Religious Communities
Inspired by the spirituality of Saint Charles de Foucauld, a number of religious communities have been founded throughout the world. Each one expresses, in its own way, his call to prayer, simplicity, fraternity, service, and a life close to the poorest. The dates below indicate the year in which each community was founded.
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FOUNDED 1966
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FOUNDED 1977
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RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY
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Secular Communities and Fraternities
The spirituality of Saint Charles de Foucauld is also lived by lay people and diocesan priests throughout the world. Through different forms of commitment and fraternity, they seek to live the Gospel in the spirit of Nazareth, through prayer, simplicity, fraternity, service, and universal brotherhood.
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FOUNDED 1950
An international fraternity of lay people inspired by the spirituality of Charles de Foucauld. Today, the fraternity is present throughout the world, with communities in Latin America and North America, as well as in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. |
FOUNDED 1951
A fraternity of diocesan priests inspired by Charles de Foucauld, seeking to place prayer, fraternity, simplicity, and closeness to the people they serve at the heart of their priestly ministry. |
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FOUNDED 1968
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