What they reported doing
- #1 primary $1.02MLOURDES PILGRIMAGE - ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES, FRANCE. IN 2024, WE TOOK 228 PEOPLE TO LOURDES, WHICH INCLUDED 48 MALADES (THE SICK) AND 51 CAREGIVERS. ALSO ATTENDING WERE MEDICAL TEAMS, KNIGHTS AND DAMES OF MALTA, MEMBERS OF THE CLERGY, CANDIDATES FOR THE ORDER OF MALTA AND OTHER VOLUNTEERS. THE PILGRIMAGE IS AIMED AT PROVIDING SPIRITUAL AND POSSIBLE PHYSICAL HEALING.
- #2 $1.98MOTHER PROGRAM ACTIVITIES INCLUDE A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS HELD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AMONG OUR TWENTY-NINE VOLUNTEER-LED AREAS, THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE EVENTS AND PROGRAMS HELD TO RAISE AWARENESS AND FUNDS USED TO SUPPORT OUR CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES. OTHER PROGRAMS INCLUDE SUB-PRIORY, PRISON MINISTRY, COMMUNICATIONS, SPIRITUALITY IN ACTION, OUR LADY OF GOOD HELP AND OTHER MEMBERSHIP RELATED ACTIVITIES.
What they call their work
What they do
-
Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Conducting nationwide charitable and religious activities through volunteer networksCarries out ongoing charitable and religious activities across 29 volunteer-led areas nationwide, including prison ministry, spirituality programs, communications, and membership events.
-
-
Spiritual Development & Meditation Programs 1 activity
- Operating year-long investiture program for new membersRuns a year-long investiture program for 70–90 candidates annually, focused on education, spiritual development, and supervised service to the sick and poor, culminating in formal acceptance into the Order.
-
-
Religious Pilgrimage and Faith-Based Service Support 1 activity
- Organizing annual pilgrimage to Lourdes, France for spiritual and medical supportCoordinates an annual pilgrimage to Lourdes, France, providing spiritual and potential physical healing for sick individuals, caregivers, and other participants, supported by medical and religious personnel. In 2023, served 292 participants (including 38 sick individuals and 44 caregivers); in 2024, served 228 participants (including 48 sick individuals and 51 caregivers).
-
Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| REVEREND DR JEFFREY R TREXLER | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 35 | $293K |
| RAYMOND LAROSE | ASST. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 35 | $201K |
| DAVID SELLERY ENDED 32024 | DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AN | 35 | $170K |
| JACQUELINE FINNEN | CONTROLLER | 35 | $160K |
| MATTHEW LAROSE | IT SYSTEMS MGR/ASST. CONTR | 35 | $139K |
- ANNE G PEACH — HOSPITALLER
- DAVID DEMPSEY — COUNCILLOR
- GAIL BERNADINO — COUNCILLOR
- GREGORY OUSSANI — COUNCILLOR
- H STEPHEN FLETCHER — COUNCILLOR
- JOHN MITCHELL — COUNCILLOR
- JOSEPH DUTKOWSKY — COUNCILLOR
- KENNETH CRAIG — PRESIDENT
- LAURE AUBUCHON — TREASURER
- MARGARET M LYONS — COUNCILLOR
- MICHAEL DONOGHUE — COUNCILLOR
- NANCY GRAEBE — COUNCILLOR
- NICOLA TEGONI — COUNCILLOR
- RICHARD WOLFF — COUNCILLOR
- RORY KELLEHER — SECRETARY
- THOMAS EGAN — COUNCILLOR
- THOMAS REEDY — CHANCELLOR
- VIRGINIA DWYER-AOYAMA — COUNCILLOR
Who they work with
- Sovereign Council in Rome Government — Approves applications of candidates completing the investiture program.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Faith-Integrated Service Modelmethodology: faith-based service integrationBy combining direct service to the sick and poor with witness to the Catholic faith, we foster member sanctification and spiritual growth, because charitable action and religious commitment are mutually reinforcing.
- Integrated Member Formationmethodology: integrated member formationBy combining education, spiritual development, and hands-on service in a structured one-year formation process, we ensure new members fully integrate faith and charitable practice, because holistic formation produces committed and effective servants.