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PO Box 6732, Boroko, NCD, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
As Sisters of Saint Joseph of Cluny, inspired by Blessed Anne-Marie Javouhey, we seek God in our daily challenges and bear witness to His love by promoting the dignity and freedom of all.
Our mission in Australia began in 1904 in Port Fairy, but closed in 1913. The current foundation dates from 1950, and was followed by a presence at Corpus Christi Seminary in Werribee, Victoria, a home for the elderly in Kew and a novitiate. Since then, we have served in parishes, health care and education.
In Papua New Guinea, we have a community in Port Moresby and two others in remote mountain areas. Our mission of evangelisation is carried out through ministries of education, social work, pastoral care and health services.
Australia
1 community
8 sisters
founded in 1950
Papua New Guinea
3 communities
12 sisters
founded in 1971
In Australia, despite the lack of vocations, the sisters continue their mission among the most vulnerable, bearing witness to Christ's love through their discreet but essential service.
In Papua New Guinea, evangelisation takes place through education, health, pastoral care and social commitment. Every action is a sign of hope.
In a world often marked by indifference, we are all called to share love and hope, wherever we are, with faith and generosity.
The current focus of our ministry in Australia is that of pastoral care, and includes :
High school in Bema
Distance learning
Literacy schools
Formation of tutors
Pastoral ministry
Religious education
Training for local vocations
Street ministry
Village visits
Pharmaceutical services
HIV/AIDS awareness
Medical laboratory analysis
Counselling sessions
Missionary disciples ... to this call from God, we respond with total availability, ready to leave our country to go where God calls us to serve our brothers and sisters.