On this same day, we also celebrate the foundation of the Sisters of the Holy Eucharist, established in 1889, an Eastern Catholic Congregation originating in Thessaloniki, Greece. Founded by Lazarist Father Giuseppe Aloati, C.M., and his sister, Christina (who took the religious name Sister Eurozia), the community was modeled after the Vincentian Daughters of Charity. They devoted themselves to charitable works, opening orphanages, sewing workshops for girls, and agricultural schools for boys in rural villages. In 1892 they relocated their base to Paljurci in the Gevgelija region, expanding into missions across Macedonia. After World War I they settled in Sofia, Bulgaria, where they continued their ministry among orphans and the poor, even under communist suppression.