Source: Vidimus Dominum The theologian Marco Vergottini, who is married and the father of four children, will analyse the subject ‘Another Look at Consecrated Life. How Religious Life and Lay Life Illumine each Other on the Pathway of Faith’ During

Mother Giuseppina Vannini, during her frenetic life which had a notable impact on her health, never neglected to live three great virtues: assiduous prayer, charity – spiritual maternity in relation to her sisters, and visits to, and care for, the

CONFERENCE The Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights of UNESCO Ten Years after its Declaration (19 October 2005) Rome – Aula Magna of the Camillianum Ten years after the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights, it is interesting

On 20 September the association ‘The Family of the Light with Camilla’ linked itself spiritually to our Founder **** During the course of the moving ceremony led by our religious brother Fr. Marco Causarano on 20 September last at the

Fr. Sebastian (Santhosh) Christi, an Indian Camillian has joined in a two-week evangelization mission and visit to the internally displaced people (IDPs) of Kurdistan, Iraq together with the other two delegates from Christeen and Fiath Ministries. This is in response to the invitation of  Archbishop

Newsletter in PDF CONSECRATED LIFE: a Life that Bears the Imprint of the Gospel? A water exists from which we are all born. To true life, life without a sunset. We are born never to die. This is the water

On Saturday 3 October 2015 at 9.30, at the Camillian Centre for Formation of Verona, a conference will be held to remember #GermanaSommaruga twenty years after she went to heaven. This initiative has been promoted by the Association ‘Friends Together

‘In January 1936 I was in Rome from 14 November onwards as a postulant of the Daughters of St. Camillus. I loved that form of life, even though it was hard for me. Indeed, I was alone for the whole

Last August 28, the world was shocked of the news about the 71 refugees including four children found dead in the back of an abandoned freezer truck in Austria. On September 2, the picture of a 3-year-old Aylan al-Kurdi, drowned

Taken from ‘L’AMORE NON CONOSCE CONFINI. BEATO LUIGI TEZZA’ (‘Love Knows no Boundaries. The Blessed Luigi Tezza’) by Fr. Angelo Brusco After a person’s death, what remains of that person is only what in his or her existence was truly

Source: E seppe dire si di Don Luigi Miglioli He had by then been absent and detached from everyone for almost three years and one could well have thought that at his funeral many would have been absent, given that

After a number of centuries the Camillian Order still felt the charismatic need to witness the incarnation of the Spirit of St. Camillus in women who, uniting professional ability with the special female sensibility, could offer authentic maternal affection to