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Dtr FIELTS IEIPIEIR-Itorilo SOCIACIOI\TS INTERI\ACIOI\ALTS Dtr FIELTS IEIPIEIR-ITORilO CONSEJO PONTIFICIO PARA LOS LAICOS ASOCIACIONES INTERNACIONALES DE FIELES REPERTORIO LIBRERIA EDITRICE VATICANA © Copyright 2005 - Libreria Editrice Vaticana - 00120 Città del Vaticano Tel. (06) 698.85003 - Fax (06) 698.84716 ISBN 88-209-7737-0 www.libreriaeditricevaticana.com TÍPOGRAFIA VATICANA ÍNDICE Prefacio .............................. 11 REPERTORIO 1. Alianza Internacional de los Caballeros Católicos (IACK) . 18 2. Apostolado Militar Internacional (AMI) ............ 20 3. Asociación Católica Internacional al Servicio de la Juventud Femenina (ACISJF) ...................... 22 4. Asociación Católica Mundial para la Comunicación (SIGNIS) 25 5. Asociación “Comunidad Domenico Tardini” ......... 28 6. Asociación “Comunidad Papa Juan XXIII” ........... 30 7. Asociación Corazón Inmaculado de María, Madre de la Misericordia, o Tuus Totus (CIM) .............. 33 8. Asociación de Cooperadores Salesianos (ACS) ........ 36 9. Asociación de la Sagrada Familia ............... 39 10. Asociación Internacional de Caridades (AIC) ......... 41 11. Asociación Internacional de los Caterinati ........... 44 12. Asociación Internacional Fe y Luz .............. 46 13. Asociación Internacional Misioneros de la Caridad Política . 49 14. Asociación Internacional Rural Católica (ICRA) ........ 51 15. Asociación Laical Memores Domini .............. 53 16. Asociación “Pro Deo et Fratribus - Familia de María” (PDF-FM) .55 17. Asociación San Benito Patrón de Europa (ASBPE) ....... 57 18. Asociación San Francisco de Sales .............. 59 19. Asociación Silenciosos Operarios de la Cruz (SODC) ..... 61 20. Carmelo Misionero Seglar (CMS) ............... 64 21. Centro Católico Internacional de Cooperación con la UNESCO (CCIC) ............................ 66 22. Centro Católico Internacional de Ginebra (CCIG) ....... 68 5 23. Claire Amitié ......................... 70 24. Comisión Católica Internacional de Migración (CICM) .... 72 25. Comité Católico Internacional para los Gitanos (CCIT) .... 75 26. Comité Católico Internacional de Enfermeras y Asistentes Médico-sociales (CICIAMS) ................. 77 27. Comunidad Católica de Integración (KIG) ........... 79 28. Comunidad Católica Shalom ................. 82 29. Comunidad del “Chemin Neuf” (CCN) ............ 85 30. Comunidad de las Bienaventuranzas ............. 87 31. Comunidad de Sant’Egidio .................. 90 32. Comunidad de Vida Cristiana (CVX) ............. 93 33. Comunidad del Emmanuel .................. 96 34. Comunidad del Pan de Vida ................. 99 35. Comunidad Misionera de Villaregia (CMV) .......... 101 36. Comunidades Adsis (ADSIS) .................. 104 37. Comunidades Laicas Marianistas (CLM) ............ 106 38. Confederación Internacional de las Asociaciones Profesionales para Empleadas del Hogar (IAG) .............. 109 39. Confederación Internacional del Centro Voluntarios del Sufrimiento (CVS Internacional) ............... 111 40. Confederación Mundial Exalumnos y Exalumnas de las Hijas de María Auxiliadora (HMA) ................ 113 41. Conferencia de las Organizaciones Internacionales Católicas (COIC) ........................... 116 42. Conferencia Internacional Católica de Escultismo (CICS) . 118 43. Conferencia Internacional Católica del Guidismo (CICG) . 121 44. Cooperadores Amigonianos (CC.AA) ............. 123 45. Cooperadores del Opus Dei .................. 125 46. Coordinación Internacional de la Juventud Obrera Cristiana (CIJOC) ...................... 127 47. Encuentros de Promoción Juvenil (EPJ) ............ 130 48. Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial (WWME) .......... 132 6 49. Encuentros para Matrimonios ................. 134 50. Equipos de Nuestra Señora (END) ............... 136 51. Escuela de la Cruz ....................... 139 52. Esposos para Cristo (CFC) ................... 141 53. Federación Internacional de Asociaciones Católicas de Ciegos (FIDACA) .......................... 143 54. Federación Internacional de Asociaciones de Médicos Católicos (FIAMC) ...................... 145 55. Federación Internacional de Farmacéuticos Católicos (FIPC) . 148 56. Federación Internacional de Hombres Católicos (FIHC-Unum Omnes) .................... 151 57. Federación Internacional de las Comunidades del Arca .... 153 58. Federación Internacional de las Comunidades de Juventud Católica Parroquial (FIMCAP) ................ 156 59. Federación Internacional de los Pueri Cantores (FIPC) .... 158 60. Federación Internacional de Movimientos de Adultos Rurales Católicos (FIMARC) ..................... 160 61. Federación Internacional de Universidades Católicas (FIUC) . 162 62. Federación Mundial de Adoración Nocturna a Jesús Sacramentado y otras Obras Eucarísticas .......... 165 63. Fondacio. Cristianos para el mundo .............. 167 64. Fórum Internacional de Acción Católica (FIAC) ........ 170 65. Foyers de Charité ....................... 172 66. Fraternidad Católica de las Comunidades y Asociaciones Carismáticas de Alianza ................... 175 67. Fraternidad Charles de Foucauld (FCF) ............ 178 68. Fraternidad Cristiana Internacional de Enfermos Crónicos y Discapacitados Físicos (FCIPMH) .............. 180 69. Fraternidad de Agrupaciones Santo Tomás de Aquino (FASTA) 183 70. Fraternidad de Comunión y Liberación (CL) .......... 186 71. Grupo Promotor del Movimiento para un Mundo Mejor (GP del MMM) ....................... 190 72. Heraldos del Evangelio .................... 193 7 73. Institución Teresiana (IT) ................... 195 74. Instituto Católico para la Evangelización (ICPE Mission) . 197 75. Juventud Estudiantil Católica Internacional (JECI) ...... 199 76. Juventud Independiente Cristiana Internacional (JICI) .... 201 77. Legio Mariae ......................... 203 78. Milicia de Jesucristo (MJC) .................. 205 79. Milicia de la Inmaculada (MI) ................ 208 80. Movimiento Apostólico de Schoenstatt ........... 211 81. Movimiento Apostólico Regnum Christi ........... 214 82. Movimiento Contemplativo Misionero “P. De Foucauld” . 216 83. Movimiento de Espiritualidad “Vivir En” ........... 218 84. Movimiento de Seglares Claretianos (MSC) ......... 220 85. Movimiento de Vida Cristiana (MVC) ............ 222 86. Movimiento Internacional ATD Cuarto Mundo ....... 224 87. Movimiento Internacional de Apostolado de los Niños (MIDADE) 227 88. Movimiento Internacional de Apostolado en los Medios Sociales Independientes (MIAMSI) ............. 229 89. Movimiento Internacional de Estudiantes Católicos (MIEC-Pax Romana) ..................... 231 90. Movimiento Internacional de Intelectuales Católicos (MIIC-Pax Romana) ..................... 234 91. Movimiento Internacional de la Juventud Agraria y Rural Católica (MIJARD) ...................... 237 92. Movimiento Juvenil Salesiano (MGS) ............ 239 . 93. Movimiento Luz-Vida (RS´Z) ................. 241 94. Movimiento Mundial de Trabajadores Cristianos (MMTC) . 244 95. Movimiento Oasis ...................... 247 96. Movimiento Teresiano de Apostolado (MTA) ......... 250 97. Obra de María (Movimiento de los Focolares) ........ 252 98. Obra de Nazaret (ODN) ................... 256 99. Obra de San Juan de Ávila .................. 259 100. Obra de Santa Teresa .................... 261 8 101. Obra Kolping Internacional ................. 263 102. Oficina Internacional Católica de la Infancia (BICE) ..... 265 103. Oficina Internacional de la Enseñanza Católica (OIEC) . 267 104. Organismo Mundial de Cursillos de Cristiandad (OMCC) . 270 105. Organización Mundial de los Antiguos Alumnos y Alumnas de la Enseñanza Católica (OMAAEEC) ........... 272 106. Punto Corazón ........................ 274 107. Servicio Misionero Jóvenes (SERMIG) ............ 277 108. Servicios a la Renovación Carismática Católica Internacional (ICCRS) ........................... 280 109. “Sígueme” Grupo Laical de Promoción Humano-Cristiana . 282 110. Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl (SSVP) ........... 285 111. Talleres de Oración y Vida (TOV) .............. 288 112. Unión Apostólica Femenina de Schoenstatt ......... 290 113. Unión Católica Internacional de la Prensa (UCIP) ...... 293 114. Unión del Apostolado Católico (UAC) ............ 296 115. Unión Internacional Católica Esperantista (IKUE) ...... 299 116. Unión Internacional Cristiana de Dirigentes de Empresa (UNIAPAC) ......................... 301 117. Unión Internacional de Guías y Scout de Europa - Federación del Escautismo Europeo (UIGSE-FSE) ............ 304 118. Unión Internacional de Juristas Católicos (UIJC) ....... 307 119. Unión Mundial de Educadores Católicos (UMEC) ...... 309 120. Unión Mundial de Organizaciones Femeninas Católicas (UMOFC) .......................... 311 121. 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