Do you want to be a Missionary?

The Congregation has the duty to grant solid formation to those who feel called by God to share the same vocation in our religious family (CIC 670). Initial formation begins with the aspirancy and concludes with the perpetual profession. Its purpose is to lead the sisters to a human and spiritual maturity that enables them to assume, consciously and responsibly, their consecration to God (VC 71; PC 18; ES II, 34; OT 8-11; CC No. 18) (C 92).

DIFFERENT STAGES OF FORMATION

PREPARATORY STAGES

ASPIRANCY

Young women aspiring to join our Congregation must be genuinely motivated by a desire to dedicate themselves solely to God and to serve the extension of the Reign of Christ the Redeemer under the patronage of Mary, Our Mother of Perpetual Help (Can. 597).


The aspirancy can take place in three ways: while living with their families, in a formation house as a group, or in different communities.


  Objective

  • To accompany young women in their vocational discernment and human-Christian formation, helping them as they respond to Christ’s call in our Congregation while also supporting their academic preparation.


PRE-POSTULANCY

The pre-postulancy is a preparatory period of at least two weeks that serves as an introduction to the postulancy. It provides young women with an environment conducive to group integration while also offering fundamental knowledge in Christian doctrine, charismatic identity, and personal development dynamics.


  Objective

  • To welcome and introduce young women into a community of those called by Christ the Redeemer, helping them transition into this new family with a sense of belonging and purpose.