Incorporar el espíritu y espiritualizar el cuerpo
The church disseminates their messages on our self-healing power, on spiritual and body levels, thanks to Nature’s heritage, silence and sacred songs.
Christic, syncretic, ecumenical, open to the whole world, nature-friendly, the Church San Martin of Porres builds a bridge between the European and the south-American spiritual heritages, between the western and the Indian native traditions.
Whatever the religion, the political and philosophical opinion of the faithful are, the Church is aimed at those who find their own selves in this tradition of unity, openness, compassion, presence, joy, beauty and simplicity. The church refuses all kind of proselytizing, moral judgement and sectarianism and constantly stimulates the freedom of conscience of its faithful.
(1579-1639)
Dominican monk and healer. Half blood (son of an African slave and of a Spanish noble man), he performed numerous supernatural healings and perfectly mastered the use of medicinal plants.
(1098-1179)
German benedictin nun and healer. Clearvoyant, she also mastered the use of medicinal plants and even minerals.
(Argentine),
« Mother of the Poor ». Since1630 ( when her energy « appeared » for the first time), the Virgin of Luján has performed many miracles.
(Mexico)
Great figure of Christian tradition in Central and South America since 1531. Considered as the “Empress of the Americas”, she is also said to have performed miracles.
(1815-1888)
Italian roman catholic priest. He has the gift of healing. He dedicated his life to pedagogy, educational missions. In 1854, he founded the St. Francis de Sales Association, dedicated to education of children in need.
(1181–1226)
Saint Francis of Assisi (1181–1226) : monks and founder of the Order of Friars Minor. He celebrated, more than others, the communion between mankind and nature.
The Church San Martin of Porres disseminates the original and healing rituals unknown by the general public. They are inspired by the teaching San Martin of
Porres and Saint Hildegard of Bingen.
The following rituals are the cornerstone of our church:
Numerous theologians, authors & films and books echo with our spiritual approach.
Hereby some examples: