South Africa in 1922 1922 *** The Vicar Apostolic of the Middle Cape of Good Hope, Fr. Bishop Hennemann SAC asked Pallottine Sisters to help
The history of the “Missionary Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate”, known as the Pallottine missionary sisters, finds its beginnings in Switzerland at the start of
1908 – Shortly before Christmas, Srs Salesia and Dominica came to England. They stayed at the Benedictine Sisters in Princethorpe. Their task was to get
The task of beginning a new mission in America was entrusted to four young Pallottine Missionary Sisters from Germany: Srs. Franziska Zabel (33), Dominika Senn
The Pallottine missionaries arrived in Poland on February 2nd, 1934. This was at the initiation of Fr. Alojzy Majewski, Pallottine missionary in Cameroon. Twenty seven
We claim as our Founder, St. Vincent Pallotti, a 19th century Roman priest, on fire with love for the infinite God, a man who inspired
Rome, March 22nd, 2010 As members of the XIX General Chapter of the Missionary Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate, enriched by the Cenacle experience and
Our new General Council elected on March 16th-17th, 2010: Sr. Izabela Świerad (Poland), General Superior Sr. Maria Landsberger (Germany/Brasil), Vice-General Councilors: Sr. Josephina D’Souza
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
South Africa in 1922 1922 *** The Vicar Apostolic of the Middle Cape of Good Hope, Fr. Bishop Hennemann SAC asked Pallottine Sisters to help
The history of the “Missionary Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate”, known as the Pallottine missionary sisters, finds its beginnings in Switzerland at the start of
1908 – Shortly before Christmas, Srs Salesia and Dominica came to England. They stayed at the Benedictine Sisters in Princethorpe. Their task was to get
The task of beginning a new mission in America was entrusted to four young Pallottine Missionary Sisters from Germany: Srs. Franziska Zabel (33), Dominika Senn
The Pallottine missionaries arrived in Poland on February 2nd, 1934. This was at the initiation of Fr. Alojzy Majewski, Pallottine missionary in Cameroon. Twenty seven
We claim as our Founder, St. Vincent Pallotti, a 19th century Roman priest, on fire with love for the infinite God, a man who inspired
Rome, March 22nd, 2010 As members of the XIX General Chapter of the Missionary Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate, enriched by the Cenacle experience and
Our new General Council elected on March 16th-17th, 2010: Sr. Izabela Świerad (Poland), General Superior Sr. Maria Landsberger (Germany/Brasil), Vice-General Councilors: Sr. Josephina D’Souza
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
