Once a year, the entire Claretian family across the world comes together with one shared purpose: to bring hope to life through concrete action.
Claretian Mission Day is an international celebration that unites parishes, ministries, and friends of the Claretian Missionaries to contribute to a global effort of solidarity. Celebrated every year on the second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy Sunday), this special day—and yearlong campaign—invites all of us to participate in transforming lives, not only spiritually, but also in the daily realities of those most in need.
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A Mission Without Borders
This year, our theme is “Without Borders: My spirit is for the whole world.” Inspired by St. Anthony Mary Claret, the 2026 Claretian Mission Day calls us to recognize every person as a brother or sister and to respond with compassion to the realities of migration and displacement around the world.
Today, millions of people are forced to leave their homes due to violence, poverty, or instability. We are called to walk alongside them, offering welcome, accompaniment, protection, and hope.
Three Projects, One Global Mission
Evert year, three new mission projects are carefully selected—one in Africa, one in Asia, and one in the Americas—to respond to urgent needs in vulnerable communities.
For 2026, the selected projects focus on:
- Argentina (Americas): Supporting migrants and strengthening local communities through legal assistance, education, and empowerment initiatives.
- Burkina Faso (Africa): Creating safe educational spaces for displaced children, offering literacy, protection, and a path toward a dignified future.
- India (Asia): Establishing a school and learning program for displaced tribal children, promoting peace, stability, and long-term community rebuilding.
These projects are more than initiatives. They are signs of hope, helping communities rebuild their lives with dignity and opportunity. Your contribution can make a real difference.
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