




Sisters of Charity (C.S.C) was founded on 21st November 1944 at Chowannur, Thrissur District, Kerala by the Servant of God Fr. Augustine John Ukken (1880-1956)
View moreThe Congregation of Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI) is the first indigenous religious congregation in the Catholic Church of India.
View moreWe are the Society of Jesus, a Roman Catholic order of priests and brothers, founded half a millennium ago by the soldier-turned-mystic Ignatius Loyola.
View moreCMC sisters, the first indigenous Religious Congregation for Women enjoys Pontifical Right, in the Syro- Malabar Major Archiepiscopal Church. The Roman Pontiff is the Supreme head of this Congregation that comes under the jurisdiction of the Sacred Congregation for Oriental Churches.
View moreThe Sister Disciples of the Divine Master is a women religious Congregation of the catholic church dedicated to a life of prayer and work. Founded in Italy, the Disciples began their life in India in year 1954 . They serve the humanity primarily by their constant prayer before the Lord in the Eucharist. They are […]
View moreNazareth Sisters Congregation is a religious community for women. It was founded in 1975 by Mar Sebastian Valloppilly, the first Bishop of Tellicherry, Kerala. The members have been called to share God’s redemptive love with all the children of God, following the ideals of the Holy Family.
View moreThe Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration (P.C.P.A.) are cloistered, contemplative nuns, dedicated to perpetual adoration of Our Lord in the Most Blessed Sacrament. As members of the Second Order of St. Francis of Assisi, The Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration unite the Franciscan form of Gospel living with special dedication to Eucharistic adoration in a […]
View moreLittle Workers of the Sacred Hearts Sisters, are united as a religious family through their special devotion to the Sacred Hearts and by their profession of the evangelical counsels of chastity, poverty and obedience. Our life of communion, grounded in the contemplation and imitation of Jesus and Mary, is fundamental to all we do. The […]
View moreWe believe the Bible to be the inspired, the only infallible, authoritative Word of God. We believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.
View moreFaridabad Diocese is one of the 35 catholic diocese of syro malabar church. The current Bishop of Faridabad diocese is Mar Kuriakose Bharanikulangara and auxilary bishiop is Mar. Jose Puthan Veetil
View moreLittle Workers of the Sacred Hearts Sisters, are united as a religious family through their special devotion to the Sacred Hearts and by their profession of the evangelical counsels of chastity, poverty and obedience. Our life of communion, grounded in the contemplation and imitation of Jesus and Mary, is fundamental to all we do. The […]
View moreWe, the Pilar Fathers, (SFX Fathers) are members of the Society of Apostolic Existence, whose sole purpose is to actively introduce Jesus to all peoples and to share his teachings, which are called “good news” for a healthy human and social life, via their lives and actions. The Society, which is ‘Indian by birth,’ is […]
View moreThe Sadhu Sevana Sabha is a religious congregation of Sisters,This Congregation for women was at first approved as a pious union of women living in
View moreThe ASC Sisters is a community of Adorers of the Blood of Christ, Religious Sisters and those inspired by our values and spirituality. The Adorers were founded by St. Maria de Mattias in Italy in 1834.We are a community of passionate women working to heal a broken world through ministry to our dear neighbours. We […]
View moreWayvoc will help you to find your perfect vocation in the Catholic Church community. We helped a Lot of people for there Spiritual Growth by connecting them with there perfect matching Vocation congregation. The best Guide to Vocation for catholic men and women. We began developing unique youth programmes for several communities in India after noticing a need for religious communities to identify excellent vocations. Then we discovered that vocation directors needed to make promotional efforts in order to find certain individuals. In our programmes, we assisted communities in promoting their vocation. We later recognised that smaller community vocation directors needed a follow-up programme for these individuals. As a result, a newsletter system and a social media outreach programme were created. Every year, we serve more communities with this service. The Come & See Vocation Promotion Program is always evolving and improving. (Those who already have a follow-up programme in place can use our Vocation Lead Generation Program, which entails merely finding names for your programme.)