Interreligious and intercultural encounter is vital for promoting peace, reconciliation, and mutual understanding in today’s divided world. As fear, racism, and intolerance rise, building bridges across faiths and cultures is more urgent than ever—and central to our charism.

Since our founding, we have embraced intercultural living and interfaith dialogue. Our first sisters learned Arabic and Kabyle in Algeria; today, our international community—spanning over 20 nationalities—continues this legacy, learning languages needed for mission, including French and English.

This commitment echoes the call of Pope Francis, especially in the Jubilee year of 2025.

Through dialogue, we deepen our incarnated faith, collaborate across boundaries, and work toward the Reign of God.