The Vocation of the Brother The Theological Aspect The Ecclesiological Aspect The Religious Life Charismatic Inspiration The Example of St. Camilllus The Charism of the Texts of the Foundation Ministry A Holistic Vision of Health The Constitutions The Role/Space of

The pastoral agent of health is called and sent out by God to work on behalf of life in the world of health, they are the loving and liberating presence of Jesus who raises up and heals.  Psychological and Human

It is difficult to understand Fr. Luigi Tezza immediately. When understood, he is loved, he is followed. This is why it is better to outline in a summarising fashion his human, priestly and apostolic profile, and then go back to

To enter a prison and look forward to leaving it forms a single whole. Behind those grey walls, behind the clanging of those gates, even the air that you breathe seems heavier. But the words of Jesus ‘I was in

In Giovanni Paolo II ai Religiosi (‘John Paul II to Religious’) Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Vatican City, 1995 As regards the essential aspects of consecrated life, the Second Vatican Council, in its decree Perfectae caritatis, after addressing the evangelical counsels of

The Camillian mission in China began because of the Prefecture of Chaotung (Yunnan, south-west China) in 1946 and in response to a request made by the apostolic administrator Msgr. Kerec. Differently from what had been agreed, Chaotung was the seat

13-15 August 2016 With the joy of meeting each other and strengthening our spirituality, a national meeting of the Lay Camillian Family of Colombia was held at the Camillian Pastoral Centre for Humanisation and Pastoral care in Health of Bogota.

The greatest grace, the finest gift that God has given us, is to have ‘visited us’, sending His Son. This was a reason for exultation for the elderly Simeon when he welcomed Jesus full of joy with open arms, exclaiming:

The Camillianum implements its goals through an in-depth exploration of questions and issues connected with the world of health and health care and suffering from a Biblical, theological, spiritual, ethical, psychological, sociological and historical point of view. It draws upon

The itinerary of our lives is troubled not only and not solely by moments of suffering but also, and above all else, in almost mirror-like fashion, by the echo of the voice of He who never ceases to call us

It is natural that Tabaka is the place where the Camillians of Kenya celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their arrival in the country. Even though the Camillians are by now present in various other localities, Tabaka always comes to mind