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Founded on 9 January 1835 by St. Vincent Pallotti, 
“The Catholic Apostolate, that is, the universal apostolate, which is common to all classes of people, consists in doing all that one must and can do for the great glory of God and for one’s own salvation and that of one’s neighbor.”

Pallottine Missionary Magazine "Faith and Charity"

We are pleased to present to you number 4 of the Pallottine Missionary Magazine "Faith and Charity" in the extraordinary missionary month, called by the Holy Father to invite the Church to pray and to reflect deeply on her missionary vocation.
As you will see, this issue contains testimonies from confreres and sisters of the Pallottine Family who work with young people in different parts of the world. But why dedicate an issue of the magazine to youth ministry? Because young people are the future of humanity and the Church dedicated a synod to them in October 2018. With this issue of our Missionary Magazine, we want to pay homage to all the missionaries who are dedicated to transmitting human and Christian values to young people, following the example of Our Founder Saint Vincent Pallotti.

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Prayer of Discernment for the Reunification of Pallottine Sisters

“With joy we invite all UAC members and entities worldwide to join the 2 Congregations of the Pallottine Sisters - the Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate and the Missionary Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate - in their Prayer of Discernment for the Reunification. United as one Pallottine Family, we can contribute to the process of reunification of the Sisters' Congregations in many ways and one of them is to pray for them and with them. Through the intercession of our Founder, St. Vincent Pallotti, we ask Mary, Queen of Apostles, to guide and illumine this process of reunification for the infinite glory of God”. (Link for prayer...)

MY TIME IN AFRICA: Ms. Cheryl Sullivan (NCC – Australia)

In June of this year I had the opportunity of visiting several of the countries in Central Africa – Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Cameroon. Each of these countries have a significant Pallottine presence and it was wonderful to enjoy the hospitality of and meet members from all aspects of our UAC family. In this article I will attempt to provide a snapshot of some of the experiences that are embedded in my mind. (Read more)

The uac National Formation Promotors meeting - rome

The National Formation Promotors meeting was held in " Casa Cenacolo" Via Giuseppe Ferrari, Rome from 19-23 September 2019. The participants were of various NCC's from Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Canada, India, Italy, Ireland, Kenya, (Tanzania, Uganda) and Poland. The participants were of the opinion that it was an enriching and inspiring meeting. All of the participants shared with each other the various programs that take place in their own respective formation programmes. On 23rd it was concluded with the Holy Mass in S. Salvatore in Onda presided by Fr. Roque Gonsalves the general secretary of UAC.
St. Vincent Pallotti always had a CENACLE EXPERIENCE. Formation of Union is based on CENACLE. Because in the from the CENACLE we can have human and spiritual formation. It is the duty of every formator to promote universal apostolate following the charism and spirituality of St. Vincent Pallotti.
In this meeting, Dr Katharina Fuchs gave a talk regarding ‘Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church and Its Consequences’.

Faithful Unto Death: Ms Crescy John

Someone has said, ‘A beautiful soul cannot be forgotten.’ This is true of Ms Crescy John who passed away peacefully on the morning of September 4, 2019 in Pune at the age of 87. Many would have heard about her but a few really would have known her for what she was.

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the Beatification of the Pallottine Priest, Fr. Franz Reinisch

The diocesan inquiry for the beatification of the Pallottine Priest, Fr. Franz Reinisch was solemnly concluded On June 28. He was the only Catholic priest who refused the oath of allegiance to Adolf Hitler during the Second World War, hence, was sentenced to death and beheaded on 21 August 1942. (Read more)