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The Oblates of Mary Immaculate

Is God calling you to serve boldly? Learn more about the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate.

Our Vows

As Oblates, we profess four special vows: Chastity, Poverty, Obedience, and Perseverance.

Charism in Action

Through our Vows, Ministries, and community life, we live out our charism every day.

Why We Serve

Our Charism

Our charism is simple and demanding: to bring the Gospel to those who need it most—especially the poor, the abandoned, and those who have not yet heard it.

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You're Never Alone

Oblates do not walk alone. We pray together, eat together, serve together, and support one another through the joys and challenges of life. 

Intentional Living

Our community is not accidental — it is part of the call itself. Christ gathers us together so that we can become signs of His love and hope in the world.

Who We Are

Our Community

Meet your future fellow brothers and learn more about community life as an Oblate of Mary Immaculate.

Meet Our Community
United States

We serve, educate, and care for the material needs of people across our U.S. ministry sites.

International

The international scope of the Oblates of Mary immaculate mean we serve around the world.

How We Serve

Our Ministries

Oblate Priests and Brothers help bring hope and healing to people in need - every single day.

Discover Our Ministries
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Our Founder

Charles Joseph Eugène de Mazenod was born in Aix-en-Provence in France and went on to found the Oblates of Mary Immaculate.

The Calvary of Christ

The "Cavalry of Christ" were Oblate Missionaries  who traveled on horseback to minister to Catholics living on isolated ranches in Texas and northern Mexico from 1849 to 1904.

Serving Boldly

Our History

Throughout our 200+ year history as a religious order, we have served boldly around the world to those in most need of the Gospel message.

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