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CHARISM

A SPIRITUALITY
BORN OF A CALL
AND LIVED AS A
WAY OF LIFE.

Every charism is a gift from God, entrusted to the Church as a response to the needs of each time. Spirituality is what sustains this gift—it gives shape, direction, and life to the way this calling is lived each day.

More than a concept, spirituality is an experience: it is the path through which we seek to live a personal, intimate, and constant relationship with God.

Within our Fraternity, this spirituality is not individual or isolated. It is lived in communion, shared among members, and embodied in daily life, mission, and relationships.

Everything in our life begins from one center:
Jesus Christ.

His life, His words, and His actions are the foundation upon which we build our choices, our mission, and our growth as disciples.

As our founder teaches us: "Jesus is the
center around which we build our lives."

Friars carrying a wooden cross in the city

Expressions of our spirituality:

JESUS-CENTERED

A spirituality fully centered on Jesus. We seek to know Him, love Him, and imitate Him in all aspects of life.

APOSTOLIC

We are called to proclaim the Gospel through our lives, going out to meet others—especially those most in need.

SAMARITAN

Inspired by the Good Samaritan, we draw near to human suffering with compassion and concrete action.

FRANCIS-CLARIAN

Inspired by St. Francis and St. Clare, we live a life of simplicity, poverty, joy, fraternity, and trust in Divine Providence.

The pillars that sustain our spiritual life:

PNEUMATIC

A life open to the Holy Spirit, who guides, renews, and transforms our lives and mission.

SPIRITUALLY MILITANT

The spiritual combat. Engaging in a battle against sin, temptation, and the spiritual forces of evil, not by worldly aggression but by faithfully resisting what opposes God.

DEVOTIONAL

A life of constant prayer, nourished by the Holy Eucharist, the Word of God, and devotional practices.

A CHARISM LIVED
IN ITS FULLNESS

As our founder affirms: "A charism is not lived
in fragments, but as a unified whole."

For this reason, our spirituality is lived in unity
—integrating prayer, fraternal life, and mission.