We are a group of Catholic missionaries, called to transmit the joy of having known and experienced the love of Christ in our lives. And that is why we feel a great need to authentically live and practice the Gospel in our ordinary lives.

We believe that God manifests himself in different ways and that each person is capable of transmitting to others this great love for God, if one is docile and puts at the service of the neighbor all the gifts and talents received.

We believe that God manifests himself in different ways and that each person is capable of transmitting to others this great love for God, if one is docile and puts at the service of the neighbor all the gifts and talents received.

Therefore, aware of the thirst for God that exists in today’s world and of our commitment as missionaries, to help the evangelizing work of the Church, we promote at all times the desire to lead an evangelical life according to the mandate of love that Christ left us: “Love one another.” Encouraging the community, to live as brothers, always showing charity and brotherhood among us.

In Misión Maya we support different organizations and religious congregations. We are called to serve and collaborate together, to fulfill the mission of the Church, that everyone go to heaven.

Through the Network of Volunteers and Missionaries A.C. We seek to coordinate groups of volunteers, missionaries or students who want to carry out their social service, offering them different programs or activities where they can participate and thus meet and support different organizations and institutions that are related to our mission.

La Fundación Ciudad de la Alegría 
It is a new complex of different Homes, programs and Care Centers, operated by different organizations, religious congregations or institutions that share our mission.

1. Home for the Elderly.

2. Women’s Home.

3. Children’s Home.

4. Capernaum Home (Terminally Ill).

5. Cobija y Pan Home (Storage and distribution of donations in kind).

6. Mano Amiga School (Preschool, Primary, Secondary and Baccalaureate).

8. Don Bosco Training Home (Youth at risk).

9. Mayan Mission Home (House for volunteers and missionaries).

10. Home for Human Development (Center for retreats, conventions, groups, etc.)

11. Home of the Hombre Program (place of training and treatment for people with addictions).

12. Liberating Action Program (Missions in prison).

13. Community Medical and Legal Service.

14. Home of the Migrant (Coming soon).

Take advantage of the natural areas of each community to create spaces and places for healthy recreation, training and integration between families and their inhabitants

• Chapel construction and remodeling
• Missionary centers
• Bathrooms
• Dignification of houses
• Community kitchens.

Achieve sustainable economic development for the inhabitants of the Mayan communities, offering the necessary tools for higher quality artisan production and facilitating the sale of each product.

• Promote and promote Ecotourism in the area through cultural, gastronomic visits and extreme activities.
• Woodcarving.
• Articles embroidered by hand (hammocks, bags, napkins, etc).
• Production and sale of bee honey.