Making the World a Better Place For All of Us
Serving the World’s Forgotten
For 150 years, the Comboni Missionaries have traveled to nearly every corner of the world, sharing the good news of Christ and working to protect the dignity of all people.
Founded in 1867 by St. Daniel Comboni, the Comboni Missionaries are an international Catholic organization dedicated to ministering to the world’s poorest and most abandoned people, often working in unstable political climate, in the midst of extreme poverty.
Despite these challenges, our missionaries are dedicated to their mission of serving God’s people.
Years of
Foundation
Countries
Missions
Worldwide
What We Do
Evangelization
Education
Advocacy
Perpetual Mass Association
These provides support for all Comboni Missionary apostolic works at home and in the missions. A special Mass is offered daily for all the members enrolled, both living and deceased. They share in the good work and prayers of almost 4,000 Comboni Missionaries worldwide.
Our Mission Focus
With our founder, St. Daniel Comboni, as an inspiration since our beginning 150 years ago, we work for the full development of the human person. We do this through evangelization, education & advocacy until those we minister to can take over those roles – not just for themselves but for others in need.
Why We Need You
Comboni Missionary Priests
They are of an international institute exclusively missionary dedicated to the preaching of God’s Word, mediators between God and humankind through the sacraments and accompany the people of God in their journey of faith.
Comboni Missionary Brothers
They are consecrated Religious (not priests) who evangelize through their profession such as building, mechanics, administration, doctors.
Lay Comboni Missionaries
They are lay baptized Catholics, men and women married or single. Inspired by the charism of St. Daniel Comboni ie Love and care for the poor and most abandoned. They are commissioned and committed to witness Christ through their professions and life skills
Entry Requirements
Should have come from a good Christian family Lead a committed Christian life
Have good health
Must have no more than 38 aggregates best of 8 subjects at ‘O’ level, including a credit in English
‘O’ and ‘A’ level qualifications (for the sisters)
At least 10 points (2 principal passes) for Arts or 8 points for sciences at ‘A’ level, including a pass in General Paper
Must be no more than 25 years of age at the time of joing (Priests & Brothers)Between 18-28 years for the sisters Brother aspirants should have good practical skills
