General Administration XIII Edition of the Rosary Prayer Chain
The Continuous Rosary for Oblate Vocations returns again this year for its 13th edition! The prayer relay will continue uninterrupted from midnight on May 21 to midnight on May 29.
Latin America A week of vocational animation
BRAZIL: A vocational animation programme with vocation aspirants.
Africa - Madagascar Celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of the Oblate presence
The Province of Cameroon celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Oblate presence in the country this year.
General Administration The Rosary Prayer Chain for Oblate vocations
It will be very easy to book: everyone can become an animator of the initiative.
General Administration Novena Prayer for Oblate Vocations
As every year, we share with you some materials for the novena prayer for Oblate Vocations for this year.
Latin America St. Eugene’s Post-Novitiate initiates “Fr. Lorenzo OMI Social Action”
By seeing Jesus in the face of the poor, we may allow ourselves to be evangelized by them.
Vatican Message of His Holiness Pope Francis for the 2021 World Day of Vocations
Message of His Holiness Pope Francis for the 2021 World Day of Vocations.
General Administration The Letter of Superior General to the Congregation on the Anniversary of the Papal Approval of the Constitutions and Rules – February 17, 2021
This year, February 17th falls on Ash Wednesday, and we will celebrate our feast day on Tuesday, February 16th.
General Administration Letter from the Superior General for the Feast of St. Eugene de Mazenod
I invite each one of us to be attentive in actively supporting those who have this special responsibility of vocations ministry
General Administration Prayer for Oblate vocations in the context of today
A special prayer for Oblate vocations in the context of the world today.
Asia - Oceania The Blessing of the New Scholasticate
The new building of the OMI Scholasticate was blessed and inaugurated in Lái Thiêu, Vietnam.
Africa - Madagascar The first Bissau-Guinean Oblate: Brother Aful Sanha
We give thanks to God for the first son of the Guinean land to enter definitively into the Oblate family.
