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Orphelinat Mai Am Hoa Hue
Lam est l’educateur social qui vit au quotidien avec les enfants. Il se charge egalement de leur donner des cours d’anglais et de suivre les devoirs des enfants. -
Jean et Marine au centre lors de la messe d’envoi en
mission de volontariat le 27 septembre à la chapelle de l’Auberge Adveniat
Volunteer at Assomption
Find a home
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Kot Hospitalité, Brussels
Kot Hospitalité Marie-la-Misérable is located near the Campus of the Catholic University of Leuven and the Vandervelde metro station.
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Home of Lille
Located near the Catholic University, the Assumptionist community in Lille has been welcoming students for over 20 years.
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Home of Lyon-Valpré, Écully
In a peaceful setting (large park), close to major schools and just 30 minutes from the heart of Lyon, the…
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Assumption Priory, Bethnal Green, London
The home is open to young Catholic male students and professionals who wish to share an experience of community life…
How does God call me?
While Christians believe that every person has a vocation, it must be acknowledged that this term is often reserved for a very specific context: the priestly ministry or consecrated life.
Isn’t that too narrow—or even frustrating?
The European Province of the Assumption
The Assumptionists in the Service of Unity
The Congregation of the Augustinians of the Assumption (A.A.) was founded in 1845 by Father Emmanuel d’Alzon. It is both modern and committed to Tradition, that is, attuned to the needs of each era and to the great causes of God and humanity. This is its vocation, as expressed in its motto:
“Thy kingdom come!”
Today, we are present on all five continents. As followers of Saint Augustine, we live out our faith, prayer, and ministry in community. Together, we are called to address the three major challenges of religious indifference, exclusion, and injustice. We summarize this as follows:
“Servants of unity in a divided world”