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Vocation MinistrySisters Margaret Anne Mills, Jo Gorman, Margaret Mary Murphy, Christina Williams, Rachel Moreno, Annette Green, Emaleti Konokono The Mission of Suzanne Aubert was “to care with compassion for the sufferings of Maori and Pakeha, all creeds and none, with regard for the way they thought and felt.”1
“Let us consider ourselves happy to have been selected by God to be the channel of God’s grace to the most abandoned beings, and to be the humble and devoted servants of God’s poor and suffering representatives on earth. What a privilege, and what an honour to be the Daughters of Our Lady of Compassion! And also what obligations that entails! Let us do the work of the Blessed Virgin in serving Jesus poor and abandoned. Let us beg of God to give to every one of us the spirit of our vocation, and the courage and energy to follow it till our last sigh.”2 If you are interested in Religious Life as a Sister of Compassion click on the links below. There are other ways to support the Ministry of the Sisters of Compassion, co-working as a Benefactor, a Volunteer or as Staff. All four roles are inter-dependent, all have heard the call to live the Mission of Jesus, in the spirit of Suzanne Aubert. Please click on these for more information: Explanation: what it means to be a Sister of Compassion
References 1 ‘The Story of Suzanne Aubert’ by Jessie Munro. Page 239 |
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At the centre of this Mission are the