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We have joyfully started the Postulancy stage, with seven young people who, wishing to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, walk hand in hand with Francis of Assisi, shaping their lives in the form of the Holy Gospel.

Dear Brothers!

The Rule and life of the Friars Minor is to observe the holy Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, living in obedience, without anything of one's own and in chastity. It is Jesus who is our master and our Gospel.

As every year, the Capuchin Friars Minor of the Custody of Mexico and Texas have gathered from the different presences of our constituency to discuss the fundamental issues of our custody.

After a time of diaconal service in the fraternities in which we reside and the time required for the transitional diaconate towards the priestly ministry, on September 21, at the feast of St. Matthew Apostle, we have been Ordained Presbyters in the hands of Monsignor Felipe Pozos Lorenzini, auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Puebla. The motto that has accompanied our consecration is the same one that has been collected by Beda the Venerable when talking about the life of St. Matthew: "He looked at me with mercy and chose me."

Today began the new postulancy course with the entry of four young people.

Today began the new postulancy course with the entry of four young people.

Under the motto "And leaving the nets instantly, they followed him…" we have concluded the last vocational retreat of the 2018-2019 process. A retreat that has accompanied young people who have carried out a vocational process and who have wanted to know our way of life from a space of prayer, fraternity, work, apostolate, and reflection.

We celebrated with joy the first profession of our brothers José Guadalupe, Ignacio, Rafael, Erick, Luis Jesús and Jorge. In an atmosphere of closeness, joy and fraternity, La Piedad, Michoacán was the meeting place for brothers coming from different places of Mexico to celebrate this event that fills with joy and gratitude our fraternity of Capuchin Minor Brothers of Mexico and Texas.

Letter to the Order at the beginning of the new sexennium Let us give thanks to the Lord! Prot. N. 00380/19 Introduction 1. I would like to begin this letter with a simple invitation: let us give thanks to the Lord! It’s a customary expression that one of our dear confreres used to say at...

It’s good to connect with you again after some months. During this Lent, here in the Curia, we prayed the Stations of the Cross together after Evening Prayer on Fridays. A very simple moment, but also a very beautiful way of participating in the Lord’s Passion.