
Rediscovering Sr. Irene today means understanding the relevance of a silence capable of nurturing relationships and building community. Her thoughtful words drew their power from the long and patient listening...

Rediscovering Sr. Irene today means understanding the relevance of a silence capable of nurturing relationships and building community. Her thoughtful words drew their power from the long and patient listening...

For Blessed Irene Stefani, even rest became a time of service and love. When the daily toils seemed over, her mission continued; the evening hours became a precious time for...

A filial, tender, and profound love for the Consolata was the characteristic of St Joseph Allamano, Founder of the Consolata Missionaries. During his forty-six years as Rector of the Shrine...

Blessed Irene Stefani, Allamano's spiritual daughter and a missionary from the very beginning, who embraced the charism of the Founder, Saint Joseph Allamano, in its purest and most concrete form....

Sister Irene Stefani, called Nyaatha by the Kikuyu people, embodied feminine strength and sweetness in her missionary consecration, bringing the ideal of Saint Joseph Allamano to a supreme degree of...

The name Irene evokes unity, harmony, peace, love, and reconciliation. It expresses a commitment that becomes a lived and embodied mission, especially necessary in today’s world, as it reminds us...
We are still celebrating the centenary of the birth into Heaven of our beloved Founder, Saint Joseph Allamano, who was guided by the Holy Spirit to found our Institutes of...

When a particularly intense interpersonal relationship develops, the first meeting becomes an essential space for presence and listening. It is not only the initial exchange of feelings and thoughts, but...

“How beautiful upon the mountains are her feet, she who brings good news”. This year’s Feast of Our dear Sister Blessed Irene Stefani took place at Gikondi, in the Archdiocese...

Consolata Missionary Sisters is an international religious congregation, founded in Turin on 29 January 1910 by Saint Joseph Allamano, we serve the Church in the mission of first proclamation of the Gospel to those who do not yet know Jesus Christ, the true consolation of the Father.
Called by the Holy Spirit to share in the Charism, God’s gift to Father Founder, we offer our life to Christ forever, in the mission ad gentes,
that is, to non-Christians,
for the proclamation of salvation and consolation.
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