A Catholic Organization

Rev. Thierry de Roucy found­ed Heart’s Home in 1990 as he was the General Superior of the Servants of Jesus and Mary Congregation.

In 2000, Heart’s Home was of­fi­cial­ly ap­proved by the Roman Catholic Church through Estanislao Esteban Cardinal Karlic, Archbishop of Parana (in Argentina) as a Private Association of the Faithful.

Heart’s Home is ac­knowl­edged by the bish­ops of the dio­ce­ses where it is estab­lished.

In the US, Heart’s Home is an ac­tive mem­ber of the Council of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities of the Archdiocese of New York.

The various branches of Heart’s Home:

Heart’s Home world­wide pres­ence of com­pas­sion en­com­pass­es:

Lay mis­sion­ar­ies: young lays who vol­un­teer for 1 to 2 years with­in Heart’s Home to live com­pas­sion among the most suf­fer­ing peo­ple, start­ing with the chil­dren.

Saint Maximilian Kolbe Fraternities: lays who de­sire to live Heart’s Home charism in their dai­ly lives what­ev­er is their call. They are mis­sion­ar­ies at their level and share Heart’s Home cul­ture of com­pas­sion.

The Permanent mem­bers: Lays who ded­i­cate their lives in celiba­cy for the apos­tolic mis­sion.

The Sacerdotal Molokai Fraternity: priests who live their min­istry in ac­cor­dance with Heart’s Home mis­sion around the world.

The Servants of God’s pres­ence: wom­en who de­sire to live Heart’s Home charism with­in a re­li­gious con­gre­ga­tion.