Events for our Order and the Universal Church.
The Trinitarian...faithful to its roots and in constant renewal
Beginning with the collective reform represented for the Church by the Second Vatican Council, the Trinitarian Order began a strong process of renewal, search for its own identity, recovery of the founder’s charism and response to the signs and challenges of our time.
Holy Father's audience, Pope Francis with Trinitarian religious
In the Clementine Hall, the Pontiff receives in audience the participants of the general chapter of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity and of the Captives, gathered these days to reflect on youth and vocational ministry. Also elected was the new General Minister: Father Luigi Buccarello.
Jurisdictions of the Order
The Order of the Most Holy Trinity and of the Captives consists of :Â
4 provinces, 1 vice-province and 4 vicariates with a total of 559 religious.
Canada
Many States in the USA
Latin America : Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico
Europe : Austria, Francia, Italia, Polonia, Spagna
Africa : Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Gabon, Madagascar, Morocco
Asia : Middle East (countries cannot be specified for security reasons), South Korea, Philippines, India, Vietnam
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Canada
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Many States in the USA
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Latin America : Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico
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Europe : Austria, Francia, Italia, Polonia, Spagna
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Africa : Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Gabon, Madagascar, Morocco
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Asia : Middle East (countries cannot be specified for security reasons), South Korea, Philippines, India, Vietnam
AN INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE
A Trinitarian Family
The Trinitarian Family is composed of brothers, sisters and lay people who bear the name of the Trinity as their appellation and recognize John of Matha as their father. They all participate in his same redeeming Trinitarian charism and continue in history his mission of: glory of the Trinity and redemption of the captives of our time.
We are members of the Trinitarian Family: the Trinitarian religious, the Trinitarian contemplative nuns, the Trinitarian sisters of Valence (France), the Trinitarian sisters of Rome, the Trinitarian sisters of Valencia (Spain), the Trinitarian sisters of Madrid (Uqrquijo), the Trinitarian sisters of Mallorca, the Trinitarian mothers of Seville (Beaterio), the Oblates of the Holy Trinity (Rome) and the Trinitarian laity.
General Curia
Brothers in the international service of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity and of the CaptivesÂ
Fr. Luigi Buccarello, O.SS.T. (Italy)
General Minister
Fr. Sibi Puthussery Rockey, O.SS.T.
(India) General Counselor
General Treasurer
(India) General Counselor
General Treasurer
Fr. Antonio Aurelio Fernández Serrano, O.SS.T.
(Spain) General Counselor
General Vicar
(Spain) General Counselor
General Vicar
Fr. Carmel Gladys Ulrich Dinamona, O.SS.T.
(Rep. of Congo) General Counselor
General Secretary
(Rep. of Congo) General Counselor
General Secretary
Fr. Maximilien Daudet Tsirahonandresy Maherisoa, O.SS.T. (Madagascar)
General Counselor
Fr. Javier Carnerero Peñalver, O.SS.T.
(Spain) General Procurator
General Postulator
(Spain) General Procurator
General Postulator
“ To the people of today and always you must proclaim, like the Apostle Paul, that "Christ has set us free that we might remain free" and that we must not fall "under the yoke of slavery" (Gal. 5:1). If you then do this inwardly animated by the light and strength of the Most Holy Trinity, how can you not think that your witness will be effective and your consecration rich in fruit? ”
“ In the face of a sleepy, slumbering and tired life, you are asked to stay awake, in order to wake up; you are asked to be prophets of hope and newness, prophets of joy with your own lives, knowing that the best youth and vocation ministry is to live the joy of your own vocation. ”