Maryknoll Affiliates

 Our Story

Who We Are - Maryknoll Affiliates

Who We Are

The Maryknoll Affiliates are connected to a wider movement that is popularly called “Maryknoll”*. Maryknoll is comprised of four distinct expressions: the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers (officially known as the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America), the Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic, the Maryknoll Lay Missioners, and the Maryknoll Affiliates.

Caminando Por La Paz Project in Guatemala

Caminando Por La Paz Project in Guatemala

Maryknoll Affiliates, then, are people who identify with the Maryknoll family and their vision, spirit and charism, while remaining active in their work at home and in their own communities. Early on, the Maryknoll Affiliates defined the four pillars of Spirituality, Community, Global Vision and Action as the elements that brought them together. You can read more about the four pillars in the Maryknoll Affiliate brochure.

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 Our Global Connections

 Our People

Regions & Chapters

Chapter Christmas Party

Chapter Christmas Party

Chapters are local Affiliate communities and provide the primary place of support for the individual Affiliate. Each chapter (sometimes called small mission communities) is part of a larger regional structure. The typical chapter averages 12 members (with a range from 5 – 45) and meets about 10 times yearly (with a range from 4 – 20). The four pillars of spirituality, community, global vision and action guide the chapters and the components of reflection, prayer, camaraderie and action are a regular part of chapter life. Nevertheless, each chapter has its unique style and emphasis. Some lean more towards reflection and support while others frequently involve themselves in action initiatives. Many chapters have supported one or more of their members to go on an immersion trip to Latin America, Asia or Africa. Good food is a part of just about all chapter gatherings.



California

Hawaii | Central Coast | Contra Costa | Sacramento | North Bay | San Diego | Greater Los Angeles

MesoAmerica

Mexico | Guatemala | El Salvador

Peru

Arequipa Tahuaycani | Arequipa Centro, Cerro Colorado, San Francisco de Asisi | Sembradores de Amor | Nino Jesus

Bolivia

Santa Cruz Renacer Misionero | Emaus - Santa Cruz | Cochabamba


Philippines

Philippine Central

Southwest USA

Las Vegas | Phoenix

Midwest USA

Twin Cities | Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky | Southwest Michigan | Fox Cities | Columbia | Cincinnati | Northeast Ohio | Chicago

Northeast USA

Springfield | New Jersey | Long Island | Orange County| Westchester | Albany | Boston


Northwest USA

Walla Walla | Spokane | Seattle | Reno | Portland | Missoula

South Central USA

North Texas | New Orleans | Houston

Southeast USA

Northeast Florida | Washington D.C. | Comunidad Misionera Santa María

East Africa

Tanzania (Mwanza) Kenya (Hybrid Chapter)


South Korea

Seoul