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Q&A with Sr. Minita Bridgita Chisim, teaching sewing to Bangladeshi girls and women

Our Lady of the Missions (or RNDM) Sr. Minita Bridgita Chisim, 60, in addition to her pastoral work, trains poor girls in her work area to sew. She came from a Garo tribal family living in poverty, went to work in the garment industry and later left to join the congregation in 1988. Born in 1964, […]

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BREAKING THE BREAD

In the cherished tradition of RNDM Thu Duc Community, the sisters, along with benefactors, associates, novices, aspirants, and students, organized a warm meal for less fortunate brothers and sisters living in Saigon on Sunday, January 12, 2025. Despite the blazing sun, the warmth of our less fortunate friends was even more radiant. Shy smiles of […]

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OUR WORLD

No one can claim this world as mine alone, But ours, shared and known. A world where we choose our food and drink, But the AIR, a GIFT from God, is a link. Each step you take leaves a trace, A mark of life, perhaps a carbon footprint. When you treat the Earth unkind, You […]

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OUR HISTORY

Our Spirituality

Our Lady of the Missions. Our title describes our spirituality which is both Trinitarian and Marian.
The name Euphrasie Barbier chose for her Congregation is, doubtless, the most obvious proof of the fundamental Trinitarian orientation of her own life and that of the new religious family she founded. […]

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Euphrasie Barbier

Adèle-Euphrasie Barbier, known in religious life as Marie du Coeur de Jésus, was born on 4th January 1829, in Caen, France. The family had a strong faith and her parents instilled into their young family the values of honesty and hard work. […]

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