The Congregation was born on Christmas Eve 1800 when Pierre Coudrin and Henriette Aymer de Chevalerie pronounced their vows. It grew out of their experiences during the French Revolution and a shared vision of a community of men and women sharing the message of God's unconditional love.
Our Mission, which has its origin in our consecreation to the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, is to contemplate, live and annouce the love of God made flesh in the heart of Jesus. - Constitutions, Art 2
To make the Kingdom of God present, we seek the transformation of the human heart and we endeavor to be agents of communion in the world. We work for a just and reconciled society. We are available to the needs and demands of the Church wherever we are sent. - Constitutions, Art 6
Photo Gallery
View photos from recent SS.CC. events.
Fr. Johnathan Hurrell keeps us posted on the aftermath of the volcano and tsunami in Tonga
On January 7 we received news of the election results for the USA West Regional Government
Fr. Bill Gural writes of his experience of the Posada in Matamoros México
On December 12 five men were professed at Holy Name Parish in San Dimas, CA
