General Leadership

I was born in Kiambu (Kenya) in 1975. I joined the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary now Congregation of Jesus in 2002. I worked in different places first as a clinical nurse and later as a nurse educator in Kenya.  I served for a brief period as a member of the Eastern Africa province leadership team. Prior to becoming an Institute consultor, I had the joy of working briefly in Lukulu, Zambia as a nurse educator. Today, as I join the  General leadership team of the merged  Congregation of Jesus, I am inspired by the words of Mary Ward; ‘Do your best, and God will do the rest’ .

I was born in Seoul (South Korea) in 1966 and became a CJ member in 1990. I have been Provincial Assistant, Postulant mistress in the Korean Province and have taken part in the mission in Mongolia for 4 years. For the past two years, I have had the same jobs as local residents on the outskirts and have also worked with NGOs visiting undocumented immigrants in captivity. As a General Assistant, I believe in God’s time and His will in this era, and I intended to be faithful to my mission with a mission-oriented priority according to the message of the GC.

I was born in 1961 in Mangalore in the state of Karnataka, India. I entered the novitiate in 1981. I have lived my mission in school and later as Provincial Secretary, Junior and Tertian Directress, Animator of communities and Provincial of the Delhi Province. I am touched and moved by the courage and faith of Mother Mary Ward who said, “we must wait for God Almighty’s time and leisure, for we must follow, not go before him”. It is my firm conviction that God will accompany us as we journey together towards ‘Becoming One’ and taking forward the GC Key Statements.

I was born in Merate, in northern Italy, in 1961. I met Mary Ward and the spirituality of the Congregation in 1981. I worked in school as a music teacher and in prison too, I was part of the Raab group that helps prostituted women to regain hope and dignity. I had the joy of living 11 years of my life in Cuba where I experienced a beautiful intercultural community, I am very grateful for this important life experience. I had the joy of walking and accompanying two communities in the north of Italy (Vicenza and Rovereto) and of being part of the Provincial Council of the LEP, the Latin European Province, born from the merger of Romania and Italy. As Assistant General, I make my own the words written on Mary Ward’s tomb: love the poor, persevere in it, live, die and rise again with them!