Ecce Homo

Ecce Homo convent is built over a sacred site held by Christian tradition to be the place where Jesus was scourged and condemned to death…. known as the Lithostrotos mentioned in John’s Gospel Chapter 19:13 The excavations show paving stones from the time of Hadrian with the games of the soldiers carved into the stones. Some of these ancient stones were moved here from the Antonio Fortress.  This sacred site is visited by thousands of pilgrims annually. (Leer más)

Ein-Kerem

Ein-Kerem, "la source de la vigne", et en arabe, "la source généreuse".
Lieu présumé de la naissance de Jean-Baptiste et de la Visitation de Marie à Elisabeth. Lieu de naissance, de gestation, de renouvellement, de préparation; lieu de joie:
Depuis que le Père Marie a introduit Sion à Ein-Kerem, des générations de sœurs ont été fidèles à la vocation de ce village et nous entrons dans cette belle continuité.
Nous sommes trois communautés de Sion... (Leer más)

Centro de Formación Bíblica

El Centro de Formación Bíblica Ecce Homo, dirigido por la Congregación de las Religiosas de Nuestra Señora de Sión inició sus actividades a finales de la década de los setenta, deseando responder a una necesidad del clero, religiosas, religiosos, laicos/as que deseaban venir a Tierra Santa durante su tiempo sabático o de vacaciones. (Lear más)

Bat Kol

Founded on 8 April 1983 by Prof. Sr. Maureena Fritz and Sr. Dr. Anne Anderson in Toronto, Canada, Bat Kol Institute became a registered non-profit organization based in Jerusalem, Israel in 1992. Today, the institute is an international association of Christian women and men who are committed to study the Word of God within its Jewish context and to incorporate these studies into their Christian self-understanding in a manner that respects the integrity of both traditions. Alumni have founded centres in the Philippines, South Africa, India, United States, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Brazil and a number of other international venues. (Leer más)

The Interfaith Coordinating Council of Israel

We have been active members of this council since its beginnings. This has brought a richness to our lives in the many friendships that have developed over the years as we work in solidarity with Jews, Muslims and Christians.

Ecumenical Groups

We participate in the groups and activities that happen here, in order to strengthen and come to understand the other Christian groups that share this Holy City.