Christmas Feeding Program – Manila Slum

On December 14, 2025, we, the Missionary Sisters of Faith, together with our volunteers, shared a simple Christmas feeding and gift-giving with 150 poor children in the slum area of Santiago Street, Road 10, Navotas, Manila. Through a simple meal and small gifts, we wished to share love, hope, and the presence of Christ with […]
Feast of Saint Francis Xavier in Vietnam

Every year on 3 December, the Missionary Sisters of Faith joyfully celebrate the Feast of Saint Francis Xavier, our beloved patron. His life—marked by extraordinary missionary zeal, courage, and a profound love for the Gospel—continues to inspire us in our consecrated vocation. Following his example, we renew our commitment to “go forth and proclaim the […]
Feast of St Francis Xavier in the Philippines

On 3 December, our community in the Philippines celebrated the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, our patron saint. We would like to share with you some moments from this celebration.
Feast of St Francis Xavier in refugee setting

The SMF community in Myanmar, located in an active conflict zone, came together to celebrate the feast of their patron saint, St Francis Xavier, with hope and solidarity. Despite the challenges surrounding them, the community marked the occasion by sharing essential knowledge on mental health, recognising the growing need for emotional resilience and psychological support […]
Advent Season – A Reflection from Brazil

‘Therefore, you too must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour you do not expect.’ (Mt 24,44) This year’s Advent is approaching. Every year, we prepare for the coming of our Saviour, who became man like us. We prepare our hearts, minds and attitudes so that we may be […]
Advent Season in Vietnam

In response to the Church’s invitation, our SMF Vietnam community offers daily prayers, weekly Masses for the world and the Church, especially for the intentions of the Holy Father. United in faith, we also prepare for our mission to serve the poor, elderly, people with disability, and the suffering — feeding children in the highlands […]
