As Franciscan Sisters, our first apostolate is the witness of our consecration life to the holiness of the Church. Bearing in mind the words of Christ  "You are the salt of the earth; ...you are the light of the world." Mt5:13-16. We try to propagate more by example than by words the good news of Christ love.  We hope by our presence we may draw men to think of God and of spiritual and heavenly values.

Our congregation shall undertake these apostolate.

•   Education - Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary, Formal,  Non formal and Informal Education.
•   Catechetical/Faith  formation (counseling) - Religious instruction, Sunday School and other forms of faith formation.
•   Medical and Welfare Services - Health Care, Care of the sick, the Age, nursing homes, care of the socially deprived.
•   Pastoral Activities -  Involvements in varies Parish community activities and movements. Taking care of girls in the shelter homes.

Francis with the Leper

Francis encountered the human person of "The leper" by looking beyond the external appearance and woundedness of the leper and so encountered Christ in the poor and the marginalized. The congregation, therefore, reaffirms its vision and mission to work preferably among the poor, the youth and the needy in our society.

Prayer Life
The Sisters must dedicate a good portion of their time everyday to both personal and community prayer. The Personal prayer of the members of the church is offered to the Father through Christ in the Holy Spirit, and as such is always necessary and to be commended. Community prayer has a special dignity since Christ himself said, " Where two or three meet in my name, I shall be there with them"  Mt :18:20. On the Liturgy of the Hours, the Divine Office, like Christ, the Sisters consider prayer their first duty.

 The Eucharist or Mass is the highest of ally prayers, for both the universal and the local church and for each person, it is the centre of the whole Christian life. The Mass reaches the high point of the action by which God in Christ sanctifies the world and the high point of men's worship of the Father, as they adore him through Christ  his son.

Religious Life
Sister Inigo said before Vatican Council II, " Regularity was the hallmark of religious life". Today, religious life is radical; we have new roads to walk, new way of living the religious life. Life is more flexible, and there are new ministries to meet new challenges. God is interested in mission, in calling and sending. Mission is to heal, to forgive, to spread news of love. 

      Isaiah:6:8 -  And, I heard the voice of the Lord saying, " Whom shall I send and who will go for me?"
                 Then I said " Here am I, send me"