Blessings Expressions of Faith
Daughters of Jesus
Item No.: SP054
History
The congregation of the Daughters of Jesus came into existence in the year 1834. Rev. Father Noury, Dean of Bigman, who had been force, during the years of the French Revolution, to flee from his parish in peril of his life, returned to find his people sadly neglected. Unable, in his failing health, to realize his plan of founding a religious order that would cope with the existing situation, his successor, Father Coeffic, carried out the plans of this zealous priest. His choice fell upon, Perrine Samson, a devoted worker capable of training other souls. By 1831, she had gathered several companions. In 1834, They pronounced their first vows.
Purpose
The Daughters of Jesus of today, is trying to spread the flame of God’s image in the souls of those she serves by working devotedly among the poor, the sick, and the aged.
Training
The nine-month postulancy is followed by a two-year novitiate. Temporary vows are then made and are renewed annually for five years. Following first vows, the sisters begin a program of preparation for the work she will be assigned to do. One month every year is spent in spiritual renewal.
Qualifications
• Age: 16 to 30.
• Average intelligence.
Habit
The professed sisters wear a black habit with a waist length veil, a rosary, crucifix, and a silver ring.
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