SSpS and 100 Years of Mission in Indonesia | Pilgrims of Hope | Porta Sancta Kelsapa Church Surabaya
SSpS and 100 Years of Mission in Indonesia | Pilgrims of Hope | Porta Sancta Kelsapa Church Surabaya
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What is CM?
CM (Congregatio Missionis or Mission Congregation) was founded by St. Vincent de Paul.
CM consists of priests and brothers who dedicate themselves to serving the poor, forming future priests, forming lay people, mentoring young people, and running schools and retreat houses. CM members live in community.
What is the Spirit of CM?
The spirit of CM is to put on the spirit of Christ, the Evangelist, to the poor (Luke 4:18). This spirit was embodied by St. Vincent de Paul in five virtues: Simplicity, Humility, Meekness, Self-Mercy, and the Salvation of Souls.
To maintain fidelity in serving the poor, CM priests and brothers make simple perpetual vows of PURITY, POVERTY, OBEDIENCE, and STABILITY (=a lifelong commitment to CM to proclaim the Gospel to the poor).
CM Work in Indonesia
CM works in parishes in the Dioceses of Surabaya, Malang, Jakarta, Banjarmasin, Pontianak, Sintang, and Sorong-Manokwari.
Formation of Prospective Priests: CM Major Seminary, Widya Sasana STFT (Malang), St. Vincent de Paul Minor Seminary (Garum-Blitar), St. Vincent de Paul Minor Seminary (Garum-Blitar), and St. Maria Vianney (Sintang, West Kalimantan).
School Works: St. Aloysius Elementary School, St. Louis 1 High School, St. Louis 2 High School, St. Louis Vocational High School (Surabaya), St. Vincentius Kindergarten and Junior High School (Batulicin, Banjarmasin).
Other Works: Accompaniment of the Indonesian Vincentian Lay Missionaries (MAVI), Vincentian People’s Mission (MUV),
Social Works (assisting laborers, street children, and poor children, disaster response, etc.), agricultural work, and overseas missions (Taiwan-China, Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Philadelphia-America, Suriname, Bolivia).
Stages of Formation
Postulate: 1 year (this stage is specifically for candidates who did not undergo formation in a Minor Seminary)
Seminarium Internum (Novitiate): 1 year
Philosophy and Theology Education (S1): 4 years
Pastoral Year: 2 years (i.e., one year in a parish and one year in one of CM’s specialized ministries (seminary, school, retreat house, social center, etc.)
Philosophy and Theology Education (S2): 2 years
Once all stages of formation are completed and deemed worthy, the candidate is ordained a priest. CM Admission Requirements
1. Completed a Minor Seminary
2. Graduated from high school/vocational school, college/academy/diploma, or employed
3. Maximum age 35 years
4. Have a heart and intention to serve others, especially the poor and neglected
5. Most recent baptismal certificate
6. Health certificate (hepatitis-free)
7. Recommendation from the parish priest
8. Photocopy of high school/vocational school diploma and report card
9. Parental consent
10. Other specified administrative requirements (these requirements will be informed after you have communicated with CM)
If you are interested and feel called to become a CM Priest or Brother, please send an email to prompang@cm-indonesia.org or contact the address below:
CM Provincial Office, Jl. Kepanjen No. 9, Surabaya 60175, Indonesia. Tel. (031) 3540369, Fax. (031) 3538166
CM Seminary Donation Account
Mandiri: Surabaya Darmo Raya Branch
142-00-2709400-1a/n: Congregation of the Mission (CM) Indonesia
BCA: Surabaya Veteran Branch
010-4270961a/n: Congregation of the Mission
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