The Militia Immaculata (MI) International General Elective Assembly was successfully held from November 27–30, 2025, at the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Saint Bonaventure (Seraphicum) in Rome, Italy. The gathering brought together representatives from across the globe to renew the mission of the MI and to elect new international leadership.
The Assembly was attended by 28 official delegates, 18 observers, and four translators, representing 22 countries worldwide. This broad representation reflects the universal reach of the MI Movement and fosters unity and collaboration among members across cultures and nations. Representing the National Center of the Philippines were Friar Bernard Maria Anuta, OFMConv., Vice National Spiritual Assistant, and Ms. Ma. Jennifer Aljibe, National President of MI–Philippines.
During the Assembly, various reports were presented by the International President and delegates from the 22 participating countries, sharing insights into the growth, challenges, and initiatives of the MI in their respective regions and nations. Likewise, the four pre-assembly commissions presented their findings and recommendations on four key areas: Formation, Youth, Families and Children, and Communication. The economic status of the Movement at the international level was also presented, together with recommendations and observations from its auditors.
A central highlight of the Assembly was the election of officers at the international level, ensuring renewed leadership to guide the MI Movement in its mission of living and spreading total consecration to the Immaculata. The Assembly reelected Miquel Bordas Prószyński as International President, a position he has held since 2021. The following officers were also elected:
Vice President
Margareta Begić (Croatia)
Secretary
Angela De Marco,
Councilors
Sister Wiktoria Maria Ewa Komańska (Poland)
Friar Jobe Abbass, OFMConv. (Canada)
Margherita Perchinelli (Italy)
General Delegate
Friar Gilson Miguel Nunes, OFMConv.,
The gathering concluded with a short visit to Casa Kolbe, the birthplace of the Militia Immaculata, founded by St. Maximilian Kolbe.



















