Holy Ghost Fathers

The Holy Ghost Fathers, officially known as the Congregation of the Holy Spirit, is a religious order founded in the 18th century in France. Their mission focuses on spreading the Christian faith, particularly in underdeveloped regions. The order emphasizes education, social justice, and pastoral care. Members, often referred to as Spiritans, engage in missionary work, run schools, and serve marginalized communities. They are known for their commitment to promoting human dignity and addressing social issues while nurturing spiritual growth. The congregation’s symbol includes a dove, representing the Holy Spirit.