Oblates of Saint Joseph

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Saint Giuseppe Marello (founder of the order)

The Oblates of Saint Joseph (also Josephiner von Asti ; Latin: Congregatio Oblatorum S. Ioseph (Astæ Pompejæ) , order abbreviation : OSI or OSJ , from Latin oblatus 'sacrificed', 'offered') are a religious community within the Catholic Church .

The order was founded on March 14, 1878 by Giuseppe Marello (Joseph Marello) and was recognized as an institute of papal law on April 11, 1909, as well as the final recognition of the Roman Curia on December 1, 1929. The seat of the order is in Rome (via Boccea 364 ) at the titular church of San Giuseppe all'Aurelio .

The Josephinians of Asti are involved in pastoral care, in missionary apostolate, for the education of young people and in youth work. They are currently active in Africa (Nigeria), America (Bolivia, Brazil, El Salvador, Mexico, Peru, USA), Asia (Philippines, India), Europe (Italy, Spain, Poland) and Oceania (Australia).

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