International Mother Earth Day

The Claretian Family invites everyone to celebrate the International Mother Earth Day, a special moment to renew our commitment to care for our Common Home. This year’s prayer proposal has been prepared by Fr. Efraín Mamani, CMF, a Claretian missionary serving in Sri Lanka.

Inspired by the theme “Coming back home – Our Power, Our Planet,” the celebration reminds us that the Earth is a living gift from God, sustaining all life, yet increasingly threatened by climate change, pollution, and loss of biodiversity. Through a simple path of reflection and action, participants are invited to examine their relationship with creation and take steps toward a more responsible and sustainable lifestyle.

Rooted in Scripture and Claretian spirituality, this prayer is an invitation to rediscover our connection with the Earth and with one another. May it help us grow in awareness of our shared responsibility to protect and care for our Common Home.

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“Rights, Justice, and Action for and by all Women and Girls.”

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, March 8, 2026, the JPIC Commission of the Claretian Family offers our communities a resource for prayer and reflection under the theme “Rights, Justice, and Action for and by all Women and Girls.” The material reminds us that, even today, deep legal and social gaps continue to limit equality, and it invites us to look at these realities through the lens of faith, recognizing the dignity, richness, and irreplaceable contribution of women in our cultures and in the life of the Church. As the document states: “No nation has yet closed the legal gaps between men and women” and “laws continue to disadvantage women in areas such as work, security, family, and mobility.”

This resource proposes a spiritual and communal journey—seeing, judging, praying, and acting—inspired by the testimony of so many women who, within and beyond consecrated life, have woven stories of faith, courage, and defense of life. Through prayers, questions for discernment, and concrete proposals for action, it encourages our communities to grow in a more synodal, inclusive, and prophetic style capable of transforming unjust realities and promoting a culture in which women and girls are fully recognized in their dignity. The material is designed to be easily integrated into community celebrations and gatherings.

download document here https://www.somicmf.org/download/240/claretian-mission-days/6084/dia-internacional-de-la-mujer-en.pdf?lang=en


8 February, the memorial of Saint Josephine Bakhita and the World Day of Prayer and Reflection against Human Trafficking

On the occasion of 8 February, the memorial of Saint Josephine Bakhita and the World Day of Prayer and Reflection against Human Trafficking, the Claretian Family offers this material for awareness-raising and animation.

This year, the resource has been prepared by the MISSIONARIES OF THE CLARETIAN INSTITUTION (MIC) and presents a new design, developed in response to the consultation carried out at the end of 2025, with the aim of better addressing the realities and needs of our communities.

We sincerely thank all those who have collaborated in its preparation and dissemination, and we encourage its use as a shared sign of commitment in the fight against human trafficking.

Download document here https://www.somicmf.org/download/287/calendars/6047/memorial-of-saint-josephine-bakhita-eg.pdf?lang=en

Calendar of Activities for 2026 of the JPIC Office of the Claretian Family

This document presents the Calendar of Activities for 2026 of the JPIC Office of the Claretian Family. The calendar brings together key moments of prayer, formation, awareness, advocacy, and call to action, aligned with Church celebrations and international days, and serves as a shared reference for planning and coordination throughout the year.

download document here https://www.somicmf.org/download/287/calendars/5993/jpic-program-eg-2026-2.pdf?lang=en