The Congregation of the Sisters of the Blood of Christ is a religious community founded in 1891 by Mother Maria de Jesus in the United States. The congregation focuses on serving the needs of the poor and marginalized, emphasizing education, healthcare, and social justice. Members of the congregation take vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, dedicating their lives to spiritual growth and community service. They operate in various countries, engaging in ministries that reflect their commitment to the teachings of Jesus Christ and the values of compassion and solidarity.