The Pallottine Sisters are a religious congregation founded in 1835 by St. Vincent Pallotti in Rome, Italy. Their mission focuses on promoting the love of God and serving the needs of the community through education, healthcare, and social services. The sisters are known for their commitment to evangelization and fostering spiritual growth. The congregation has spread globally, establishing communities in various countries. The Pallottine Sisters engage in diverse ministries, including working with the poor, youth, and marginalized groups. They strive to embody the spirit of St. Vincent Pallotti, emphasizing collaboration and unity in their service to others.