how we serve
Daily Lives
Lay Salvatorians pledge to live out the Gospel values by using our gifts to spread the love of Jesus through all ways and means. We serve in our daily lives at work and at home and minister to all whom we encounter. The diversity of the Lay Salvatorians enables us to connect with people where a Religious person might not be able to reach.
Working Together
Lay Salvatorians are one of the three branches of the Salvatorian Family along with the Sisters of the Divine Savior and the Society of the Divine Savior. Together we work on many projects to improve the quality of life around the world.
Our projects
The Haiti Project
Project Light of Manatee
The Haiti Project
A partnership between those of us living in the first world and the impoverished people living in the remote, rural mountains of northern Haiti.
Jordan Ministry
Project Light of Manatee
The Haiti Project
The Jordan Ministry Team includes trained formators, catechists, and spiritual directors who are dedicated to forming Catholic leaders.
Project Light of Manatee
Project Light of Manatee
Salvatorian Mission Warehouse
An organization in Florida dedicated to providing English language instruction to adult speakers of other languages so that they may become productive members of our community.
Salvatorian Mission Warehouse
Salvatorian Mission Warehouse
Salvatorian Mission Warehouse
Founded by a Salvatorian Brother in Wisconsin more than 50 years ago, SMW sends over one million pounds of relief goods to missions around the world each year.
PMHDC Southwest Medical Aid
Salvatorian Mission Warehouse
PMHDC Southwest Medical Aid
PSMA is a non-profit organization in Tucson, AZ dedicated to providing durable medical equipment and medical supplies free of charge to other qualified charitable organizations, for their clientele, who may otherwise go without.
TACT
Salvatorian Mission Warehouse
PMHDC Southwest Medical Aid
The Teen's and Children's Team (TACT) is a Salvatorian social justice group focused on the plight of vulnerable children and teens. The group's team members include Salvatorian priests, sisters, brothers and laity who are dedicated to be a voice for this vulnerable population.