Society of the Divine Savior-The Salvatorians

Religious InstitutionsWisconsin, United States51-200 Employees

We are men of prayer and action, using modern methods and our diverse talents to make the Gospel concrete all over the world using all ways and means. The Salvatorian Priests and Brothers work as equals with our partners, the Salvatorian Sisters and the Lay Salvatorians.

Founded in Rome in the 1880's, Salvatorians minister as chaplains, teachers, pastors, caregivers, secretaries, social workers, foreign missionaries, artists, volunteers, nurses, pastoral ministers, retreat directors -- wherever there is a need.

Our priests and brothers carry the Word of God all over the globe, ministering wherever there is a need:

    Parishes and schools
    Hospitals
    Nursing homes
    Prisons
    Communities under duress

MISSION

The Society of the Divine Savior (Salvatorians) proclaims and teaches by all ways and means the goodness and kindness of Jesus the Savior.

VISION

Salvatorians seek to become apostles for our times in order to make the Savior known to all people.

SHARED VALUES

Prayer
We are vowed men of prayer, the center of which is the Eucharist.

Providence
We trust in God, discerning and responding to the signs of the times.

Apostolate
We are called to be apostles for the renewal of the Church and the world, and we invite others to discover and respond to their call to be apostles.

Justice
We advocate for justice and peace, standing with the poor and marginalized.

Community
We support one another through mutual love and service.

Collaboration
We are servant-leaders, involving others in our mission.

Universality
We include as members of the Society people from every nation, and we are open to serve the people of any nation.

Simplicity
We live a simple lifestyle, becoming one with those we serve, especially the poor.

Celebration
We rejoice in the fullness of life.

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