Our life together creates a permanent spiritual attitude of readiness to share with others the best of self.

Putting all things in common means for us making a plan of life and carrying it out together, each one feeling responsible for herself and for the others; serving the members of the community with all our energies, merging as far as possible, one's life with the life of the others. Thus, we live community life with a balance of prayer, work, and recreation.

Life in the community gives concrete shape to the practice of evangelical counsels lived in spiritual and external communion with others and in dependence on the one who represents Christ and presides over us.

Silence deepens our community life. It enables us to find God, to rediscover ourselves and prepares us to meet God in our brothers and sisters.

Recreation is for us an important means of strengthening sisterly love in community. We have it together every evening for an hour. It is a time to share our joys and difficulties, to relax and draw strength for our apostolate, spending time together.