A reflection by Fr. Paolo Guarise, the Vicar General of the Order, on the occasion of the World Day of the Sick 2014 I think that we have asked ourselves why the World Day of the Sick is celebrated every

The relic of the heart of St. Camillus began its pilgrimage amongst the faithful for the jubilee year, which celebrates the four hundredth centenary of the saint’s death, a few days ago. On Friday 7 February the relic was received

A Reflection in the Margins of the Message of Pope Francis for the Twenty-Second World Day of the Sick   Fr. Augusto Chendi, M.I. Under-Secretary of the Pontifical Council for Health Care Workers (for Health Pastoral Care)   On the

A pilgrimage to the dioceses and places of care of the whole of Italy in order to bear witness to a strong and constant presence among the faithful and the sick: this is what the relic of St. Camillus is

The Charism of St. Camillus Camillian religious this year (2013-4) are commemorating the fourth centenary of the death of their Founder, St. Camillus de Lellis, which took place on 14 July 1614. This event is a good reason to describe,

On 2 February 1575, at the age of twenty-five, the young Camillus de Lellis abandoned for ever the tearaway and dissolute life that he had led up to that time in order to dedicate himself completely to those most in

This year the celebrations of the conversion of St. Camillus which will take place in Manfredonia and San Giovanni Rotondo, in Puglia, will be particularly solemn because of the Camillian jubilee year that we are now celebrating. The celebrations will

The beginning of 2014 will witness an intensification of the appointments for the Camillian jubilee year which will end on 14 July next. Amongst the very many initiatives that have been programmed, the ‘three days of spirituality’ which will take

For each day of the year a thought, an episode from his life, a prayer: this is what is contained in the book ‘San Camillo de Lellis. 365 giorni con il patrono dei malati’ (‘St. Camillus de Lellis: 365 Days

On 2 February 1575, on the road from San Giovanni Rotondo to Manfredonia, the young Camillus de Lellis abandoned for ever the tearaway life that he had led up to that point in order to dedicate himself to those most

Dear Confreres and Members of the Great Camillian Family, We, the representatives of the Order of the Ministers of the Infirm, during the meeting held in Rome on 12 to 15 January 2014, in an atmosphere of prayer, dialogue and

On the occasion of the meeting of the Major Superiors and the Delegates of the Order of the Ministers of the Sick, the head of communications for the activities of the fourth centenary, Brother Carlo Mangione, presented the appointments for