Faith. Education. Community.
Guided by the Gospel and the spirit of St. Francis Xavier, our mission reaches into 13 dioceses across Myanmar and 4 foreign countries.
What Guides Our Service
Develop Faith
By teaching catechism and preaching the Good News.
Develop Lives
By giving education to children, youth, and communities.
Develop Community
By sharing faith and life experiences together.
The Meaning Behind Our Logo
Our logo carries the identity and charism of the Congregation — a visual expression of our motto, Sentire cum Ecclesia, and of the missionary spirit of St. Francis Xavier that inspires our life and service.
Every element reflects our vocation: unity with the Church, devotion to the Eucharist, and a mission of compassion carried to the poor and marginalized wherever we are sent.
Structured to Deepen Our Ministries
Established during the 11th General Chapter under the guidance of Bishop Henry Ei Klein of the Diocese of Pathein, these commissions strengthen the effectiveness of our service.
Initial Formation
Guiding candidates toward religious life with a strong spiritual foundation.
Consecrated Life
Promoting spiritual growth and ongoing formation in religious life.
Education
Enhancing the Congregation's educational apostolate and moral formation.
Health
Encouraging compassionate care for the sick through health ministries.
Social Communication
Sharing the Gospel through media engagement and modern means.
Liturgy
Promoting active, meaningful participation in the Church's liturgical life.
Faith Formation
Strengthening catechesis, especially among youth and lay communities.
Governance
Assisting effective administration and leadership across the Congregation.
Our Fields of Service Today
Today, the Congregation of St. Francis Xavier Sisters serves in 13 dioceses across Myanmar and 4 foreign countries. Under the guidance of our commissions, we carry out our mission through these core fields:
- Education & catechesis in schools and parishes
- Pastoral care and consecrated life formation
- Healthcare and compassionate outreach to the sick
- Social communication and media engagement
- Liturgical life and faith formation
- Social service and community governance
