THE SISTERS OF MARY, QUEEN OF THE APOSTLES

Called "the Apostolines," they were founded in 1957 to fulfill a request of the Holy See. Their specific apostolate is the search for, care of and direction of priestly and religious vocations in the Church. Their motto is: "All vocations for all apostolates."

The Apostolines work in a special way with the young people who show signs of having a vocation in order to direct them to the Institutes for which they are better suited.

Inseparably fused in this case, too, are interior life, nourished by the Eucharist, and an intensely apostolic activity carried out through all the most advanced techniques of diffusion-exhibits, conventions, vocation days, triduums, weeks and retreats for vocations, the printed word, films, radio-television programs, etc.

From here, from his apostolic heart, blossoms the vast design of the Secular Institutes.