Sisters Disciples Liturgical Center
About
The Sisters Disciples Liturgical Center is a religious goods shop in downtown Boston run by the Sister Disciples of the Divine Master, a Catholic congregation of women religious. The center offers items for worship and devotion, including statues, icons from Italy, and chasubles and stoles from Italy. Some pieces are made by the sisters themselves, such as artwork and icons by Sr. Angelica and embroidery by Sr. Cecilia Dieu.
The congregation was founded in 1924 by Blessed Fr. James Alberione and belongs to the Pauline Family, a group of ten related congregations. Its spirituality centers on Eucharistic adoration and on the liturgy, and the sisters work to help laypeople take part more actively through formation, catechesis, music and art such as sculpture, pottery, design and embroidery. They also pray for vocations and assist priests in their ministry, illness and old age.
What to Know
- The congregation also has communities in Fresno, Los Angeles, San Jose and Staten Island.
- Mother Scholastica was the congregation’s first sister.
- Prayer for those working in mass media is a particular focus of the sisters’ adoration.
- The center is listed by the Downtown Boston Alliance under books, cards and gifts.
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