Today, WALY celebrates the inauguration of a new mental health facility, a project created to support recovery, dignity and hope for individuals and families in Liberia Today is a day of hope, growth and new beginnings for mental health care in Liberia. At We Are Like You...
This Easter, we pause to reflect on a message that goes beyond tradition. It is a moment to remember love in its deepest form, expressed through sacrifice, compassion and hope. In the final moments on the Cross, the words of Christ were not of anger or...
Across our health facilities, a meaningful moment of preparation is unfolding. Recently, we experienced a Canonical Visit, an important step as we look ahead to the forthcoming visit of the Superior General of the Sisters Hospitallers. Moments like this invite us to pause. In the midst...
On 21 February 2026, the Liberia Learning Center in Paynesville became a space for something both simple and urgent: an honest conversation about maternal mental health. Hosted by African Women Success Stories, the event “Nurturing the Nurturer: Strengthening the Roots of Motherhood” brought mothers together to...
“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season traditionally associated with reflection, humility and renewal. For many women living with mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma or grief, this day can also...
On 11 February 2026, we mark World Day of the Sick, a day that invites us to reflect on how we respond to illness, vulnerability and human fragility. Established by Saint John Paul II, this day calls the global community to place the dignity of the...
Following the departure of our former administrator, Sr Florence Adevor, a familiar face to the Monrovia community has rejoined the team. It is always a bittersweet moment to see Sisters, with whom we have built strong professional relationships, leave to serve the mission elsewhere. This time,...
Our Delegation of England has lived a time of prayer and discernment during the I Assembly, held from December 7-12 at our St. Augustine's Center in Addlestone, Surrey. As a result of this process, a new Government was constituted: Delegation Superior: Sr María Lourdes Sanz López. 1st...
Sister Amandine Kontogome has spent the last 6 months at Pipeline, between January and July, living her apostolic experience, deepening community life and putting hospitality into practice. From Burkina Faso, she joined the Sisters Hospitallers in October, 2008. "Giving my life to God to love and...
It is with great joy that we share with you that the Chapter Assembly, encouraged by the Holy Spirit, has elected the new Superior General of the Congregation of the Sisters Hospitallers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus: Sr Idília Maria Moreira G. Carneiro. Sr Idília...