The Congregation which was founded in Kerala took root in the soil of Kerala more than half a century had a steady growth and spread to all the dioceses in Kerala. Heeding to the instructions of the Lord Jesus after his resurrection “Go, then, to all the peoples everywhere and make them my disciples; baptize them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and teach them to obey everything I have commanded you” (Mt. 28:19-20)  and the mandate given by our Founder “that our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament should always and everywhere be known, loved and adored by all”, the SABS were brave enough to step out of Kerala in the year 1965.             At the invitation of Late Most Rev. Hubert D’Rosario, the then Bishop of Dibrugarh, the challenging step was taken by Christ Raj Province Palai, sending six pioneering members to Hundung, the state of Manipur accompanied by  Rev. Fr. Sebastian Cherucherry, the Chaplain of Adoration convent Nelliani, a staunch missionary at heart. They left Kerala on 3rd Dec.1965 and reached their destination, the Promised Land on 14th Dec.1965.             The  second  house  in  the  North-east  was  opened  on  28th Feb.1967 at  Tuensang, Nagaland  at the invitation of the same Bishop and Minister Akum Imlong, the then Tuensang affairs Minister and through the instrumentality of Rev. Fr. Mathew Uzhunnalil SDB. It is worth to note that the SABS was the first indigenous Congregation of Indian origin to enter Manipur and Nagaland.             The growth of SABS in the North East was slow and steady. Under the patronage of Late Most Rev. Abraham Alangimattathil the First Bishop of Nagaland and Bishop Emeritus Most Rev. Jose Mukala the second Bishop of Nagaland, we could open convents in Tobu, Kiphire, Mokokchung, Dimapur, Jakhama, Chumukedima, Pungro, Medziphema,Tesophenyu and Tenyiphe to spread our Charism of Eucharistic Devotion. In the same way we could establish six more centers in Manipur, namely Hungpung, Ukhrul, Imphal, Chandel,Talui and T.Khullen under the guidance of Archbishop Emeritus Most. Rev. Joseph Mittathany the first Archbishop of Imphal and Most Rev. Dominic Lumon, who heads the Archdiocese of Imphal at present.             The growth of any Congregation in a particular region depends on the formation of candidates from the soil of their apostolate. Hence in 1981, formation of the Candidates began in the North East and the first batch of seven Novices made their Vestition and First profession on 29th January 1986. On this day North East mission was raised to the status of a region and was named as “Corpus Christi Region”. Rev. Mother Delphina, the then Superior General inaugurated the Region at a concelebrated Eucharistic Celebration presided over by the then Archbishop Most Rev. Joseph Mittathany of Imphal and Late Rt. Rev. Abraham Alangimattathil, the then Bishop of Kohima in the presence of many Priests and faithful. One among the newly professed was Sr. Mary Augustine the first member from the soil of Manipur. Sr. Rose Teresa was appointed as the first Regional Superior.                         At the invitation of Late Rt. Rev. Mathai Kochuparambil the then Bishop of Diphu, we opened our first house in Amkachi Village, on 19 March 1990, and the second house was opened in 2019 at the request of Rt. Rev. Paul Mattakatte ,the Bishop of Diphu in the district of Karbianglong Assam at Diphu to collaborate with MCBS fathers.             On 14th June 1998 Corpus Christi Region was declared as a Vice Province by Rev. Mother Thecla, the Superior General of the Congregation at a concelebrated Holy Eucharistic celebration presided over by Bishop Jose Mukala, the then Bishop of Kohima Diocese. Mother Jessina was elected as the Provincial Superior of the Corpus Christi Vice-Province.  It was raised to a full pledged Province in 2003. On 20th Dec. 2003 Mother Sibia and in December 2006 Mother Annie Kurichiyel,in 2013 Mother Sibia and 2018 Mother Catherine  were elected as Provincial Superiors.             At the invitation of Rt. Rev. Robert Kerketta SDB, the then Bishop of Tezpur, we established the first centre in the state of Arunachal Pradesh on 5th February 1999 at Boasimla now under Itanagar Diocese. We could open three more houses in the same Diocese at Daporijo, Banderdewa and Aalo, which is bifurcated from Tezpur Diocese. On 11th February 2000 we could open a house at Jakalabanda in the Tezpur Diocese in Assam under the guidance of Rt. Rev. Robert Kerketta SDB the then Bishop of Tezpur.             Mother Province has given us a Convent at Marangattupally for the North-East Province to accommodate the sisters during their home visits, study, treatment, and for the recruitment of Candidates. In the beginning of 2008, on 24th February we could step in to the State of Meghalaya by opening our first house at the invitation of Rt. Rev Vincent Kympat of Jowai Diocese in Umkiang Parish. At the invitation of Rt. Rev. Victor Lyngdoh, bishop of Nongstoin, we opened our first house in this diocese at Mawkhlam on 25th July 2013.             We could open a convent in the parish of Tikarburunga in the Kachar District in Assam in 2009 at the invitation of Rt. Rev. Stephen Rotluanga of Aizawl Diocese. We could also open two Convents in the State of Tripura at the invitation of Rt. Rev. Lumen Monteiro, the Bishop of Agartala and Rev. Fr. Roy Thalackan the Provincial of Holy Cross Congregation on 26th January 2011 at Tuikarmaw and Bodhjungnagar.             Corpus Christi Province is blessed with 154 perpetually professed and 48 temporary professed Sisters of which 115 Sisters are from the soil of North East. They are belonging to Adivasi, AO, Khasi, Kom, Konyak, Kuki, Lotha, Monsang, Phom, Poumai, Rabha, Rongmei, Sema, Shantali, Thangkul, Tiwa, Yimchunger, Zoute, Rengma and Khiamniungam tribes. There are 34 Convents in total, 31 in North East and one in Kerala and two in Germany.             North East comprises of 8 states with 15 Dioceses. We could render our services only in 6 states so far, namely, Agartala, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya and Nagaland, in the Dioceses of Agartala, Aizwal, Diphu, Imphal, Itanagar, Jowai, Kohima, Tezpur and  Nongstoin. We have a long way to go. Many green pastures are awaiting us to enter in, namely the states of Mizoram and Sikkim. “Harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few” the words of the Lord are ringing in our ears. We are working in the border of neighbouring Countries like, Tibet, China, Myanmar and Bangladesh. In the long run there is every possibility to enter these countries to spread the Eucharistic love – and thus fulfill the vision of our founder that the Eucharistic Lord be known, loved and adored by all and everywhere.