Being in the mission...
Good Shepherd presence
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Europe |
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Sr. Yolanda Borbon RGS Congregational Treasurer Generalate, Rome |
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Sr. Genoveva Dumay RGS |
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| Sr. Tarcila Abaño RGS Staff, Spirituality Center Mother House, Angers, France |
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Sr. Magdalena Oliva CGS Innsbruck, Austria - Province of Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic |
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Sr. Elizabeth Garciano CGS Innsbruck, Austria - Province of Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic |
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Sr. Elena Jalop CGS Innsbruck, Austria - Province of Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic |
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Asia-Pacific |
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Sr. Felicitas Nisperos RGS HongKong - Northeast Asia Province |
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Sr. Peter Eymard Chua RGS HongKong - Northeast Asia Province |
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Sr. Rosalina Wee RGS Taiwan, Northeast Asia |
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Sr. Rosa Viloria RGS Macau, Northeast Asia |
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Sr. Rita Danganan RGS South Korea- Northeast Asia |
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Sr. Bonaventure Mirasol RGS Thailand- East Asia Province |
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Sr. Celeste Yuzon RGS Japan |
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Sr. Mercy Ang RGS |
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Africa (RIMOA- Network of The Isles, Middle East and Africa) |
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Sr. Carmelita Medenilla RGS Ethiopia -Ireland/Ethiopia Province |
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Sr. Clemencia Flora RGS Ethiopia -Ireland/Ethiopia Province |
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Sr. Fe de Paz CGS Angola |
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Sr. Lourdes Sevilla RGS |
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Sr. Juanita Daño RGS Sector of Senegal |
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Sr. Mary John Dumaug RGS Sudan - Province of Egypt/Sudan |
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North America |
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Sr. Tomasita Antigua RGS Canada |
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Sr. Angela Battung RGS Canada |
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Sr. Mercy de Leon RGS |
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Sr. Bernard Derayunan Mid-North America |
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Sr. Olga Malou Cristobal Mid-North America "In reflecting my experience of participating in the mission of Jesus in Kenya (year 2005-2008), I realized that as a missionary and as people we are called to go out of ourselves, leave our comfort zone and to cross boundaries and borders in order to meet the suffering in the world and that our lives through actions need to reconcile the lived reality for so many of fear and despair of God's message of love and hope.
In Kenya, I felt enriched and received more that what I shared to the Sisters in the community and to the Sisters in Formation and to the young girls who studied vocational skills in our program for income generating. My visits to the HIV-Aids patients and families in the slum areas taught me how to live in hope and trust in God's mercy and kindness in spite of the difficulties in life.
I believe we can be missionaries not only in a foreign country but also in our own country. In USA the Spirit calls us to collaborate in carrying the mission of Jesus by working with the chemically dependent women who are homeless, with the ever growing awareness of and concern about the needs of immigration, home bound, refugees, sale of handcrafting justice products, reach out to Native Americans, campus ministry in the residential care programs run by lay people, advocacy and many more ministries.
I am grateful to God for the challenges, blessings and gifts I received in the mission."
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 Sr. Olga Malou with the children (above) and the sisters of the Sector of Kenya (below).  |
Sr. Fidelis Lubos Mid-North America |
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Sr. Stanislaus de Polonia Mid-North America But I have been a missionary here in the States since 1984 in the former St. Louis Province. During that time I was assigned in Chicago, Los Angeles, St. Louis & New Orleans. It was when I was in New Orleans that the merging of 4 provinces happened. I was in New Orleans for almost 5 years, when Katrina struck in 2005. We closed the house in New Orleans. Since 2005 till now I have been here in Chicago. I worked in the Child Care dept. I loved working in this dept. They call me the grandma. I keep telling the sisters that I like/enjoy working with these children because you can see the working of God's graces very clearly manifested in the transformation of the children form the day they come to the day they leave, From the crying, fearful, angry etc. children to happy, loving, polite & lovable "creatures". |
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Sr. Jude Uy Mid-North America |
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Sr. Stella Mangona Mid-North America |
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Sr. Edith Olaguer New York |