.::Bicol Mail Online::.

The Missionaries of the Poor serve the poor in complete simplicity and trust in God. Mother Joan Chinloy (left), the Jamaican nun who heads the congregation put on one of the donated clothes to a girl while being assisted by her mother in one of the urban poor communities of Naga City. The Poor Sisters was established in 1999 under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop of Caceres running orphanages, doing work of mercy at the prisons and hospitals, and spreading a culture of hope among the less privileged sectors of the society. JOEY CO

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