Registration
Begins at 5:00 PM.
A gathering of faith · Belize
Come.
Be renewed.
50th Catholic Charismatic
Convention · 2026
NOVEMBER 13–15, 2026
Friday, Saturday & Sunday · Holy Redeemer Parish Hall
Theme: Evangelization & Discipleship
Join us for the 50th Catholic Charismatic Convention: three days gathered in faith under the theme Evangelization & Discipleship.
Friday registration: 5:00 PM · Saturday and Sunday: 8:00 AM · March for Jesus: Sunday, 1:00 PM. Further programme and registration arrangements will follow.
View the full flyer ↗Your 2026 visit
Save the dates.
Make room for renewal.
WHENNovember 13–15, 2026
Friday through Sunday
WHEREBelize
Holy Redeemer Parish Hall
REGISTRATIONDetails forthcoming
Fees and registration arrangements to be announced
Convention Day 2
Begins at 8:00 AM.
Convention & March for Jesus
Begins at 8:00 AM. March for Jesus at 1:00 PM.
Our guest speakers
Rev. Fr. Celsus M. Auguiste · Fr. Anthony Abraham
Meet the speakers and read their stories ↗Bring your family and invite your friends. Detailed programme and registration arrangements will follow.
Meet our 2026 guest speakers
Voices of faith.
Lives of service.
Rev. Fr. Celsus M. Auguiste
Priest · Evangelist · Educator
A diocesan priest of Roseau in the Commonwealth of Dominica, Fr. Celsus was ordained on August 18, 1985. His ministry spans more than four decades of pastoral service, teaching, and evangelization.
His convention biography describes his work as a theology teacher and chaplain at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic High School in the Archdiocese of Miami.
Read more about Fr. Celsus
He has served as pastor, diocesan youth coordinator, episcopal vicar, and a member of the Council of Priests. At the regional level, he has served as president and secretary of the Council of Diocesan Clergy of the Province of the Archdiocese of Castries, St. Lucia.
His preaching has taken him to missions, conferences, and retreats throughout the Church. He served for more than six years as Spiritual Director for Missionary Families for Christ, covering the Americas, the Caribbean, and parts of Latin America.
He is known for energetic, engaging preaching grounded in Scripture and Catholic teaching, and for his commitment to proclaiming the faith handed down through Christ and the Apostles.
Fr. Anthony Abraham
Priest · Preacher · Chaplain
Born in Arima, Trinidad, in 1972, Fr. Anthony experienced a conversion at age 19 while listening to Aunty Babsie preach. He returned to the Catholic Church, joined the Word of Life Prayer Community, and began serving people experiencing homelessness and poverty.
He studied at St. John Vianney Seminary and earned a Bachelor of Arts in theology at the University of the West Indies.
Read more about Fr. Anthony
His convention biography describes his ministry as pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church on St. John in the Diocese of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. He also serves as Vicar for Clergy and Diocesan Liaison for Catholic Charismatic Renewal, and as a U.S. Army chaplain.
Known in the Caribbean for his preaching and personal testimony, he has spoken at Catholic conferences and led youth workshops. He has also been invited to preach in Moravian and Methodist churches, reflecting his appreciation for ecumenism.
His motto is: “When God calls you, he enables you.”
Biographies summarized from the organizer-supplied 2026 convention poster. View the complete poster and biographies (PDF) ↗