August 2, 2025—a date that will remain etched in our hearts for the rest of our lives. On that day, we said YES to God, offering ourselves to Him forever through the profession of perpetual vows.
Before the ceremony, we gathered in the convent chapel, where our parents gave us their blessing—a deeply moving moment we will never forget. From there, we made our way to the chapel of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, waiting with joyful anticipation for the most significant moment of our lives.
The solemn liturgy was celebrated by Archbishop Andrzej Przybylski, who, in his homily, spoke of Saint Faustina Kowalska. He recalled the words Jesus spoke to her after her perpetual profession: “Look, whom you have married…”. These powerful words now become our own—an everlasting reminder that we have given ourselves completely to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
During the ceremony, we received rings engraved with the words: “My Beloved is mine, and I am His.” These rings are a visible sign of our belonging to Christ, a daily call to remain faithful and true to the One who first loved us.
As we made our perpetual profession, we spoke aloud for the first time our mysteries that had been quietly formed in our hearts throughout our years of formation:
Sr. M. Małgorzata of the Pierced Heart of Jesus
Sr. M. Aneta of Jesus in the Eucharist, the Healing Love
From the depths of our hearts, we give thanks. We thank Jesus, who, in His infinite mercy, chose us—though we are unworthy—to be united with Him for all eternity. May the place where we made our final vows always be a source of grace, inspiration, and encouragement for us, a reminder to live lives of goodness and mercy, just as He is good and merciful. We entrust our journey to the intercession of Saint Faustina and all our holy patrons.
We are also grateful to our Mother General, our Provincial Superior, all the Sisters of our community, and the guests who accompanied us on that unforgettable day. Thank you for your presence, your prayers, and your generous spiritual and material support. We are especially grateful to all who helped prepare and organize that beautiful celebration.
May God be praised for the countless blessings He continues to pour out upon us.
Glory to God forever!
Sr. M. Małgorzata Wieczorek
Sr. M. Aneta Reich
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