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Thursday, 09 February 2023 10:37

75 years in Pakistan

We are proud to remember that 75 years ago Our Mother Luigia Tincani started the Mission in Pakistan.

Today we celebrate 75 years of our Mission and our presence in Pakistan.

On 7th February 1948 five sisters from Italy came to Multan, Pakistan to serve the local Church on the request of His Excellency Bishop Francesco Benedetto Cialeo (Late) who himself was Missionary in pakistan. Dominican school Missionaries started their Mission from Saint Mary’s Convent school, Multan. Congratulations to all our sisters.

Congratulations for the Arrival of our sisters in Pakistan and completing 75 years of our Mission.

We thank the Lord for our Sisters who have gone to the Lord. It is because of them that local vocations have been brought up and barring fruit. May their souls rest in peace Amen.

May the Lord bless our work and make us more zealous, faithful, and enthusiastic through our prayer and common life. Amen.

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Union “St. Catherine of Siena” of School Missionaries is a Dominican Religious Congregation.
We are called to accompany our contemporaries along their path with study and prayer and to seek along with them Gospel’s answers to the questions of our complex, multicultural society.
We want to live therefore coherently a Christianity of frontiers and be yeast and salt of the least visibility yet cause to leaven and give flavor.