This year in Kenya we have had four ordinations: one for the priesthood and three for the deaconate. The ceremony took place at the St. Camillus Seminary of Nairobi on 17 February last. The ordaining bishop was His Excellency Msgr.

 On 11 February last the Camillian missionaries of the Indonesian Delegation in Maumere on Flores Island celebrated the World Day of the Sick. Not being able, as had happened in previous years, to organise a special celebration of the Eucharist

Brother Carlo Mangione, a Camillian      Every year on 11 February the celebration takes place of the World Day of the Sick, an event that was instituted thirty years ago by St. John Paul II. This is an important anniversary

For the 130th. anniversary of the foundation of the Daughters of St. Camillus (2 February 1892), Mother Zelia Andrighetti, the Mother Superior, and the members of the Council, decided to celebrate this day with a liturgy shared using ‘zoom’ with

This work, which portrays the conversion of St. Camillus in the Valle dell’Inferno of 2 February 1575, will be placed at the entrance of the area of the ‘Conversion in the Valley’ on 6 February at 11.30 after the Holy

I NEWSLETTER The Camillians in Uganda with gratitude to God send you fraternal wishes as we continue to journey in the new year 2022. With the desire to keep the spirit of St. Camillus flaming in Uganda we have come

Message of Cardinal Michael Czerny, S.I. Prefect ad interim of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development For the 15th World Rare Disease Day Diseases that are considered rare, although affecting a limited number of people per type of disease,

Dear friends, Another year is starting and here in Dala Kiye we cannot wait to live it fully. A new year means new opportunities to grow, learn and play and, in this edition, we want to tell you how the

“Let us not grow tired of doing good, for in due time we shall reap our harvest, if we do not give up. So then, while we have the opportunity, let us do good to all” (Gal 6:9-10) Dear Brothers

Padre Arnaldo Pangrazzi, camilliano, da 12 anni frequenta l’Ucraina, in particolare Leopoli, Kiev e Kharkiv per impartire corsi sulla pastorale dei malati, dei moribondi e delle persone in lutto. Questi eventi sono rivolti a medici infermieri e psicologi, in particolare