Aspirancy – Reception and Discovery
The journey begins with the aspirancy, a time of accompaniment and discernment.
Young candidates are welcomed into community life, experiencing the rhythm of
prayer and fraternity as they explore their vocation.
Postulancy – Preparation and Growth
In the postulancy, discernment deepens. Aspirants gradually enter consecrated
life, strengthening their human and Christian formation while testing their
readiness for the Franciscan Hospitaller charism.
Novitiate – Initiation and Commitment
The novitiate marks the true beginning of consecrated life. Here, novices immerse
themselves in prayer, community, and apostolic service. It is a school of faith
where intimacy with God grows, and the call to follow Christ in poverty,
chastity, and obedience becomes a lived choice.
Juniorate – Consolidation and Belonging
Between first and perpetual profession, the juniorate focuses on identity and
belonging. Sisters balance study, work, and apostolic service with community life,
ensuring that their mission flows from deep intimacy with God.
Ongoing Formation – A Lifelong Journey
Formation does not end with vows. It is a lifelong process, shaping the whole
person—her motivations, attitudes, and relationship with God. Every stage builds
toward a life of mercy, hospitality, and service.