• We are the Dominican Missionaries, preaching God's word in sign language to the Deaf and Disabled People

DOMINICAN MISSIONARIES

Who We Are?

We are community of missionary priests and brothers dedicated to the Apostolates of the Deaf, Disabled, marginalized and minority people in the Catholic Chruch as well as for any regular parish or hospital ministry.

Who We Are?

We accept and train deaf and disabled men to the priesthood and religious life as most religious orders and dioceses do not accept deaf and disabled candidates. Some deaf men were rejected by various dioceses in USA on grounds of their disability in the past 10 years.

Who We Are?

There are over 22 candidates in our congregation founded in 2004 by Bishop Vigneron

Brother Jeffrey Loma of Philippines

Brother Jeffrey Loma of Philippines

Pre-novice candidate

Oswald Muvunyi of Burundi

Oswald Muvunyi of Burundi

Pre-novice candidate

Edward John Bick

Edward John Bick

Pre-novice applicant

Deacon Benedict Harrison Chapweteka

Deacon Benedict Harrison Chapweteka

Pre-novice candidate

Deacon Ephraim Udouso

Deacon Ephraim Udouso

Pre-novice applicant

Jude Ikeaja

Jude Ikeaja

Pre-novice applicant

Brother Youmarcks Jacques

Brother Youmarcks Jacques

Brother Michael Ndungu

Brother Michael Ndungu

Brother Dennis Ombongi Mamwacha

Brother Dennis Ombongi Mamwacha

Brother Allan Induswe

Brother Allan Induswe

The Dominican Missionaries has a history of sponsoring and assisting 7 deaf and disabled men in becoming ordained priests and religious brother:

Father Min Seo Park of Seoul, Korea

Father Rowland Yeo of Singapore

Father Paul Zirimenya of San Francisco, USA

Father Matthew Hysell of Edmonton, Canada

Father Cheret Bazikila of San Francisco

Brother Joseph Thermadom of India

Father Mathew Padickal of Miami

The Dominican Missionaries have sponsored many other deaf candidates who later left the community due to their vocational discernment.