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We are happy to announce that the “Newsletter of the Augustinians of the Assumption in the Philippines” is reviving. The editorial team is made up of Fr. Bernard Holzer and Fr. Joseph Le Thien; the technical team of Fr. Moïse Kambale and me. We hope you will like it! Don’t be shy to share with us your reactions and suggestions. Enjoy reading!

Our Assumptionist community embarked on a truly memorable pilgrimage to Guadalupe, joining pilgrims from around the world for a profound experience of faith, culture, and connection. The trip began in Mexico City, where the group explored its rich history and vibrant culture, visiting museums that showcased the beauty of Mexican art and heritage.

We thank you for your prayerful and generous support! 

Charity – Kids in the Congo visiting Schools and Parishes run by the Assumptionists in Africa.

Dear Friends,
Thank you for everyone’s support and work!

Dear brothers, sisters and friends in the Assumption family,
The world in which we live is marked by self-interest, conflict, division, polarization, violence, and war. Instead of being discouraged, we need to see what we can do to improve the situation.

Every year, the Dioceses of El Paso, Texas, Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, and Las Cruces, New Mexico celebrate a Border Mass, a Misa Fronteriza.

Due to the popularity of the SEND trip to El Paso that will take place December 14-21, Campus Ministry has added a second SEND trip this year.

On November 13, the feast of our blessed Bulgarian martyrs, the first pilgrims, are welcomed by the Assumptionist brothers and Oblate sisters of the Assumption at the sanctuary of our brothers Kamen, Pavel, and Josaphat.

Yesterday (October 19) was the 12th year anniversary of the abduction and kidnapping of our three Assumptionist priests at our parish in Mbau of the Diocese of Butembo-Beni.