The Clergy
H.L. Bishop Camillo Ballin, MCCI, is the 4th Vicar Apostolic of Kuwait.
He was consecrated Bishop and installed as Vicar Apostolic on September 2, 2005, at the Holy Family Cathedral, Kuwait City.
Bishop Camillo belongs to the Copngregation of the Comboni Missionaries of the Heart of Jesus.
The Comboni Missionaries seek to follow in the footsteps of their founder, St. Daniel Comboni, by ministering to the world’s “poorest and most abandoned people.” They do this by proclaiming the Gospel with all of its values, by themselves working and empowering others to work for justice and love of all mankind and by working with local churches in making known the universal mission of Christ.
H.L. Bishop Camillo Ballin's Full Biography

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| Fr. Melvin D'Cunha, OCD |
Fr. Antony Gabbas, OCD |
Fr. Berchmans Aruldoss, OCD |
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| Fr. Teo Fernandes, OCD |
Fr. Joseph Edappulavan, OCD |
Fr. Thomas Vadakedam, OCD |
Priests of the Diocesan Order
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Fr. Dominic Santamaria
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Fr. Youssef Fakhry
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Fr. Ben Barrameda
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The ministry of a Diocesan (from Greek “to keep house”) Priest is one of being available and involved in the Parish, thus helping the local Bishop. Diocesan priests do not make vows like the Religious. Upon ordination, they promise obedience to their bishop, and celibacy for the sake of the kingdom of God.
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Fr. Angelos Masoud
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The Salesians of Don Bosco The Indian English Academy in Salmiya is managed by the Salesians of Don Bosco
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Fr. Tony D'Souza, SDB
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Fr. Lionel Braganza, SDB
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Fr. Felix Mellawararchy, SDB
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The Salesians of Don Bosco, are an international organization of men dedicated full time to the service of young people, especially those who are poorer and disadvantaged. Founded by St. John Bosco, an Italian saint-educator of the nineteenth century, they are found in 128 different nations. ‘Youth Resource Development’ through education and evangelization is the main focus of their concern.
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Fr. Thomas Chalissery, SDB
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Permanent Deacon
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The ministry of the deacon is typically described as a three-fold ministry: a servant of Charity, the Word and the Altar. From the foundation of the order of deacon, those ordained to this order had the special role of caring for the poor and outcast and reminding the members of the Church to do the same. To the deacon is also entrusted the proclamation of the Gospel. Finally, he receives the gifts of the assembly, prepares the altar, assists the presider, gives directions to the assembly, administers communion, clears the table and finally dismisses the assembly.
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Deacon Sylvester D'Souza
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Sisters of the Apostolic Carmel Congregation The Carmel School in Kheitan is managed by the Apostolic Carmel Sisters
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The Apostolic Carmel Congregation was founded by Mother Veronica at Bayonne in 1868, and established at Mangalore, India, in 1870, by Bishop Marie Ephrem OCD. Rooted in the contemplative spirit of Carmel, and nourished by its life of prayer and missionary zeal, the Apostolic Carmel expresses the vitality of the Church through its fruitfulness in the active apostolate of education and other works of mercy.
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Sisters of The Rosary Congregation The Fajer Al Sabah School in Jabriya is managed by the Rosary Sisters
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The Rosary Congregation was established in Jerusalem in the year 1880 by Mother Marie Alphonsine from Jerusalem and Fr. Yousef Tannous from Nazareth, Chancellor of the Latin Patriarchate, assisted by the then Patriarch Vincent Bracco. The objectives of the Congregation are to serve the public through the establishment and development of schools, cultural and non-formal learning centers and hospitals.
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