Charity that Heals: Help Feed the Hungry and Shelter the Homeless

In bustling cities like Seoul, South Korea and São Paulo, Brazil, the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate work tirelessly to serve those who are hungry, homeless, and forgotten. For over 200 years, the Missionary Oblates have been dedicated to serving the poorest and most vulnerable communities across the world. Through commitment to faith, compassion and charity, they bring hope and relief to those experiencing desperate needs.

Real People, Real Change

n South Korea, the Missionary Oblates run outreach programs that provide meals, clothing, and essential care to migrant workers and those living in extreme poverty. In São Paulo, the Missionary Oblates operate shelters and community programs that help the homeless find refuge and rebuild their lives.

Through charities that provide life-saving resources for people struggling to survive, one can be on the road to healing for his/her future. A meal, a bed, a doctor’s visit—these are just a few of the essential services that provide long-term healing for anyone in need.

A Legacy of Compassion

For over two centuries, the Missionary Oblates have responded to the cries of the poor and marginalized. Today, this legacy continues in places like South Korea, São Paulo, and all the places we serve. Help is always needed to continue this work. Offer prayers and financial support to ensure that the hungry are fed, the homeless are sheltered, and the sick are cared for, especially in your local area.