Dehonian Worldwide
Celebrating 50 years of novitiate
In 1974, 24 young men began their novitiate year in Brazil under the guidance of the novice master, Father Aloísio Sebastião Boeing
“Welcoming migrants is about justice, not generosity”.
The Priest of the Sacred Heart have been in Malaga (Spain) for 50 years. Since last Christmas, the confreres there began to think and to develop a social project for the Migrants: La Casa San Juan.
Fr. Levi dos Anjos Ferreira was appointed Vicar General.
In the heart of the Amazon
“Let us put on the armor of God” – priestly and deacon ordination in Poland.
Five priests and two Dehonian deacons were ordained in Poland on May 18, 2024
Day of fraternity and formation of the ITS province.
Dehonians of the ITS province every have get together for a day of fraternity and formation. This year the theme was spiritual abuse: how to recognize it, how to prevent it.
Bringing the Dehonian charism to the world
On April 24, the North American Dehonian Theological Commission (NADTC) met via Zoom
Angelo Cavagna, Dehonian pacifist
Fr. Angelo Cavagna passed away in Bolognano d'Arco (Italy) on April 28. In his 94 years of life he was a formator, a farmer priest, an animator of international civil service, a proponent of conscientious objection, and a strong pacifist.
Eight new priests in Cameroon
Saturday April 13, 2024 was a day of celebration and joy for the entire Congregation, and especially for the Cameroon Province, with the ordination to the presbyterate of eight confrere members of this Province.
Triduum in Belarus
P. Carlos and Fr. Levi visited Dehonian communities in Belarus during the Easter holidays
Young SCJs dedicate themselves to God
The Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo had the joy this February of seeing vocations flourish through perpetual professions and ordinations to the diaconate and the priesthood.
6 Deacons were Ordained in Palembang
On February 22, 2024, at St. Paul's Minor Seminary in Palembang, Indonesia, r, six deacons were ordained. The ordination celebration was attended by approximately 70 priests and 500 people.