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150 years of a call that still speaks today

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Missionaries of Saint Charles Borromeo
The Congregation of the Missionaries of Saint Charles Borromeo, also known as Scalabrinians, is an international apostolic community of religious brothers and priests of the Roman Catholic Church, founded in Piacenza (Italy) in 1887 by Saint John Baptist Scalabrini.
Migrant Missionaries
We are committed to the promotion of human dignity and rights of migrants. We are called to be migrants among migrants, sharing in their journey, their struggles and their hopes, inspired by the example of Jesus, "In truth I tell you, in so far as you did this to one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did it to me." (Matthew 25:40)
Missionaries for Migrants
Our religious congregation is present in 34 countries around the world. The Province of St. Charles encompasses 7 of those countries. Our missionary work includes advocacy and promotion of human rights of migrants, research and studies, migrants’ centers and pastoral services in multi-cultural parishes.
Scalabrinian Books
Complete Collection of Books and Writings
7 videos to better understand our Mission
Misioneros Scalabrinianos al servicio de los más vulnerables. (English Subtitles)
Scalabrini Training center offers education programs certified by Los Libertadores University in Bogotá. (in Spanih with English Subtitles using the Auto translate feature on settings)
Scalabrinian Missionaries. A way of being for Migrants, Bogotá 2024 (in Spanish with English Subtitles). Credits: Archdiocese of Bogotá
Hear the cries of migrants (in Spanish with English Subtitles)
Combating Trafficking in Persons (in English, para verlo en español cambia el lenguage de la pagina en la barra de navegación)
For the common coexistence - The Pope's Video (in English with Spanish Subtitles)
Magazines & Newsletters
Last Editions
The People we Serve
The world of migration displays a great variety of situations. Some
groups of migrants preserve and develop the human and Christian riches
of their ancestral heritage and so become a contributing force for the
progress and enrichment of civil and ecclesial society. Other groups,
instead, are still living the experience of migration in its most
painful and discriminatory aspects. Even those who may have achieved a
satisfactory economic position often remain in a poverty of rights, of
recognition, of ability to communicate, and, above all, in a poverty of
faith and religious spirit that is more painful than economic poverty
itself.
In all this variety of situations, we remain
faithful to our specific mission and keep rediscovering our charism, as
we place ourselves at the service of those people whose conditions,
needs, and longings are analogous to those that induced our Founder to
give life to the Congregation.
Therefore, in a spirit of fidelity to the MANDATE he gave us and in keeping
with the realities of the contemporary world, we dedicate ourselves to all
those who, because of migration and out of real necessity, require a specific
pastoral care. And in accordance with the will of the Church, the intentions
of our Founder, and the history of the Congregation, we reaffirm our preferential
option - from among all those we are to serve - for those migrants who are
more acutely living the drama of migration.
We have the duty always to make sure that our existing works, and those we
intend to take on, are truly in line with the specific purpose and vital
needs of the Congregation.
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