General Conference Of Seventh-Day Adventists, 1854 W 34th St, Chicago, IL 60608, US

The Capuchin Community in Chicago, IL is a branch of the Capuchin Order, a religious order within the Catholic Church. With origins dating back to the 16th century, the Capuchins strive to live a simple and contemplative life, serving the poor and preaching the Word of God. The community in Chicago is part of the Province of St. Joseph, which covers the upper Midwest and is the largest province in America, with approximately 170 friars serving in various communities. The Capuchin Community offers a range of ministries, guided by their charism of building relationships inspired by the teachings of Jesus and the example of St. Francis of Assisi. Their ministries focus on serving those in vulnerable and fragile situations, providing healing and support to those in need. Through their commitment to prayer, reflection, and lifelong vows, the Capuchin friars in Chicago continue the legacy of their founders and strive to make a positive impact in their community.Generated from the website