A Journey of Faith and Service
Return of the first trained aspirants from Chartres to Zabern, marking the early formation of the Sisters of Charity.
The Mother House was shifted to Strasbourg, strengthening the congregation’s foundation in Europe.
Formation of the Federation of the Vincentian Congregations.
Approval of the Federation by the Holy See.
Proposal for a common mission in India presented at Strasbourg.
Approval of the joint mission plan at Mannheim, Germany.
Establishment of the first filial house at Mederametla, Andhra Pradesh.
Permission granted by Bishop Mar Jacob Thoomkuzhy to establish the Central House at Mananthavady.
Foundation stone laid for the Central House at Mananthavady.
Establishment of the filial house at Alirajpet, Andhra Pradesh.
Approval granted by the Holy See for the joint mission initiative in India.
Beginning of community life at the Central House, Mananthavady — marking the start of the congregation in India.
Official inauguration of the Central House, the first Mother House in the Diocese of Mananthavady.
Significant growth in education, healthcare, and social outreach across various regions in India.
Enhanced focus on mental health care, vocational training, and social development programs.
The congregation expanded its global presence by initiating its mission in Africa.
Celebration of fifty years of dedicated service in India, marking a milestone of faith, growth, and commitment to charity.