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Welcome to the Salvatorians in Australia

We are a religious, apostolic, international religious order founded by Fr Francis Jordan in 1881.
Our name Salvatorians comes from our full name:
The Society of the Divine Saviour
(in Latin: Societas Divini Salvatoris).
 
There are many ways of serving God in our Catholic Church. One of the ways is the Religious Life. Our way as Salvatorians is to proclaim that Jesus is the Saviour of the World.

Here you can find out who we are and what we are doing in this Southern Land, about our history in the world, Poland and Australia and also about our spirituality, charism, consecrated life, apostolates and how you can fulfill your vocation in our Salvatorian family.

Please listen to our history
 

SDS World Youth Day Pilgrimage Sydney 2008

283 Young people from Australia, Poland, Canada, USA, India, Germany, South Africa, Peru & Brazil will form the Salvatorian WYD 2008 Pilgrimage to meet with the Holy Father. Some of them are sponsored by the Salvatorians or by the parishies or schools where the Salvatorians serve.
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12th Sunday in Ordinary Time A
An introduction to an extended prayer:
Mt 10:26-33
  • Jesus teaches me an important rule in spiritual discerning. A person guided by the spirit of Jesus has nothing to hide (vv. 26-27). He or she wants to live in the truth before God, who knows everything. A person under the control of the evil spirit, is afraid and hides oneself so his or her deeds would not be seen in the daylight.
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11th Sunday in Ordinary Time A
An introduction to an extended prayer:
Mt 9: 36-10:8
  • “When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless…”(v. 36). I will stand in the midst of the crowd. I will fix my eyes at the gaze of Jesus. I will make an effort to notice His concern and compassion that He looks at me with. He notices me in the crowd. He knows everything about my harassments and daily weariness.
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Ordination to the Priesthood 2008
On the 31 May 2008 nine Salvatorians from our Major Seminary in Bagno, Poland received their priestly ordination from the hands of His Grace Marian Gołębiewski, archbishop of Wrocław. Six of them, who were deacons became priest, and three seminarians became deacons.
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