Since 2007, the sisters collaborate with the parish priest in answering the pastoral needs of the parishioners. The parish has two main communities: the English speaking and the Spanish speaking. The two have different ways of expressing their devotions and so the team (i.e. the pastor along with the sisters) sought to support them accordingly. Although there are specific sisters who are in charge of taking care of the Spanish speaking flock, all the sisters see to it that they are visible to both communities.
          The mission is mainly catechism in the parish and the school across the church. Thanks to our late Sr. Theresia Maria, the CCD and the RCIA program of the diocese was established in this parish. The format is evolving as it tries to adapt to the current situation. The challenge to do things on-line has not deterred the fervor of the sisters to reach out to the students. This year, the sisters send homework (i.e. either through emails or messaging) for the students and they still meet every Sunday for different kinds of celebrations and activities. And the Confirmation class has a new platform of which they are also called the Youth Group.
        So despite the difficult situation, we can still learn more about our faith in a fun way.

         The sisters in charge of the Hispanic flock coordinate with the pastor in organizing spiritual activities. Among the few is the praying of the Rosary at 7:30 pm on Mondays which is in an in-person format with live streaming, the Bible sharing on Fridays, and Adoration at 10:30 am after the Mass on every first Sunday of the month.