Aleksandra was born in the heart of Poland, in the city of Łódź, and is one of five siblings. Together, they share a love for travel and adventure, with each sibling living and working in a different European country.

Her grandmother planted a strong seed of faith in her at a young age. However, it wasn’t until the early 2000s, when she moved to Ireland, that her faith truly came alive. She became involved in several Catholic youth groups in the Cork area and across Ireland, where she encountered a vibrant, living faith. She especially cherishes the memories of summer faith retreats attended by more than 1,000 young people, where the silence during Eucharistic Adoration was so profound that you could hear a pin drop.

Over the years, the Lord stirred her heart to serve the poor through volunteering at local soup kitchens, helping with faith camps for disadvantaged children, and supporting educational projects for marginalized communities in Asia and across Europe.

Most recently, Aleksandra worked for a Catholic mission organization in southern Ireland dedicated to helping young people “know, love, and serve the Lord.” It was there, in late 2024, that she met two Family Mission Company missionaries who ignited a deep desire in her heart to serve as a full-time missionary overseas. A few months later, traveling across the Atlantic to attend the FMC Discernment Weekend confirmed the Lord’s call and deepened her longing to love and serve the least of His children.

Since then, she has completed missionary formation with Intake 2025 and is currently serving in General Cepeda, Mexico, the Family Mission Company’s oldest mission post. Aleksandra is deeply inspired by the legacy of Mrs. Genie and Mr. Frank Sommers, the founders of FMC, and finds great joy in being the Lord’s hands and feet and sharing His love with the people of Mexico.