On September 6, 2022, the DRC-CHAD Province welcomed the postulants from Uganda-Kenya: Consolata Chemutai, Christine Nakiyaga and Annemartha Wafula, accompanied by Sister Redempta.

In this interview series with our newly professed sisters, we ask them what motivated them to become an RSCJ and how they are feeling at this exciting moment.

In this interview series with our newly professed sisters, we ask them what motivated them to become an RSCJ and how they are feeling at this exciting moment.

In this interview series with our newly professed sisters, we ask them what motivated them to become an RSCJ and how they are feeling at this exciting moment.

In this interview series with our newly professed sisters, we ask them what motivated them to become an RSCJ and how they are feeling at this exciting moment.

Relive the moments of Probation 2022 with our newly professed sisters: Henni, Ji Young, Ji Hyun, Mary, María Luisa, Albertine, Noël, Gandhi, and Annette.

On Saturday, June 18, 2022, we celebrated with joy and gratitude the Perpetual Profession of our sisters.

On Wednesday, June 15, 2022, nine RSCJ, who are in Rome for probation (a period of intensive preparation for final commitment), received their name and devíse.

In an article published in the Global Sisters Report, Juliette N’guémta Nakoye Mannta RSCJ (RDC-TCH) discusses living under a police state in Chad, and how the church’s work there, including their mission as sisters, offers hope.

The Probation Community celebrated May 25 with the sisters at the Mother House, which also gave them the opportunity to spend time with Patricia Garcia de Quevedo RSCJ, former Superior General, and to meet all of the staff.