The Society of the Sisters of Saint Ursula of the Blessed Virgin (S.U.) carries forward a rich legacy of education, pastoral care, faith formation, and compassionate outreach grounded in the charism of Anne de Xainctonge. From their beginnings in 17th-century France to their present ministries across continents, the sisters remain committed to serving God and neighbor through holistic pastoral engagement — especially in empowering women and the marginalized through education, spiritual accompaniment, and works of mercy.

. Our Sisters engage in pastoral work in parishes and local communities, supporting sacramental preparation, catechesis, and prayer groups.

. We accompany families, youth, and the elderly in spiritual growth, offering guidance, retreats, and religious instruction.

. Our presence fosters community prayer, Bible sharing, and local faith activities rooted in Gospel values..

The Society of the Sisters of Saint Ursula of the Blessed Virgin (S.U.) carries forward a rich legacy of education, pastoral care, faith formation, and compassionate outreach grounded in the charism of Anne de Xainctonge. From their beginnings in 17th-century France to their present ministries across continents, the sisters remain committed to serving God and neighbor through holistic pastoral engagement — especially in empowering women and the marginalized through education, spiritual accompaniment, and works of mercy.

. Our Sisters engage in pastoral work in parishes and local communities, supporting sacramental preparation, catechesis, and prayer groups.

. We accompany families, youth, and the elderly in spiritual growth, offering guidance, retreats, and religious instruction.

. Our presence fosters community prayer, Bible sharing, and local faith activities rooted in Gospel values..

The pastoral heart of the Society remains rooted in:

our compassionate service touches the lives of people in:

. Making Christ known and loved, particularly through accessible education and spiritual accompaniment;

. Being present among the people, not hidden away but actively engaging in community life;

. Responding creatively to contemporary needs, while holding fast to Gospel values and Ignatian spirituality.

Our ministries continue to adapt to the signs of the times, fostering not only learning and pastoral care but also advocacy, justice, and peace in local and global contexts.