Congregation of Sacred Heart

In the quiet embrace of South Delhi, stands the Congregation of Sacred Heart. It’s more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a testament to the enduring power of faith, compassion, and a remarkable journey from Kerala to the capital. The Congregation of Sacred Heart wasn’t born here in Delhi. Its roots lie in the heart of Kerala, where in 1911, Father Mathew Kadalikkattil, a man driven by a profound devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, laid the foundation for this extraordinary institution. He envisioned a community of women dedicated to serving the poor and spreading the love of Christ. His vision took root and blossomed, and over the years, the Congregation expanded its reach, carrying its mission of love and service across India and beyond. The Congregation of Sacred Heart arrived in Delhi, planting its flag of compassion in the nation’s capital. Today, the Congregation of Sacred Heart continues Father Kadalikkattil’s legacy, empowering the marginalized through education, healthcare, and social welfare initiatives. The sisters of the Congregation, true to their motto, “Redemption through love and self-giving,” work tirelessly to uplift communities, serving as beacons of hope and agents of change. The Congregation of Sacred Heart stands as a living embodiment of Father Kadalikkattil’s dream, a testament to the power of faith to inspire action and transform lives.