Jimaní, R.D. The Program of Claretian Volunteers from the Antilles is a concrete response of the Claretian Delegation of the Antilles in the face of the dramatic situation of Haitian immigrants and Dominican nationals at the Dominican-Haitian border after the ill-fated earthquake.
Helped by the PROMICLA Foundation (Promoción Misionera Claretiana de Antillas) it offers …
… to lay volunteers the opportunity to live an experience of missionary solidarity by means of being inserted and living in these rejected communities.
In the Shared Mission, the Claretian Missionaries and Lay Claretians carry out an integral evangelization by means of works of social and ecclesial promotion. The Program offers various ways of being a Claretian Volunteer.
The Claretians of the Antilles want to make known this means of evangelization which welcomes any person who feels called to give a year of service to the mission. For more information see: www.voluntariadoclaretianoantillas.com
On March 22, the Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) Commission of the Claretian Family organized an online reflection workshop on the importance of JPIC in Claretian mission and spirituality. The meeting was inspired by the latest social doctrine...
Kikwit, Democratic Republic of Congo. On January 5, 2025, the Parish of Saint Ignatius/Massamba in the Diocese of Kikwit was alive with joy as the Claretian Lay Movement celebrated its 30th anniversary of approval (1995–2025). The event, coinciding with the Epiphany...
Online Workshop. The second edition of the 2024 Intercultural Workshop, held from September 23 to November 24 this year, brought together 163 participants from various branches of the Claretian Family, exceeding expectations in participation and overall evaluation....
