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UISG Plenary Assembly 2022 Press release

UISG Plenary Assembly 2022

From 2-6 May, the XII UISG Plenary Assembly will take place both in person at the Hotel Ergife and online. 

Sr. Jolanta Kafka, President of UISG (Spanish, Italian, Polish)
Sr. Patricia Murray, Executive Secretary of UISG (English)
Sr. Franca Zonta, Superior General of the Marianist Sisters (Italian, French)
Sr. Roxanne Schares, Superior General of the School Sisters of Notre Dame


 Almost 700 Superiors General take part in the 2022 Plenary Assembly, 520 of whom will be present in Rome.
Those participating come from 71 different countries. The most highly represented continent is Europe, where many Congregations’ Generalates are located. 


The most highly represented country in Africa is the Democratic Republic of the Congo; in Asia, India; in North America, the USA; in Central and South America, Mexico and Brazil.


The theme of Synodality will accompany the week-long meeting, with presentations provided by 10 speakers, covering 5 key themes:
Vulnerability, Synodal Process, Religious Life and Synodality, Peripheries, Called to Transformation.


Sr Jolanta Kafka, RMI, President of UISG, says: “There are many ways to make synodality visible: our assembly, through its content and method, is an experience of synodality within religious life. We truly hope to experience a privileged space for listening, of searching together with the Holy Spirit. We will dialogue about how we are contributing to the synodal process in the Church, how we can encourage profound listening in a synodal style and how to enter into a dynamic of communitarian discernment as Church, acknowledging vulnerability as a typically human characteristic.”

Courtesy: Vatican News