In 2026, the universal Church is living a special time of spiritual renewal as it commemorates the eighth centenary of Saint Francis of Assisi’s passing into eternal life (1226–2026). This Jubilee Year invites us to rediscover the witness of the Poverello: his active charity, his tireless pursuit of peace, and […]

Between the world of our founders and our present digital revolution, more than two centuries have passed. William-Joseph Chaminade and Adele de Batz experienced the consequences of the French Revolution; we inhabit a culture shaped by artificial intelligence, social networks, and technological acceleration. And yet, when reading the encyclical Magnifica

On Saturday, May 23, 2026, we joyfully celebrated the Perpetual Profession of Sr. Emily Sandoval, FMI, at Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Parish in Dayton, Ohio. The carefully prepared celebration was especially meaningful, as it is within this parish community that Sr. Emily carries out her pastoral ministry. It

On March 25, 2026, we celebrate the Annunciation of the Lord and the Patronal Feast of the Marianist Family under the theme “Mary, way of Hope.” After a Jubilee Year marked by joy and renewal, we continue being “pilgrims of hope,” called to bear witness to the Risen Christ. On

On January 31, 2026, the District of India inaugurated a new community in Khammam, Telangana. This expansion marks an important step in the presence of our sisters in the country, who have been working in Ranchi since 2006. In this new diocese, the sisters will collaborate in the educational mission

On January 22, 2026, at the conclusion of the annual exercises of the Region of Latin America, Edith Zúñiga made her first profession in the Daughters of Mary Immaculate. We are filled with joy to welcome our first sister from Peru. The celebration took place at the San Francisco de

Dilexi Te, “I have loved you” (Revelation 3:9), is the title of Pope Leo XIV’s first Apostolic Exhortation. The text was begun by Pope Francis, in continuity with Dilexit nos, and his successor chose to carry this project forward to show, as Pope Francis wished, the connection between faith and

On November 17, 2025, the Lorenza Longaretti Peripheral Care Unit (USP) was inaugurated in Tchébébé, Togo. This nonprofit faith-based health center, managed by the Marianist Sisters, was established to provide basic and quality healthcare to people of all ages and social backgrounds. The local population has welcomed our mission with

The renewed community of Agen is a dream come true. This new stage is marked by the richness of diversity, bringing together sisters from France, Togo, Ivory Coast, and Korea. It is called to be a visible sign of universal fraternity, a small reflection of the world we long for.