Rogationists Celebrate 100 Years of St. Hannibal Di Francia
Rome – The Rogationists and the Daughters of Divine Zeal are marking a significant milestone: the centenary of the death of St. Hannibal Mary Di Francia. A Solemn Eucharistic Celebration will inaugurate the commemorations on Monday, June 1st, at the Parish of Saints Anthony and Hannibal Mary in Rome.
St. Hannibal Mary Di Francia, the founder of the Rogationists, is revered for his dedication to education and his work with young people. The Rogationists, also known as the Congregation of the Rogationists of the Sacred Heart, are a religious order dedicated to evangelization and the formation of young people, particularly through vocational training and education.
The Daughters of Divine Zeal are a religious institute founded by St. Hannibal Di Francia to support his educational mission. They collaborate closely with the Rogationists, focusing on the spiritual and social needs of communities.
The Solemn Eucharistic Celebration on June 1st signifies the beginning of a series of events planned to honor St. Hannibal’s legacy throughout the year. Details regarding further commemorations are expected to be announced shortly. The event at the Parish of Saints Anthony and Hannibal Mary in Rome is anticipated to draw a large gathering of Rogationists, Daughters of Divine Zeal, and devotees of St. Hannibal.
