Author: Petites Soeurs de l'Assomption

Stories of the Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service

Carey Kasten and Brenna Moore published a moving account of our mission as LSA in East Harlem.   Before the book launch on May 20th, Sr. Margaret and Julie Garay had a lovely visit in front of our house where Margaret presented the book, Mutuality in El Barrio, to her. Enjoy this delightful moment. May…
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Paul-Hélène Saint-Raymond, première des dix-neuf Martyrs d’Algérie

Paul-Hélène Saint-Raymond, first of the nineteen Martyrs of Algeria

Hélène Saint-Raymond was born at Paris in the 17th district into a deeply Christian family, the eighth of ten children. After her studies at the college Sainte-Marie de Neuilly, she prepared for a degree in physics and chemistry at the Sorbonne and participated at the Centre Richelieu (a centre for Catholic students created by the…
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History of the LSAs in Naples

The community of the Little Sisters of the Assumption in Naples had to close in November 2023, after eighty-eight years of an almost continuous existence in the city, with only a few interruptions. This is a good opportunity to commemorate their history. As early as 1914, some women from Naples had asked the Little Sisters…
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1824-2024 : Bicentenary of the birth of our Founders

2024 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of our two Founders: discover the Bicentenary video!

The  Our Lady of the Assumption  Fraternities

A short history : From the first years of the founding of the Congregation, 1865, the Little Sisters had their mission.in the working-class families, they were also attentive to accompanying  the faith journey of thepeople after they stopped regular visits within the family. Father Etienne Pernet, founder of the Congregation, listened to the Sisters who shared…
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Migration and Hospitality in Tunisia

At a time when the entire media, European media in particular, is pointing the finger at Tunisia in denouncing the situation of sub-Saharan migrants in that country, it is important to highlight how much hospitality is valued in Muslim society. It avoids the confusion between political interests including all the associated inconsistencies and the daily…
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Pastoral care of listening in Buenos Aires

Listening to each other, getting to know each other. We would like to unite with each one of you in the joy and hope that comes from Jesus the Servant and Saviour, and wish you PEACE! How good it is to be able to be with you, in community, to share what moves us in…
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“The film Lumière des Hommes (The Light of Man”)

The large reels in these photos, contained in easy-to-carry cases, comprise a film produced in 1962 at the instigation of the congregation, entitled Lumière des Hommes (The Light of Man).. The film’s narrative It’s a 45-minute-long narrative film presenting the congregation’s mission and spirituality. It was made by professional film-makers, Mr. Dolmaire and Mr. Lorsay,…
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Jubilee pilgrimage of the Hospitalité Notre-Dame-De-Salut (HNDS) to Rome

In April, a phone call led… to Rome! We got the surprise of a phone call from Fr Vincent Cabanac A.A., organiser of the jubilee pilgrimage of the Hospitalité Notre-Dame de Salut (HDNS) to Rome between the 2nd and the 6th of May 2023. I subsequently received written confirmation: “Given your constant dedication to the…
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From New York to Paris – our shared roots

Jonah and his family (his wife and three children) moved to the parent company in July. He is the director of a LSA agency in the USA. Bernie and Nathalie met him during their visit to the USA. Here’s what he had to say about his visit to Grenelle: Hello!  I wanted to share a…
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