MCI Publications Charter of Mothers' RightsDeclaration of Faith Above you will find downloadable official publications from the MaterCare International head office in St. John's, Newfoundland. All materials found here are available for reproduction with source credit given to MCI. For additional materials, please contact us. The State

The Polish Association of Teachers of Natural Family Planning and MaterCare – Poland 9th edition of the international scientific symposium from the series "Prevention of reproductive health disorders": DEVELOPMENTAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH – THREATS AND PREVENTION. Date: December 6, 2025 from 10 a.m.00 to 1900. Venue: Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, 5

HOPE: “She Believed in the Promise” Week 1 of Advent “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light.” - Isaiah 9:2 Every mother begins her journey in hope, hope for her child’s future, health, and safety. MaterCare was born from this same hope:

As we approach the solemn yet joyful feast of Feast of All Saints there is a special invitation for mothers and families to reflect on their calling in a new light. The feast honours all the saints, known and unknown, those great and lesser-known witnesses to

MaterCare International This year, MaterCare International marks the thirteenth anniversary of the Charter of Mothers’ Rights, a landmark document that continues to guide our mission to serve mothers, protect life, and uphold the dignity of women across the world. When the Charter was first promulgated

This Sunday, July 27, we will celebrate World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly — a time to pause, remember, and give thanks for the grandparents who shaped our faith and our lives in quiet (or not so quiet) profound ways. This special day is

Maternal health is not just a clinical issue; it’s an international social justice imperative. In today’s fragmented world, showing up is a powerful affirmation: of faith, dignity, and moral courage. Each story shared, each partnership formed at our 2026 Rome Conference, becomes part of a

Why Maternal Health Still Matters MaterCare International In a world advancing in technology, education, and global connectivity, one might assume that maternal health is a solved issue, an achievement of the past. But the truth is starkly different. Every day, approximately 800 women die from

Official Statement: MaterCare International Response to Proposed U.S. IVF Expansion as an “Essential Health Benefit” Official Statement: MaterCare International Response to Proposed U.S. IVF Expansion as an “Essential Health Benefit” May 30, 2025 MaterCare International expresses deep solidarity with the many couples who suffer the

Notes from the Field: Equipping St. Claret Maternity Hospital At MaterCare, one of our core missions is supporting maternal healthcare facilities in underserved regions ensuring that no woman faces pregnancy and childbirth without care, support, and dignity. We’re proud to highlight a recent update from