That same year, she began helping the Servants of Charity in the "soup kitchen" that they directed.

He called on all Cubans "to work for justice, to be servants of charity and to persevere in the midst of trials."

Guanella worked with mentally handicapped people and abandoned children and founded an organisation called the Servants of Charity.

Guanelliani (Servants of Charity)

The women of the Servants of Charity ministered to the wounded on the battlefields of northern Italy and in hospitals.

After successfully completing the three-year program, she continued her studies at the School of Domestic Science, also directed by the Servants of Charity.

He later founded the Daughters of St. Mary of Providence and the Servants of Charity, both devoted to helping the poor.

The Servants of Charity motto reads In Omnibus Charitas - In all things Love.

After elementary school, Petković enrolled in 1904 in Blato's municipal school, which had been recently founded by the Servants of Charity, a Catholic order newly arrived from Italy.

The Servants of Charity (Latin Congregatio Servorum a Charitate, Italian I Servi della Carità) or 'Opera Don Guanella', is a male Catholic religious institute.

He was a professed member of the Servants of Charity - also known as the Guanellians - and was also the founder of the Secular Institute of the Company of Saint Therese of the Child Jesus.

Division B included the Mexican College, The Pontifical Roman Seminary, the Urbanianum (which fields players primarily from Africa and East Asia), as well as the religious institutes Augustinianum, Sedes Sapientiae, Redemptoris Mater, and Guanelliani Internazionale (The Servants of Charity).