“She makes herself a mother and sister to them shares in their solitude of those who are denied love and comforts them and she takes care of all those who suffer .” - Cs.13 “

Walking with the 'other' in empathetic love to present to them the merciful love of Jesus who had about him the 'the poor the sick the rejected of the society - Jesus who said I came for the sick and sinners’ and His approach to qualify them for the kingdom of His father - in the way of being with them - is a task entrusted to the congregation through the mission of charity

The total change of the society today in the social relationship, economy, family relationship, and the cultural and ethnic issues ferments stress, conflicts, revolt, ambiguity, crisis in family life, crisis in faith.  The isolation from each other grows very deep and the need to be heard understood, and supported emotionally psychologically and spiritually prevails in the family and society.  The Institute re- reading the signs of the time found it apt to be with the isolated rejected and less understood in their life journey through its service in the counselling sector’
This is a task 'to share more intimately in the mystery of our Lords death and resurrection' (Cs 10) directing our mission of charity to the humanity 'to express God's love for them' (Cs.1) by accompanying them in their life journey, which has its premises extended from birth to death of a person.

The dedicated service of accompanying through the service of counselling is an engaging task committed by the province through the sisters through

Counselling centres

Counselling given at schools on regular intervals by a team of sisters

Orientation programmes and counseling for youth, parents, and families of parishes and schools