Candolim is a village situated about 12 to 13 km from the main city of Panjim. The population of Candolim consists of 15,000. The people are very sociable and friendly. Candolim beach is attractive for Tourists from all over the world. A lot of migrants come in search of work and for business.

Bosio hospital at Candolim was erected in 1968 during the Episcopate of Monsignor Rebello, Bishop of Goa and the Generalate of Mother Constantina Baldinucci for the purpose of rendering healthcare services to the poor of Candolim village. On 11th December 1970, Bosio Hospital was blessed and the patients were received for care. In course of time the community took upon itself other services such as socio-pastoral Apostolate.

Bosio hospital at Candolim functions in the premises gifted to the Sisters of Charity of Sts. Bartolomea Capitanio and Vincenza Gerosa by the heirs of Racino and Herminia Pinto. It was gifted by Fr. Xavier Pinto. Then the Hospital could accommodate 16 patients.

The Hospital at present has almost all specialities: medical, surgical, orthopaedics, gynaecological, dermatology, paediatrics, ophthalmology, and other facilities like X-Ray, Ultrasonography, laboratory, operation theatre, and I.C.U. There is also the Dental department run in the hospital. Most of the patients we receive are the migrants from the remotest areas of various states, who come in search of work. Besides that we get tourist patients. Now the hospital is upgraded to have 25 beds.

We have 2 doctors who work round the clock to give emergency care to the patients. There are other doctors who have their special O.P.D. on specified days. They also attend to emergency calls.

Bosio Hospital functions as a family, with the spirit of the Gospel and in the footsteps of our Saints Bartolomea Capitanio and Vincenza Gerosa. We owe our sincere gratitude to all our generous benefactors for their contributions which has made Bosio Hospital what it is today.

Gerosa convent was started at the request of people and CRI president Fr. Theodore Pereira O.F.M. (Cap), during the time of Provincial Superior Sr. Esther Joseph on 16th November 1997. First it was an offshoot of Bosio Convent Candolim. On 16th November 1999 during the term of Sr. Mary Anne as the Provincial Superior, his Lordship Bishop Fillip Neri Ferrao erected the Community canonically.

Pirna is a small village with a population of approximately 5000 people in a remote region of Bardez Taluka. It is at a distance of 18 km from Mapusa city. Most of the people are mainly farmers and carpenters and a good number of them are graduates and work as teachers. Facilities to education are till the higher secondary school.

The number of Catholics are just 110 with 40 families. The church is named St. Francis Xavier Church and is taken care of by the Capuchins. We have every day Eucharistic celebration. People are co-operative and collaborative with the priest and sisters. Sisters collaborate in socio-pastoral activities. Apart from this they also work in their own pre- primary school.