Vatican Mgr. Pierre Olivier Tremblay, OMI, appointed Bishop of the Diocese of Hearst-Moosonee
The Holy Father has appointed HE Msgr. Pierre Olivier Tremblay, OMI, Bishop of the Diocese of Hearst-Moosonee, Canada.
General Administration Announcing the 37th General Chapter Website!
The General Service of Oblate Communications is proud to announce our new website dedicated for the 37th General Chapter.
Canada - United States An Ecumenical Experience
Fr. Andrzej Jastrzebski OMI, is a professor at St. Paul’s University in Canada, he shares with us his experience of ecumenism.
General Administration Global Oblate Fundraisers meet in Hünfeld
Global Oblate Fundraisers (GOFs) gathered in Hünfeld, to share ideas and experiences.
Latin America The birth of a new Delegation
The restructuring between two Units: The Province of Bolivia and the General Delegation of Peru
General Administration Leave Nothing Undared – Our Founder’s Challenge for Today
Here you will find the fourth in a series of animation materials in preparation for our 37th General Chapter, written by Fr. onald Rolheiser, OMI.
Europe Testimony of an Oblate military chaplain
Fr. Vadim Dorosh OMI, as a war chaplain, for several years has been systematically travelling to the front line and serving the soldiers.
General Administration 2nd Oblate Lay Associations Congress starts tomorrow
Please find the new links to watch the Congress LIVE on YouTube
General Administration Novena Prayer for Oblate Vocations with Mary Immaculate – DAY 5
This year, our Novena Prayer for Oblate Vocations is centred around Mary Immaculate.
General Administration Novena Prayer for Oblate Vocations with Mary Immaculate – DAY 3
This year, our Novena Prayer for Oblate Vocations is centred around Mary Immaculate.
General Administration Novena Prayer for Oblate Vocations with Mary Immaculate – DAY 1
This year, our Novena Prayer for Oblate Vocations is centred around Mary Immaculate.
Europe In the footsteps of St. Eugene de Mazenod in Palermo
St. Eugene de Mazenod, in his exile in Italy, spent almost four years in Palermo, from 1799 to 1802.
