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Mother Luisita was a soul of deep prayer in a union with God that permeated her daily life and could be seen in her motherly love and kindness with each person. In addition, she would write to the sisters: “My prayer for you is to be what God wants you to be – a saint. Is your soul taking little steps towards heaven or is it flying there?”

“If anyone is in Christ he is a new creation” 2 Cor.5:17
Close your hands for a few seconds and check out your knuckles.  How does it feel? Does it hurt?  Can you do anything important without using your fingers?  To keep them closed for a lengthy amount of time ultimately becomes painful, does it? Just think it probably makes it impossible to lovingly caress the faces of those you love most, to live a normal life full of love, inner peace and joy. 

What an amazing year this has been! It was over twelve months ago, that we heard for the first time the expression “Jubilee of Hope.” I have always loved that word – HOPE. Mother Luisita, the foundress of our community, once wrote in a letter the following advice.

What an amazing year this has been! It was over twelve months ago, that we heard for the first time the expression “Jubilee of Hope.” I have always loved that word – HOPE. Mother Luisita, the foundress of our community, once wrote in a letter the following advice.

Jesus’ baptism marked the beginning of His public ministry. It was a transition between his hidden life and his public ministry. For thirty years, He lived in hiddenness; now, He steps into His mission. The New Year is like that—a threshold moment. We leave behind what was and step into what will be.

we hear the account of the resurrection when John ran to the tomb and it says, ‘He saw and believed’. But I thought faith has been described as believing without seeing or having a full understanding of something yet believing in it.