Scalabrinians

A Vision Unfolding: The Scalabrinians in North America (1888-1988)

This book, A Vision Unfolding: The Scalabrinians in North America (1888-1988), looks into the interaction of immigrants and religion from the perspective of a case history, that of the Missionaries of St. Charles-Scalabrinians, a group of religious men active among...

The Scalabrinians in North America (1887-1934)

This book is a historical narrative of the Society of Saint Charles-Scalabrinians in North America, a community of religious dedicated to ministering to migrants and refugees, from their inception in 1887 to their adoption of simple perpetual vows in 1934,...

Itinerant Missions: Alternate Experiences in the History of Scalabrinians in North America Author: Graziano Battistella, c.s.

This study defines Bishops Scalabrini’s concept of itinerant missions, how that concept was implemented by the first missionaries, and monitors the resurgence of the idea in the history of the Scalabrinian Congregation in the United States. It also includes considerations...

A Scalabrinian Mission among Polish Immigrants in Boston 1893-1909

This paper describes Scalabrini’s mission among Polish Immigrants. The paper states that the evolution of Scalabrini’s understanding of his Congregation and the peculiar style of group belonging and identity of the first missionaries seem to explain the events and the...