Little Sister Magdeleine The Little Sisters of Jesus were founded in 1939 by a French woman, Little Sister Magdeleine of Jesus, who had read the life and writings of Brother Charles. Like him, she wanted to be a disciple of Jesus by witnessing to God's great love for all people by "proclaiming the Gospel with her whole life."  read more »

The Eucharistic Testimony of Sister Magdeleine of Jesus Foundress of the Little Sisters of Jesus François-Marie Léthel ocd

The Servant of God sister Magdeleine of Jesus (1898-1989), foundress of the Little Sisters of Jesus, is on her way to beatification. We can hope that she will soon be declared Venerable with the recognition of the heroicity of her virtues.

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Andrea Riccardi, founder of the Community of Sant’Egidio, Rome Tre Fontane, September 8th, 2017

Andrea Ricardi and Little Sister Maria Ciara I am very happy to speak to you before an important moment: your general chapter. I’m doing it as a long time friend of the Fraternity,

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Day by day enables us to take Brother Charles as our daily companion.  read more »

1968 MagdeleineAn insightful summery of the life and relevance of the testimony of Little sister Magdeleine of Jesus by Kathryn Spink.  read more »

Pope Francis speaks to the Little sisters of Jesus General Chapter members  read more »

Bankilare group

The Little sisters living in Niger reflect on their future in the Region and the deep call of their vocation to live among small groups of people and especially among Muslims to create bonds of friendship.  read more »

Touggourt tea time

A little sister shares about her life in Algeria and how she was attracted from an early age by the friendship that was built up between Little sister Magdeleine and the first friends of Touggourt.  read more »

A video about Little Sister Magdeleine and the foundation of the Little Sisters of Jesus...  read more »

Our chapel in Belgrade

In April this year, several of our communities belonging to the Eastern Churches in Europe met together in Rusti Krstur in Serbia to support each other and to deepen their belonging in their particular Rite.  read more »