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Aguilas/Eagles of the Desert
Águilas del Desierto (Eagles of the Desert) has a mission to find and rescue migrants making the dangerous desert crossing from the southern U.S. border. Learn more about how, with Felician leadership, they rescue crossers in distress, search for the remains of missing persons, and educate migrants about the life-threatening risks of trying to cross.
Generosity of Jubilees
Felician Sisters celebrate milestones of service by donating to Águilas del Desierto, supporting life-saving desert rescues.
Emmy-Winning Documentary Captures Work of Águilas
Águilas del Desierto's efforts to locate missing migrants highlighted in award-winning film.
Águilas See Christ in Modern Day Refugees
Just as the Holy Family faced danger on their flight into Egypt to save the infant Jesus from Herod’s murderous order, migrants from South and Central America flee brutal conditions and threats in their home countries.
Águilas Celebrates 500th Person Saved
Águilas del Desierto, thanks to funding, has saved 500 human beings.
Sr. Maria Louise’s Desert Rescue
With Águilas del Desierto, Sr. Maria Louise saves a human life.
Touching the Wall at the Border
Sr. Maria Louise shares her experience touching the border wall.
Aguilas Volunteer Helps Change Lives in Mexico
Aguilas del Desierto volunteer Octavio aids families in need by delivering canes, walkers and wheelchairs.
Serving where needed since 1874
Founded in Poland in 1855, the Felician Sisters are a congregation of women religious inspired by the spiritual ideals of their foundress, Blessed Mary Angela Truszkowska, and Saints Francis of Assisi, Clare of Assisi and Felix of Cantalice. Arriving in North America in 1874 following Blessed Mary Angela’s directive “to serve where needed,” they helped to weave the social service system. Today, the Felician Sisters founded, sponsor or support through the presence of our sisters, more than 40 ministries – all continuing to evolve to meet the needs of the people they serve.
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