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Consolata Missionary Sisters
International congregation founded in Turin in 1910 for the mission of first proclamation of the Gospel, by the priest Saint Joseph Allamano.
We come from 15 different nations and are present in 17 countries.
In Africa: Kenya, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Tanzania, Mozambique, Liberia and Guinea Bissau.
In America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela and the United States.
In Asia: Mongolia and Kazakhstan.
In Europe: Italy and Portugal.
The Charism
Strengths for the mission
Consolata
Our Lady Consolata is the Mother who generated us and continues to generate us. She, the mother of true Consolation, Jesus Christ, is a model of disciple and missionary.
Saint Joseph Allamano, our Father
His words point the way to holiness and mission. We feel him as a living presence, who continues to illuminate the path and continues to tell us: "Courage and go forward, I bless you!"
First proclamation of consolation
"We are for non-Christians". We announce Jesus Christ, true consolation, missionary Son of the Father, who gave himself for the salvation of humanity. In the Eucharist we find the fire of love that enlightens us and makes the fire for the mission burn in us.
Family spirit
The Congregation is a small body, unique and united, a family of sisters who love each other. Community life characterizes our mission. We are also a family with those who share the same Charism: the Consolata Missions Institute (fathers and brothers) and the Lay Missionaries of the Consolata

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- Spirituality

“A feast that touches our hearts” is how Mother Lucia Bortolomasi, General Superior of the Consolata Missionaries, defined the celebration...

9th Day: May God’s holy will be done “You also are now in anguish. But I will see you again, and...

8th Day: To hope against all hope “Do not say, ‘What are we to eat? What will we drink? What are...

7th Day: Faith gives us courage to ask “If you have faith and do not waver, even if you say to this...

6th Day: I believe in the goodness of the Lord “If you who are wicked know how to give good gifts...

5th Day: I have trusted in the Lord! “Are not five sparrows sold for two small coins? Yet none of them...

4th Day: Let us trust in God without fear “Whatever you ask the Father in my name, he will give you....

3rd Day: Hope in the Father’s providence “Look at the birds of the sky; they do not sow or reap; they...

2nd Day: Trust in God who wants to help us ““When you pray, do not babble like the pagans,who think that...
Histories of Sainthood
Our Saints

A priest from Turin, he was the rector of the Sanctuary of the Madonna Consolata, patron saint of the city of Turin, for 46 years. A trainer of priests, he founded the two Missionary Institutes of the Consolata.

Consolata Missionary in Kenya. She distinguished herself for heroic charity. The Kikuyu people called her: "Nyaatha", mother all mercy

Consolata Missionary in Kenya and Somalia. She worked as a nurse and nurse trainer. She was murdered in hatred of her faith in Mogadishu.

What our Saints
tell us

Holiness consists not in extraordinary things, but in doing all things well, consistently, as best as possible.

I will love charity more than myself.

I would like that around the Lord, before Him, we could all really sing what we sometimes sing in Church and that I don't find the courage to say: "With a simple and joyful heart I gave everything (Lord my God)", I always have to say... "I wanted to give you everything..." but I hope that one day the Lord, in His goodness, will help me to give Him everything or... He will take it... because He knows that I really want this, He knows