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THE SALVATORIAN MISSION

We are ready to serve all people everywhere, by 'all ways and means' which the love of Christ inspires. We trust in God’s loving providence in discerning and courageously responding to the particular signs of the times in each place and age. Today these signs urge us to be a prophetic voice for the renewal of the Church and the world:

  • By conveying, in a contemporary way, the values of the Gospel in dialogue with each culture
  • By animating lay people to live their baptismal commitment for Christian leadership, ministry and service
  • By joining the poor in challenging contemporary evils which frustrate a fully human life, particularly social injustice, poverty and violence in all their forms

Salvatorians seek to fulfill our mission by being one with those we serve, manifesting to the world the goodness and kindness of God our Savior.

Tanzania Mission Photo Gallery

The visit of the general mission secretory and formation secretory to the bishop of Jinja, Uganda to discuss about the possibility to establish a Salvatorian mission in Jinja diocese which was positively responded
Four new candidates from Kenya and Uganda for the Salvatorian formation who will later join the proposed international novitiate house in Uganda.
The young Salvatorian seminarians of Madagascar in front of the new formation house that is under construction in Antenarivo. hey will later join the proposed international novitiate house in Uganda.
Mission interaction from the Salvatorian mission in DR Congo.
Joy of the gospel: young Salvatorian seminarians dancing in Cameroon.
The vibrant Eucharist entrance procession from the Salvatorian mission in Kenya
The Salvatorian General Superior with the community in the Kenyan mission
A young Salvatorian priest, engaged in teaching apostolate in a Salvatorian School in DR Congo.
Blessing of a new Salvatorian school, Kenya
Agriculture: tending the fields
The young Salvatorian seminarians of Madagascar in front of the new formation house that is under construction in Antenarivo. hey will later join the proposed international novitiate house in Uganda.
From Salvatorian School in Kenya: One of the Salvatorian priests accompanying young pupils

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Welcome to Tanzania! One of our Encounter Groups
Fr. John tigatiga, SDS & Decon Zeng, SDS. Tanzania
Fr. Vicent, SDS going to the outstation for mass.
Mangaka Parish- Tanzania
Mass at outstation -Tanzania
Our seminarians in Morogoro Tanzania.
Teach everyone, love them unconditionally
Sewing school classroom in Mkurango, small town near Dar es Salaam. Church, clinic, sewing school and word working school. Notice the treadle machines – no electricity for electric sewing machines,
To you O Lord in put my trust and prostrate before your holy majesty
First Profession in Namiungo- Tanzania
Chingulungulu
Jordan University in Morogoro
Dispensary Jordan University in Morogoro showing blood spinner and microscope used in Malaria testi
Dispensary in Lupaso - showing beds with mosquito nets
Lupaso community school, dispensary, convent. Fr. Jim Weyker SDS there in 2011
Society Regional House in Dar es Salaam in the Kurasini district.
2011 seminarians in Morogoro. Now Fr. Exuper, Fr. John Tigatiga (middle), Fr. Benja
Jordan University in Morogoro

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Missionary leadership for over 50 years

For over 50 years Salvatorians have walked the road of faith with the people of Tanzania. Through the development of educational institutions, farms, health care facilities, parishes, seminary institutions and other infrastructure development, Salvatorians have made the love of the Savior known through their work and worship. Beginning with a handful of missionaries, the number of Salvatorians engaged in ministry has grown dramatically. Today the church in Tanzania offers the world a faith-filled wisdom that only Africa can offer. In a continent where struggle and violence is often the only story that the world hears, Salvatorians are showing, through their call to “proclaim the good news,” that the story of Africa is a sign of hope for all of us.

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New ISSUE - Tanzania Mission Newsletter

Consider joining us in 2025.
July 1-20
Trip Details: Tanzania Encounter 2025

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Fr. John Tigatiga SDS
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