Emmanuel Schools of Mission

The Emmanuel Schools of mission are international schools that offer  young Catholics the possibility to answer calling of the church for evangelization.


Young people embrace God by spending nine months of their lives giving the best of themselves to become missionary of the 3rd millennium. Throughout this period you as students can live together under one roof, being philosophically and theologically educated, living a very intense life of community and prayer, in total commitment of evangelization. The Emmanuel Schools of Mission were born from a need expressed both by the youth of the community and many others for religious formation.

The program of the Emmanuel Schools of Mission is comprised out of:
• PROFOUND AND INSIGHTFUL TEACHINGS
• Discover the intelligence and wisdom of faith as well as its implication in today’s world.
• Learn to read and interpret Scripture.
• Educate your own judgment with the help of the essential elements of the Catholic faith and liberal arts.
• Learn from the examples of Saints.                                   
• Learn to answer the big questions of our time.                                       
• An interactive pedagogy bound to personal study.


AN INTIMACY WITH CHRIST...
A spiritual life characterized by prayer (praise - worship - lectio divina, nourished by the sacraments, deepened by the retreats and the pilgrimages
• assisted and encouraged by a companion/mentor, shared in a brotherly life.
• A continual discovery of the Liturgy.


COMMUNITY OF LIFE...
• To share a fraternal and spiritual life.
• To make time for others
• To become responsible
• To work as a team on common projects.
• To learn to forgive and to receive


TO BE WITNESSES FOR TODAY
• Learn to give account of your faith.
• Organize and coordinate missions for schools, universities, parishes....
• Put your expertise at the service of the Gospel.
• Tackle the complexity of the modern time with your convictions
The international schools of evangelization were born from a need expressed both by the youth of the community and many others for religious formation.

There are now four: