This book, entitled ‘Being a Camillian and Samaritan Today with your Heart in your Hands in the Existential and Geographical Fringes of the World of Health’, is the outcome of the (canonical) fraternal and pastoral visits that were made

When on 12 June 1964 the young Camillian student Nicola D’Onofrio closed his eyes to this earth to return to the ‘House of the Father’, cut down at the age of only twenty-one by an illness that does not forgive,

Albeit with a heavy heart, also for Fr. Franceso Avi, a Camillian religious and missionary medical doctor, the hour to leave had arrived. Fr. Avi came to this painful decision because of his advanced age and because of health problems.

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In “Servo di Dio Padre Rocco Ferroni. Un umile ed esemplare figlio di San Camillo” “Let’s be saints”. This is a phrase that we encounter every now and then on the lips of Father Rocco and they tell us a

By Domenico Casera The Blessed Enrico does not belong to past centuries when a holiness of life inside a community could be said to have been easier. He was a child of our time and our culture; he lived with

In the New Testament many names and various titles are given to Christ. Amongst these there is that of ‘physician’, not because he had attended a specific school of medicine but because of his constant interest in sick people and