The Spiritan Family made a pilgrimage to Fátima

On 4 and 5 July, the Shrine of Fátima hosted the 46th National Pilgrimage of the Spiritan Family. Under the motto “Queen of Peace, Pray for Us”, the Pilgrimage brought together members of the various movements that make up this Missionary Family: Consecrated Members, Liamists, Youth Without Borders, Fraternities, Former Seminarians, Lay Spiritan Associates, Missionary Volunteers, Spiritan Sisters, as well as parishioners from the various parishes entrusted to the Spiritans.

The Spiritan Mission in Mexico

A rich Story of growth and diversity, with renewed Hope.
The Spiritan mission in Mexico stands today as a vibrant testimony to the enduring power of the Gospel lived in simplicity, intercultural fraternity, and service to the most vulnerable. Over the past fifty‑five years, the Congregation has woven a rich missionary history across the country, from the indigenous communities of the Huasteca Potosina to the expanding urban peripheries of Tampico, Cuernavaca, and Mexico City. What began in 1971 with a handful of confreres has grown into a dynamic, international, and deeply rooted presence that continues to evolve in response to the signs of the times.