Africa

Already in 1887 the first missionary sisters are sent to the apostolic prefecture of South Zanzibar East Africa.

Already in 1887 the first missionary sisters are sent to the apostolic prefecture of South Zanzibar East Africa.

In 1920, expulsion of the German Sisters from East Africa allowed the Congregation to start a new mission in South Africa and Southwest Africa, now Namibia.

In 1973, sisters from Peramiho Priory in Tanzania began missionary work in the Kerio Valley of Kenya.

In 1961, a community was founded in Portugal.

In 1993, a new foundation was made in Jinja, Uganda.