The World of Appearance immediately thought that Jesus was warning us against those who continually proclaim truths of faith without being followed up by facts, make beautiful speeches and homilies about the Lord without sharing the vision of the Kingdom of God in the slightest.

Jubilee in the World: Brother Gerardo Secondino, “Unconditional Fidelity to God” Born in Pietraperzia, Enna (Italy) on July 17, 1959, son of Vincenzo and Felicetta Scaramozza, Brother Gerardo Secondino is one of the 28 brothers of the Consolata missionary Institute, a congregation founded by Saint Joseph Allamano in 1901, composed of priests and coadjutor brothers (consecrated lay men) for the ad gentes mission in the world, which by the Founder’s will lives in a spirit of family.

Canada: St. Andrew’s Parish connects with Mongolia It’s been about a month since Cardinal Giorgio Marengo was in Canada, where he visited and celebrated the Eucharist at Toronto's St. Andrew’s Parish, in thanks of a longstanding relationship between the west end parish and Marengo's home base of Mongolia.

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Tanzania’s Catholic Bishops call for independent investigation into the election violence and deaths Tanzania’s Catholic Bishops have endorsed growing calls—both local and international—for an independent investigation into the recent election violence, which resulted in hundreds of deaths.

Jubilee Around the World: Father Cassiano, “It’s Worth Risking Your Life for Jesus Christ” “Mecanhelas is synonymous with the Consolata Missionaries. It is an environment of faith marked by missionary spirituality and devotion to Our Lady Consolata,” explains Father Cassiano Remigio Jonas Gabriel Kalima, IMC, speaking of his origins in the province of Niassa, in northern Mozambique.

Father Gebre Gebru: a mystic missionary Father Gebre Egziabher Gebru passed away in Addis Ababa on September 2, 2025. The Ethiopian Consolata missionary left a profound impression as a man of God on all who knew him. In October 2024, Abba Gebru attended the canonization of Saint Joseph Allamano in Rome and gave an interview to the General Office for Communication.

Catrimani Mission: 60 Years and the Anniversary of the Canonization of Saint Joseph Allamano From October 20 to 22, 2025, the Catrimani Mission, located in the heart of the Diocese of Roraima (Brazil), celebrated a memorable event: the 60th anniversary of the presence of the Consolata Missionaries among the Yanomami people. Three days of living memory, reflection, and gratitude culminated on October 20 with the celebration of the first anniversary of the canonization of Saint Joseph Allamano

Sagana: The return to the principal of our ad gentes history The group of Consolata missionaries who participated in the ongoing formation course in Sagana, on 25 September 2025, had a pilgrimage to Tuthu, the place where the mission ad gentes of the Institute started in 1902.

Pope Leo XIV to every parish: ‘Take part in World Mission Sunday’ In a video message, Pope Leo XIV calls on every Catholic parish to take part in World Mission Sunday, 19 October, recalling how the generosity that day concretely enables and sustains the good work of missionaries worldwide, as he saw firsthand while serving in Peru.

Sagana: Formation course contributes to human and spiritual growth The Bethany House Spirituality Center in Sagana, Kenya, host from September 8 to October 8, 2025, an ongoing formation course for a group of young Consolata missionaries with 10 or more years of priestly ordination.

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Saint Joseph Allamano: 10. Holiness and the “Family Spirit” We published the tenth reflection on the journey of preparation for the Centenary of the birth into heaven of Saint Giuseppe Allamano (16 February 2026).

Jubilee in the World: Father Elias Mugo, “The Lord is Merciful” “I was born in 1974 in Thika, Kenya, in the parish of Mugoiri (Murang’a), one of the first parishes founded by the Consolata Missionaries, established by Father Tommaso Gays in 1904,” recounts Father Elias Mugo Ngaruro

Keep it secret God tells us to be kind, to forgive, to love, but there are five things He never wishes us to share. They are sacred and therefore should not be shared, not even with friends, with family or the people we trust most. Why? Because some truths are so sacred that the moment we speak about them we invite spiritual warfare. Let’s talk about what God said that we should never tell anyone.

Religious Diversity and Responsible Coexistence “This book is the result of research on religious diversity, an essential reality in contemporary societies. In the era of globalization and migration, the plurality of religions and cultures presents challenges to peaceful coexistence, which must be based on respect, tolerance, mutual recognition of differences, and the welcoming of one another,” explains the Congolese Consolata missionary, Father Matthieu Kasinzi Mbuta

Jubilee Around the World: Father Ronildo – “We Still Have Much to Offer in the Mission” Born in Manaus, in the Brazilian Amazon, in 1988, young Ronildo de França Pinto entered the Seminary of the Consolata Missionaries to study philosophy and continue his formation up to priestly ordination, which took place on November 25, 2000, at the hands of Bishop Carilio Gritti, Bishop of the Prelature of Itacoatiara (AM).

Jubilee Around the World: Father Cyrus Mwangi – “The Lord Is Always Faithful…” “I come from the parish of Kangema, founded by the Consolata missionaries in 1904. There I received all the sacraments, and I also celebrated my priestly ordination in 1999,” says Father Cyrus Karuthi Mwangi, born in 1965 in Othaya, Nyeri, Kenya - the region where the first Consolata missionaries began their mission in Africa in 1902.

Saint Joseph Allamano 6: Among the Yanomami People This sixth episode in the series of videos dedicated to preparing for the celebration of the Centenary of Saint Giuseppe Allamano (February 16, 2026) focuses on recounting the missionary experience of the Consolata family among the Yanomami people in the state of Roraima, Brazil.