Congregation of the Holy Ghost

The Congregation of the Holy Ghost, also known as the Holy Ghost Fathers or Spiritans, is a Catholic religious community founded in 1703. They focus on missionary work, education, and social justice, often serving in underserved areas worldwide. Members take vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, dedicating their lives to spreading Christianity, establishing schools, and supporting communities. Their mission emphasizes working alongside others to promote faith and improve lives, inspired by the Holy Spirit’s guidance. The congregation aims to serve the marginalized and promote the values of compassion, service, and faith within the Church and society.