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The Vocationist Sisters in Brazil was meant to be. In March of 1954, Sr. Luisa went with Sr. Elvira left to South America they were destined to go to Argentina and something happened that they stayed in Rio de Janeiro for awhile and from there they went Salvador Bahia where the Cardinal of Bahia requested their staying. Sr. Elvira was called back to Italy by Fr. Justin Russolillo and she was sent to France, while Sr. Luisa stayed alone and went to live in the Vocationary with The Vocationist Fathers for about three years she was there without document got in problem because of being undocumented. . In 1957 the community were enlarged by the sisters who came from Italy thus making possible the not only the work in the nursery school and the orphanage but also others activities of others neighboring cities and in the Hospital in Paulo Alfonzo Bahia. When Sr. Luisa Grimaldi and Sr. Elvira G allo arrived in the Island of Itaparica-Bahia the Vocationist Fathers had been there already they had been evangelizing there for about four years. The sisters not only welcomed the children but also the mothers who wanted to learn manual works in the handcraft workshop directed by the Vocationist sisters themselves. As the sisters were getting more vocations in Brazil they now went also back to Rio de Janeiro there they worked with an orphanage were the children would also sleep in the house as interns and they also run the College. Another land where the sisters were welcome was in Ouro Fino, Minas Gerais, where the sisters openned one orphanage the House of formation and the College.

Also the sisters went to Sao Paulo where  the sisters have a nursery school and elementary school The Vocationist house of formation was first in Ouro Fino then it moved to Rio de Janeiro In our day the Brasilian Vocationist Sister is still working in Brazil and also many are in other countries. The Vocatonist Sisters works with dedication as catechists, to the pastoral of the youth and vocations and to the education of the youth.

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