The proceedings of the General Chapters of the Order of the Ministers of the Sick are kept with care in the General Archives (at the Generalate House  in Piazza della Maddalena in Rome). Especial attention, however, was paid to those

The  II General Chapter opened in a troubled atmosphere and one full of tensions because of the unresolved ‘question of the hospitals’. Fr. P. Oppertis, the Provincial of Naples, continued his work as a mediator between the religious and the

By the Superna disposizione, a Bull signed by Clement VIII on 29 December 1600, the juridical structure of the Order was further decided upon and the period of tension between its members on how to understand service in hospitals came

Resigning the Position of Superior General In September 1907, Cardinal Ginnasi, the protector of the Order appointed by Pope Pail VI, convoked an assembly in Rome, in his presence, in order to study remedies for the increasing difficulties that obstructed

Br. Luca Perletti,  General Secretary I have been waiting for this General Chapter to meet old and new travelling companions with whom to generate an arena of new ideas and future scenarios  for the Order and for the Church. I

In a few days’ time the LVII General Chapter of the Order of the Ministers of the Sick will begin. Over 400 years of Camillian history will come together because the analyses and the debates which will follow one another

By now we are only a few days away from the beginning of the LVII General Chapter of the Order which, we may observe, begins on 1 May at Arricia, near to Rome, at the ‘Casa Divin Maestro’. By this

Following the end of the formal procedures that mark the beginning of each day (approval of the minutes of the previous day), the agenda was then addressed. Visiting the members of the General Chapter, by whom he was welcomed with

Today, 5 May, the day was dedicated to a pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of Divine Love. A little relaxation after the first intense days and in view of the demanding appointments of the next two weeks. But, above all, a

After spending the first Sunday of the General Chapter in fraternity, its members returned to immersing themselves in their deliberations. There began today the first of the two decisive weeks which will witness subjects of the agenda being addressed (the

The chairman of the day was Fr. E. Blasi. The morning was dedicated to group work as a response to the reports of the Offices of the Curia and the General Secretariats and above all to the Status Ordinis. The answers