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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. She expresses this in the preliminary chapter […]
Become an RNDM Missionary. In the Congregation of Our Lady of the Missions, we welcome young women who feel the call to be a Religious Missionary. There are four stages of initial formation through which these women make the journey. Pre-postulancy: During this time we welcome young women who have passion for mission beyond boundaries.
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1 de may. de 2024 · The Congregation of Our Lady of the Missions was founded in 1861 by Euphrasie Barbier, a young woman from Normandy in France. She had a burning desire for mission and this life of mission for her had to be founded on Communion, Contemplation and Mission since she believed that mission was more than activity.
Patricia, the eldest of six siblings, was educated by RNDM’s. On leaving school she completed her BA at University of Western Australia before becoming an RNDM herself. She was a gifted language teacher and in the course of further studies she gained a scholarship to the Sorbonne in Paris.
For RNDMs, Mission is deeper than ministry. It is about a profound life in the Trinity from where we catch the fire of love for the world and go wherever we are sent. The RNDMs’ distinctive mark is the missionary zeal which impels us to respond to the cry of the poorest of the poor […]
