
September is a special month in the life of the Church. From 1 September to 4 October, Christians throughout the world celebrate the Season of Creation, a time of prayer, reflection, and action in response to God’s gift of creation. This year’s theme, “Living Water,” is drawn from Ezekiel 47:1–12 and invites us to…

In her message to the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary (MSHR), ahead of their Feast Day, which is celebrated by the Church every 7th October, the Congregational Leader, Sr. Franca Onyibor, has called upon the…

Twenty-five years ago, four young women, along with some others, made a commitment that would take them into communities, ministries and places they could not yet have imagined.
On Saturday, 3 October, Sr Mary Kemjei, Sr Ngozi Okoli, Sr Angela Akeje…

On Saturday, 3 October, we will celebrate a special milestone with three Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary — Sr Ngozi Okoli, Sr Mary Kemjei, and Sr Angela Akeje, as they mark 25 years of religious profession of vows.
The Silver Jubilee Mass will be…

Sr. Rose Chianakwanam spent much of her life caring for others.
As a Missionary Sister of the Holy Rosary, she served as a nurse and midwife, worked in education, supported people living with disabilities and displaced families, and took on leadership responsibilities within her religious community.

More than 100 Malawian migrants were staying at their embassy in Pretoria, waiting for a way home. At the Nigerian Embassy, others had been sleeping outside for more than a month. In response, the Archdiocese of Pretoria’s migrant ministry offered practical help and, later, shared news that brought renewed hope.

The Catholic community of Donkorkrom celebrated the installation of its first Bishop on 8 August. For the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary, the occasion was especially meaningful after many years of serving alongside the local Church in health, education, pastoral ministry and social communication.

Three Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary made their final profession in Bamenda, Cameroon, surrounded by family, friends and members of the Church. Alongside the religious celebration, music, dance and an Nso feeding ritual brought family and culture into the joyful occasion.

Before the day’s activities begin at the East Asian Pastoral Institute, the birds are already singing. For one Sister, their morning songs have become an invitation to pause, listen and see creation differently. What began as a simple daily experience has become a quiet form of prayer.

For the people of Karzarh in Liberia, securing their customary land deed is an important step in protecting their land and shaping their future. The process also opened new opportunities for women to take part in decisions about community land and leadership.

The Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary (MSHR), Ghana Region, under the leadership of Sr. Nkechi Caroline Oraebosi, hosted a Live-in, or “Come and See” Programme, from 10–13 August 2026 at the Holy Rosary Sisters Convent in Asikasu-Donkorkrom, Diocese of…

The Gwagwalada Community recently welcomed Sr. Ndidi Anozie and Sr. Ruth Chetambe, representing the Congregational Leadership Team. Their visit was an opportunity to strengthen relationships, listen to the experiences of the sisters, and reflect together on…