We are one family, bonded together and sent to change conditions that breed poverty, injustice, discrimination and marginalization.

We care for one another. Caring gives birth to covenant relationships ―empathy, friendship, tenderness, compassion, mercy, unconditional love and deep respect.

The power of growth is in relationship where in every encounter we are both giver and receiver. We value ‘power with’ vs ‘power over’

Belief in the capacity to rise beyond one’s struggles.

Our Spirituality leads to personal transformation and transformation of the world.

We live what we believe that we are sent to those who have neither voice nor influence in this world.

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WORLD DAY FOR CONSECRATED LIFESunday, February 2, 2025.Please pray for all those who have made commitments in the consecrated life, and be sure to thank them on their special day. May they continue to be inspired by Jesus Christ and respond generously to God's gift of their vocation.Some Principles of the Spiritual Life, Volume V Missionary Orientations ~ Spiritual AttitudesFrom the writings of Fr. Stephen Pernet, aaTHE INTERESTS OF JESUS CHRIST BEFORE ALL THINGSWhen one loves, one imitates. In our relations with God, with Our Lord in whom we all believe, to whom we say: "I love you!"LOVE HIM ALONEBelong to Jesus, work for Jesus, expect everything from Jesus. When his love fills your heart, your life, you will find the secret for surmounting and overcoming every difficulty. ... Concentrate on Our Lord and you will be full of strength: belong solely to him and let us all be one in him.BEAR FRUIT IN PATIENCEYour vocation is to 'live hidden with Christ in God' (co.3,3) as St. Paul taught the early Christians.Is this not a beautiful life? Our Lord has taken you, a little mustard seed, has placed you on [the Earth] by an [act off infinite love. You can be a living, fruitful seed upon the Earth and become a big tree extending its branches. ... See MoreSee Less
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An interview with Archbishop Thomas Wenski who serves on the Immigration Committee of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. He responds to the commonly spoken concerns regarding undocumented immigrants, and reiterates the need for immigration reform for the greater good. ... See MoreSee Less
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Little Sisters of the Assumption Family in Mission is a non-profit organization inspired and established for the purpose of continuing the spirit and mission of the Little Sisters of the Assumption.

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Testimonials

Philipp Kappestein

When I read the mission statement of the Little Sisters of the Assumption, I found it expressed my own sentiments when it said, “We bring together the least advantaged and the privileged in a spirit of family to inspire everyone to participate in creating a just society.”

 

– Philipp Kappestein
Project Hope, Dorchester, MA
September '02 – February '04

Will and Franzi Koenig

It was great to be surrounded by people of great faith and who are so caring and giving. Our faith has grown and our prayer life has deepened.

 

 

– Will and Franzi Koenig
Project Hope, Dorchester, MA
January '00 – April '00

Lukas Oldenburg

I know that these 11 months have given me much more than two semesters at a university could ever have given me; I now feel much more ready to resume my studies.

 

 

– Lukas Oldenburg
Pernet Family Health Service, Worcester, MA
September '99 – September ‘ 00

Contact Us

Phone : 212-289-4014
Fax: 212-876-2075
Email: coordinator@lsafim.org

Location

LSA Family in Mission
475 East 115th Street, 1st Floor
New York, NY 10029

Business Hours

Monday-Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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