recreate, restore”.
How did you discover your Vocation? | 140th Anniversary
They have chosen to dedicate their lives to the sick, the needy, the poor. But how did they discover that that was their call?
What is the Best about being a Sister Hospitaller? | 140th Anniversary
In this video, the Sister share with us their unique stories and backgrounds.
Why Care for the Sick? | 140th Anniversary
Today, they give us their most honest answer as to why is it important to take care of the sick.
What is Hospitality? | 140th Anniversary
Sisters Hospitallers is celebrating its 140th anniversary! To celebrate, our Sisters talk about what Hospitality means for them!
How to Take Care of Your Mental Health?
Although #mentalhealthawarenessmonth is coming to an end, mental health is not. Let’s keep taking care of our mental health regularly, every day of the year!
Celebrating Laudato Si’ Week
This week we are celebrating Laudato Si’ at Sisters Hospitallers. What is Laudato Si’? We explain it in today’s post – join the cause!
Flowers Vase Collage at St Teresa’s
Our residents at St Teresa’s are determined to enjoy the spring… so they have filled St Teresa’s with flowers!