Africa - Madagascar
Honoring Faith and Tradition: Oblates in Zimbabwe
On February 17, 1826, Pope Leo XII granted approval to the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, a significant decision that not only confirmed our way of life, but also assigned us an important role within the Church and filled our hearts with deep gratitude and joy.
But what are the Oblates doing in the Sahara?
Fabio CIARDI, Director of the General Service for Oblate Studies is currently visiting the Oblate community in the Sahara, he preached a retreat for the local community, and he shared with us his rich experience of being in the Sahara.
Pastoral Ethics: Young Oblates in Congo Share their Experiences
The Oblate Province of Congo organized an ongoing formation session for Young Oblates. The session aimed at empowering Young Oblates to respond effectively to contemporary missionary challenges in their missionary context. The session took place from February 5 to 8.
RIP: Scholastic, Bro. Collins MASINDE, OMI
With a heavy heart, we convey the tragic news that unfolded today, January 12, at the start of the annual retreat for the Oblate Scholastics at the Capuchin Convent in Melville, South Africa.
Building Dreams: Sacré-Cœur Catholic School in Léré, Chad
The history of Sacré-Cœur Catholic School in Léré, Chad, is a testament to faith, hope, and charity; a journey from sadness to joy.
Zambia: Following Christ the First Pilgrim and Missionary
Zambia celebrates 40 years of Oblate presence (1984 -2024). The delegation gathered for their annual Delegation Assembly and the launching of the Ruby anniversary.
Bridging Borders: Zambian Oblates Ministry in America
Fathers Hector KALALULA and Abraham CHIMESE, two Zambian Oblates, recently conducted a retreat for the Zambian Catholic Women’s League in Dallas, Texas.
Pilgrimage to Lesotho: A Legacy of Inspiration and Hope
The Superior General, Fr. Luis Ignacio ROIS ALONSO, embarked on a pilgrimage of hope to the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho, retracing the steps of Blessed Joseph Gerard.
Lesotho : Celebrating the Oblate Legacy
The Superior General’s pilgrimage in Lesotho, which started on December 5, is all about fostering unity and shared purpose, reaffirming our commitment to serving the most abandoned and honoring the legacy of the Oblates in that region. These first two days have been a cascade of emotions and profound moments.
Namibia: Lay Associates in Action
The Province of Namibia boasts of nearly 300 committed Oblate Lay Associates in five districts throughout the country. They are accompanied by the National MAMI Director Fr. Raymund Shikesho, OMI, and district leaders who facilitate, encourage, and support the many initiatives and projects at all levels.
Defying the odds: The Oblate Mission in Zimbabwe thrives
Kapena SHIMBOME, OMIGeneral Councillor, Africa-Madagascar For forty years, the Oblates have been serving the People of the […]
From humble beginnings: First Oblate mission in Ghana
The Oblate Mission of Ghana has taken flight. Declared an official Oblate Mission on May 13, 2021, by the Superior General in Council, the First Oblates arrived in the village of Agbenoxoè, Ho, Ghana, on March 21, 2022.