Dear all of the Large Family of Saint Camillus. With joy we want to join you on Saint Camillus’Day. During this Year of the Jubilee of Mercy, proposed by Pope Francis, may we find still more concrete ways to be
Lay Camillian Family
“I would like to have a hundred hands”
Side by side with thousands of professionals who work in the institutions of the Order, the Lay Camillian Family arose, an organisation made up of people who are committed to living the ideal and the spirit of St. Camillus in service to the sick. It has its own statutes which were approved by the Holy See. Although it is linked to the Order and is animated by the same spirit, it has its own autonomy: it has its own directive body (the central committee) which is elected by the general assembly and remains in office for six years. By now thousands of members belong to the Lay Camillian Family and they are spread throughout the world, even in countries where Camillian religious are not present. Many health-care professionals belong to it, thereby enriching their professionalism with Camillian spirituality.
In 1983, while he was Superior of the community in Genoa, Father Mimmo (Domenico Lovera) was entrusted by the Provincial Council of Piedmont with opening a community for animation and pastoral care for vocations. This ministry of his, exercised in
The Lay Camillian Family Central Commission held their annual meeting in Rome from 20 to 22 May 2016 The CC prepared their agenda using the priorities from the Emerging Themes from the General Assembley in Mottinello. The emerging themes were
I am delighted to have the duty to present this Statute to the lay Camillian family scattered throughout the world. It affords me the welcome opportunity of acknowledging the very important work being carried out under the Camillian banner by
We hereby offer with joy the work drawn up by Isabel and the previous central committee of the LCF This is a ‘proposal’ on subjects connected with formation that is addressed in particular to those who are beginning their Camillian
Greetings from all oof us on the Central Commission. We are here in Rome for our Annual meeting. We have started our meeting with a short Pilgrimage to The Holy Door at St Peter’s, to mark this Jubillee Year of
This year as well we of the Lay Camillian Family of Haiti celebrated the World Day of the Sick (its twenty-fourth edition). We were joined by the Episcopal Vicar of the archdiocese for pastoral care in health, Monsignor Chardique,
The Second Training Manual for the Lay Camillian Family is in preparation and the central committee of the association has decided to offer it online. It is a collection of short essays, entrusted to different authors, in which each author
Marie-Christine Brocherieux Presidente (Francia) Anita Ennis Vicepresidente (Irlanda) Maria Hajnalka Bakó Segretaria (Ungheria) Giosuè Sparacino Tesoriere (Italia) Padre Laurent Zoungrana (Assistente spirituale) Intervista Anita Ennis Vicepresidente (Irlanda Intervista a Maria Hajnalka Bakó Segretaria (Ungheria) Intervista a Giosuè Sparacino Tesoriere
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