We are an international religious community of women committed to serve the most vulnerable people in our society. We are missionaries from different backgrounds who feel the call of Jesus to live His mission of love, service and the promotion of human dignity, especially with our migrant sisters and brothers.
“Consecrated for the mission with migrants and refugees”
The Scalabrinian Sisters put their life at the evangelical and missionary service of migrants and refugees of our time.
They operate this activity within the church and society in which they are present, with a particular focus on the poorest in situations of greatest vulnerability.
Sr. Nizelle Julian Dondé, mscs Coordinator of Human Mobility at the Episcopal Conference of Honduras
Sr. Albertina Pauletti, mscs. Director of Instituto Madre Assunta, A.C. Tijuana, B.C. MX
Sr. Dina E. Mendoza, mscs. Regional Coordinator of the Vocation Promotion for Central America and the Caribbean.
Sr. Alma Rosa Huerta, mscs. CCD – Religious Coordinator Our Lady of Mount Carmel Melrose Park, IL-USA
Sr. Maria Noemia Silva, mscs. Out reach Assistant-Office for Refugees-Archdiocese of Toronto, Canada.
Sr. Lidia Mara Souza, mscs. Director of SMR-Casa Mambre Mexico, City.
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The Missionary Sisters of St. Charles Borromeo Scalabrinians Philanthropic Development Office envisions a journey of committed service as witnesses of hope in the joy of giving, becoming instruments of God’s blessings and mercy.
“I was a stranger and you welcomed me.”
“Seeds migrate on the wings of the wind. Plants migrate from continent to continent on the waves of the seas and rivers. Birds and other animals move from place to place. But even more do human beings migrate, sometimes in groups, sometimes alone, and, in so doing, are always the free instruments of Divine Providence, which presides over human destiny, leading all people, even though great calamities, to their final goal: the perfection of man on earth and the glory of God in heaven.”
“A great hope smiles on us.”
“The prayer of meditation opens the intellect…””
“An hour spent before the Blessed Sacrament can change our weak soul into seraphim of love and enrich us with the most excellent virtues.”
“Remain, Lord, in our hearts, in our will, in our intellect, in our memory…”
“Jesus must be the beginning and the end of our actions, the soul of our souls, the life of our lives.”
“A journey of SHARED SERVICE, pathways to BLESSINGS and HOPE.”
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