The Old Roman Apostolate is driven by a missionary charism grounded in the Catholic Church's traditions. It focuses on evangelization, restoration of tradition, catechetical instruction, spiritual formation, and defense of the faith. Through global outreach, it aims to bring souls closer to God and preserve the rich heritage of the Roman Catholic Church.
Community Outreach
The Old Roman Apostolate demonstrates a holistic approach to evangelization and service by addressing spiritual and material needs. Its charitable works include feeding the hungry, providing clothing and shelter, and offering medical assistance. The apostolate also focuses on community outreach, spiritual support, and advocacy for social justice and environmental stewardship, reflecting the love of Christ in tangible ways.
Vocations
The Old Roman Apostolate prioritizes fostering vocations to the priesthood, religious life, and lay apostolate. It provides discernment programs, seminary formation, and spiritual mentorship for priests, promotes religious life through collaboration with traditional communities, and offers lay formation programs and opportunities for service. The apostolate actively promotes vocations through events, prayer, and youth engagement, aiming to preserve and promote traditional Catholic teachings and practices.
Organizational Structure
The Old Roman Apostolate is structured for effective evangelization, education, and service, with centralized leadership and local autonomy. It includes central leadership, regional and local structures, various clergy and lay roles, departments and ministries, as well as financial administration, governance, and accountability. It aims to preserve and promote traditional Catholic teachings and practices.
APOSTOLATUS VETUS ROMANUS 