On the occasion of the feast day of St. Francis we offer you a short reading from the book of Antonio Barzaghi on the dev: 4 October: the feast day of St. Francis of Assisiotion felt by St. Camillus for

The Third International Day for the Victims of Disasters For the Camillian presence Feeling called upon by a demand for ‘salvation’ (request for help …) that goes to the roots of our vocation ‘Do not be afraid of frailty’ Pope

Today, 2 October, we celebrate the memorial of guardian angels who, as St. Camillus assured his religious, ‘defend the dying, and speak through your mouths, suggesting to you what at that solemn moment you should say to those poor people’.

We come from the 10 countries (India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Kenya, Philippines, Spain, Thailand,   Vietnam, USA) to participate in the 3rd CTF Leaders’ Conference in order to help build the future of the Order through its humanitarian mission. With passion

Prayer Lord Jesus, supreme and eternal priest, who called to the service of celestial mysteries, and associated with your mission of salvation, the Blessed Fr. Luigi Tezza, who, in drawing upon the ardent charity of your adorable heart, helped many

A Talk Given by Mother Zélia Andrighetti, Superior General of the Daughters of St. Camillus The Blessed Luigi Tezza (1841-1923) The month of September for us, the Daughters of St. Camillus, is at the level of our affections connected with

Tomorrow, 26 September, is the liturgical memory of the Blessed Luigi Tezza and for this reason, from today onwards, we want to remember him in a triduum of prayer. This will be a strong moment of devotion and of great

The Third International Day for the Victims of Disasters 13 October 2014 For Camillian institutions To move out of institutional dynamics so as to cooperate with local communities ‘united in justice and in solidarity’ We here continue to reflect upon

By the Bull Illius qui pro gregis, which is our Magna Carta, the Supreme Pontiff Gregory XIV erected our Congregation into a religious Order, outlined its fundamental laws, and enriched its privileges. In this Bull Gregory XIV stated that the

The journey of the relic of the heart of St. Camillus continues: on the occasion of the feast day of Our Lady of Health, on 18-21 September it visited St. Mary’s Parish in Trivio, Velletri. Velletri was one of the

Camillus was operating in the second half of the sixteenth century, an age of the great reforms of the cultural movement of humanism and the Renaissance which brought about a notable advance in the scientific, artistic and historical fields, as

With great joy we share in the satisfaction of Fr. Bernard Kinvi, a Camillian religious of the Vice-Province of Benin-Togo, who has been awarded a prestigious prize by Human Rights Watch for protecting and providing care to Muslims within the framework of