OUR MISSION/VISION: We, the Columban Sisters, are an inter-cultural group of religious women committed to continue Christ’s mission of spreading the Good News of God’s special love for us, especially among the poor and the oppressed in the different parts of the world where we are sent – Chile, China, England, Hong Kong, Ireland, Korea, Myanmar (formerly Burma), Peru, Philippines, Scotland and the United States.

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School Attended	==========Click Your Alma Mater ============ Columban College, Olongapo City Immaculate Conception College, Ozamiz City Malasiqui Catholic School Malate Catholic School Sacred Heart High School, Molave San Isidro Academy,Tudela St. Columban Academy (now College), Lingayen St. Columban High School, Labrador St. Joseph School, Olongapo City St. Joseph High School, Sinacaban St. Michael High School, Tangub City

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-    Sister Mercedes (formerly Sr. M. Remedios) Ventenilla

Columban Sisters

632 Pinaglabanan Street

San Juan, Metro Manila  1500

Philippines

Tel: 726-0631 or 726-7401

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Cell Phone: 0917-627-4750
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We hope to hear from you soon. Please disseminate our website address to your former classmates/schoolmates and friends. Thanks a million. We remember you and your loved ones everyday at prayer                                   - The Columban Sisters

Through our varied ministries, nourished by the Word of God and the Eucharist and by sharing of our own faith and life experiences, we hope to contribute towards the transformation of the world.

Inspired by our patron saint, St.Columban, a great missionary in Europe, we journey with Christ sharing his mission even to the giving of life itself.

HISTORY: We were founded in Ireland in 1924. We came into existence in response to a call to help the people of China, especially the women and children. This call was heard by many women, among them former Lady Frances Moloney, a young widow of Sir Alfred Moloney, Governor of British Honduras (Belize) and later of Trinidad. Frances Moloney was searching for a way of life that would make a difference to the most needy.

 A few years previously Father John Blowick, a professor at the National Seminary in Maynooth, in Ireland, joined the newly founded Maynooth Mission to China (known today as the Columban Missionary Society). He was to play a pivotal role in the founding of the Columban Missionary Sisters. Our first Sisters were sent to China as soon as they were professed. From there we spread out to different countries in the world

OUR PRESENT MINISTRIES IN THE PHILIPPPINES: Since we are more needed now in pastoral work, we handed over all these schools to other religious groups and priests, so we can be fully involved in the following ministries: