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Fr Marius Angui Huberson SCJ, committed to his ministry in Central Africa and, in particular, to maintain the balance of this canoe to cross the river, does not give up to let you know that today is The latest issue  of November NEF!

Fr Osmar Vicente Cáceres Spaini scj, newly ordained priest, with some young Betharramites from Paraguay, invites you all to read and spread the October issue of the NEF!

Has Fr Beñat been ordained as a Bishop? Calm down… it's just a "fiction" about Fr Cestac! Fr Beñat has been called to play the role  of the Bishop Lacroix…

The XXVII Ordinary General Chapter of the Congregation will be held in Paraguay, in May 2017. The college "San José" in Asunción is already gearing up to welcome the religious members coming from various Regions.

Last September, the Superior General, Fr Gustavo Agin scj met with the Regional Council of the St Myriam of Jesus Crucified Region.

«Although the call to go out in community to the different peripheries seems to be ‘on hold’ in this year of pandemic lockdown, we know that it is still there. Furthermore, today it has become more important than ever!

“I hope that as a religious family we cordially accompany this synodal process that will involve everyone. Walking together will always be, for a Betharramite, a good way to share joy.” (Fr. Gustavo Agín SCJ)

“Discerning what is happening within us is not easy, for appearances are deceptive, but familiarity with God can melt doubts and fears in a gentle way, making our lives increasingly receptive to his ‘gentle light’, according to the beautiful expression of Saint John Henry Newman. The saints shine with reflected light and show in the simple gestures of their day the loving presence of God, who makes the impossible possible.” (Pope Francis)

“The missionary Jesus sends us “to the towns where he was due to go” and not where each one prefers! If that were the case we would not be listening to Christ but to the voices of a supposed religious professionalism concerned with preserving our good reputation rather than going out boldly. to meet Life.

“In our mission we need to constantly update ourselves, since our responses cannot be like recipes that are repeated, but must be the fruit of a profound evangelical discernment, carried out together, while we are on the journey. We need to entrust ourselves deeply to the action of the Holy Spirit who guides the Church without ceasing and to respond synodally to the challenges and cries of the present. Far from encouraging the immobility of a clericalist dogmatism or the anxious activism of a pastoral pragmatism, we should begin by accepting with realism this time of fragility, of inevitable confrontation, where we are faced not only with the sin of the world in a culture of death, but with the agonies of the Church itself, which have left deep wounds... that still seem open…