Our Life in Christ.
Mission Statement
Rooted in Christ we the Sisters of St. Paul,
inspired by Genevieve Dupuis
seek to live the Gospel in friendship and solidarity with others,
using our resources to promote justice and wholeness.
God is love and out of love he calls workers into his harvest
God's love is what encouraged me and gave me the strength and courage to seek Him above all else. I had the blessing from God to know Him from an early age through the Christian education that I
received from my parents first and then in the Church... Read more
Sisters' Stories
How did we know the Lord was calling us to serve Him as a Religious Sister Please read some of our stories
The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Paul is an apostolic community and our charism (spirit) calls us to be women of prayer, community and service.
Vowed membership as a Sister of St. Paul marks our total commitment to God and full participation in the life of the Congregation.
The vows of poverty, celibacy and obedience express the fullness of this commitment. The call to live as a consecrated woman religious requires a deep personal relationship with Jesus
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Becoming a vowed member of the Congregation is a gradual process:
Lieve signing her declaration of Vows
Is God Calling you to Serve ?
Congratulations to Lieve as she celebrates her First Profession with the Sisters, her family and friends.
If you are considering Religious Life or would like more information please contact:
What advice would you give to someone considering Religious Life?
Pray.
Listen to your 'gut' feeling.
Share your thoughts with a person you trust.
The Lord will show you the way and you will have a freedom, a peace and a joy in your heart.
Be courageous. The path may not always be easy.
The Lord is never outdone in generosity. Whatever you give Him – your freedom, your future, your love – He returns a hundredfold.
What gives you joy as a Religious Sister?
At the centre of my joy is a personal relationship with the Lord – a relationship built not just on rituals or obligations, but on genuine love, trust and daily encounter.
Those quiet moments of prayer, the whispers of grace and the assurance that I am known, seen and loved by God. This gives me great joy.