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Claretian Missionary Sisters Philanthropic Development Office

BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PDO

CONGREGATION : THE RELIGIOUS OF MARY IMMACULATE CLARETIAN MISSIONARY (RMICM) SISTERS.
Founded in Santiago de Cuba on August 25, 1855, by St. Anthony Mary Claret and Venerable Maria Antonia Paris, the Religious of Mary Immaculate Claretian Missionary Sisters (RMICM) is a Religious Missionary Institute dedicated to serving the evangelizing mission of the Church. Our founders envisioned a vibrant community of women committed to living the Gospel with joy, courage, and compassion.

OUR CALLING

OUR CALLING

Our Congregation was born in the Church to be a new Order—not in doctrine, but in practice—committed to “making the path easier for others” by spreading the Word of God to all creation for the renewal of the Church.
 
We are called to be women renewed in spirit and practice—servants of the Word, open to all without distinction. In the spirit of the Holy Apostles, we unite action and contemplation to make God the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ known, loved, served, and praised by all creation.

OUR MISSION

OUR MISSION

Today, as Claretian Missionary Sisters, we joyfully proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, seeking the Kingdom of God and His justice through creative forms of evangelization. We strive to renew the Church through fraternity, evangelical poverty, and a deep commitment to those most in need.

We prioritize the proclamation of the Gospel among:
 
The poor and excluded. Those who have lost their faith. Those who do not yet know Christ
 
We denounce injustice and actively seek alternatives through dialogue and discernment. Like Jesus, who walked among the sick, the poor, women, children, and strangers, we immerse ourselves in the realities of everyday life, bringing His words and gestures as a path to humanization and hope.
 

OUR WAY OF LIFE

OUR WAY OF LIFE

Rooted in the experience of God and nourished by the Gospel, payer, and community life, we embrace ongoing formation to remain attuned to the challenges of our times. Our missionary commitments span a wide range of apostolic works, including: Schools, Social outreach, Residences, Ad Gentes missions, Ministry to migrants, Family Ministry, Children and Youth groups, Houses of spirituality, Apostolate with consecrated persons, Parish and diocesan pastoral care, Spiritual exercises, Media and communications, Evangelization through the written word

GLOBAL PRESENCE

GLOBAL PRESENCE

From its humble beginnings in Cuba, our Congregation has grown across continents. We have expanded to Spain, Italy, Poland, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Dominican Republic, Bolivia, Honduras, the United States, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Nigeria, and throughout Asia—including Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, East Timor, and Vietnam.

SHARED MISSION

SHARED MISSION

In collaboration with others, we seek to make the journey of faith more accessible affirming the dignity of each person and celebrating the richness of diversity. Mary Immaculate, our guiding sign, is a model of faith and openness to the Word of God. Her life inspires us to pursue goodness and opens our hearts to joy and hope.

PHILANTHROPIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

PHILANTHROPIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

Established in March 2018 under the guidance of Spring Rain Global Consultancy (SRG), the Claretian Missionary Sisters Philanthropic Development Office serves the East Asia Province, which includes Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Timor Leste, and Vietnam. Based in Quezon City, Philippines, the office ensures the continuity and sustainability of our evangelizing mission through the support of benefactors, lay collaborators, and partners who share our commitment to serving humanity.
 

Presence in the Philippines

Luzon (Quezon City)

Home to our Formation House and Retreat House

Luzon (Nueva Ecija)

Mission Station among the community of farmers.

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Visayas (Guimaras)

Our mission centers around education through our school ministry

Mindanao (Zamboanga)

We operate a Dormitory for female university students from neighboring provinces

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Our commitment

With unwavering faith and hope, we remain steadfast in our mission to evangelize and serve. We trust that our work in the Philippines and across Asia will continue to flourish, bearing witness to the love of Christ and transformative power of the Gospel.

Claretian 1 CROP 3

Sr. Rizalyn B.Solitario, RMICM

PDO Director

The Philanthropic Director is primarily responsible for the management of the Philanthropic Office of the Institution anchored to the varied advocacies.

Claretian 2 CROP 4

Ms. Alma Corazon S. Paderes

Deputy Director

Works closely with the Philanthropic Director on the day-to-day operations of the Philanthropic Office with collaboration to the Consultant in order to accomplish the goals of the office. May plan, assign and/or supervise the work of others.

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Sr. Marita S. Javellanos, RMICM

Admin and Finance Officer

Primarily responsible for providing financial and general administration services essential for office.

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