Ireland:
- Belcamp College
- Dublin Parishes of Bluebell, Inchicore (2) and Darndale.
- Oblates involved in Retreat Work, Cuan Mhuire Chaplaincy Athy, Partners in Faith Programme and Hospital Chaplaincy training.
Scotland:
- Edinburgh Parishes of Leith and Wester Hailes
- Prison Chaplain
England:
- Leeds
- Liverpool
- Rock Ferry
- Crewe - Parish and Oblate Retreat Centre
- Birmingham - 3 Parishes; Mission to Secularity; Zacceuss Education project
- London - 3 Parishes: 2 in Kilburn and Tower Hill
- Southampton Parish and University Chaplaincy
- Coleford
- Cinderford
- Christchurch
Wales:
- Colwyn Bay parish
- Mercy Nursing Home chaplaincy
- Blaenau Ffestiniog parish
- and all Catholic Parishes on Anglesey: Holyhead, Amlwch and Beaumaris
There are also two directors of the Missionary Association of Mary Immaculate, one in Dublin and the other in London, who are helped by other Oblates
There is an Oblate named as the Co-ordinator of Vocations ministry who is helped and supported by the Vocations Committee which consists of Oblates, a Holy Family Sister and lay people from our ministries.
An Oblate from the Anglo-Irish Province is a member of the Oblate international community in Lourdes, and another member is the Chaplain to the Irish Chaplaincy in Australia.
The named mission of the Anglo-Irish Province today is Brazil and has been since the mid 60's. However other men from the Province can be found working in the Philippines, Australia, Canada, U.S.A. and South Africa.
Oblate Mission Statement of the Anglo-Irish Province
We are called to be disciples of Jesus,
inspired by the vision of Eugene de Mazenod,
who choose to live and work in communities
sharing life, faith and prayer,
and in solidarity with those who are poor
and most abandoned in our world.
We commit ourselves to building a new society in the light of Gospel values - a way of being where justice, peace, love, forgiveness and hope are commonplace.
As missionaries, we endeavour to communicate and embody the Gospel of Jesus
in an increasingly diverse and secular world.
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