Peru Mission Trip

Men on a Mission

Our world needs men who can pray, men who can work, men who can serve; Catholic men, whose hearts are strong to give selflessly in humility and charity.

Ready to Set Out on Mission?

Receive Joyfully. Give Generously

Want to know the secret to experiencing lasting joy, and not just fleeting moments of "happiness" or pleasure that all too often is the case for young men today? Then join other college-aged men (17-24) on mission in Peru, led by priests and seminarians of the FSSP. You will draw from the deep well of God’s love and meet real needs of those around you. You will pray and work, serve and grow. In receiving God's love in the midst of your own poverty, you will discover lasting joy comes while sharing that love with others.

Peru Mission Trip: August 7 - 21, 2026

Located at Santisimo Sacramento Parish, Piura, Peru

Cost: $1500.00

Application Deadline: May 8th

Bosco Ministries

On this Mission men will

Fortify
their faith with the daily Traditional Latin Mass (Extraordinary Form), discussions, talk and testimonies from FSSP Priests and Seminarians.
Work
to meet physical needs through manual labor and works of charity.
Assist
the clergy with the distribution of Holy Communion and Anointing of the Sick to the suffering and homebound.
Distribute
food and clothing to the many sick, hungry, and homeless.
Engage
in the beauty of creation with a day of recollection and prayer.
Discover
that lasting joy comes from receiving freely and freely giving.
Bosco Ministries

Part Retreat. Part Mission. Total Joy.

Bosco Ministries is dedicated to forming men through faith-based service and leadership. We believe that to be Catholic is to be truly joyful. And, receiving our identity as beloved sons of God, we become empowered to share Christ’s love with others.

Our mission trips are led by clergy of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP). Their principal goal on the mission trip is to serve the missionaries by providing spiritual formation, pastoral care, and leadership. This starts with a full day of retreat immersed in beauty along the Pacific Coast, led by the trip Chaplain in prayer and recollection. The formation and pastoral care continues through daily prayer, Mass, talks, and availability for Confession.

Then with these men, they will work to serve others with Charity- sharing the love they have received. As a college-aged missionary, you’ll work hard, show mercy, rest in prayer, be formed spiritually, and live out our Lord’s command to love others as He has loved us. Having received freely, you will freely give.

With only 30 spots available, don’t miss this challenge to grow in character and make a real difference in the lives of men, women, and children in need!

The Details

Registration Process

Give feet to your faith and make a real difference to people in need. Here’s how to get started:

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Step 1: Complete the application

Begin the journey by filling out our online application form. This gives us information about you and starts the process.


Mark your calendar for August 7th-21st, 2026

Santisimo Sacramento Parish Mission Center, Piura, Peru


Space is limited to 30 missionaries. Apply today!


*All applications must be received by May 1st.
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Step 2: Submit the Registration Fee

Once we have reviewed your application, if you are accepted you will receive an email with a link for an initial deposit. We will start notifying applicants in March on whether or not they have been accepted.

Secure your spot on the team with a 20% deposit. The deposit must be received within 72 hours of acceptance to secure your place on the team.

Participants can self-pay the remainder of the cost or fundraise through our online fundraising tool that will be provided to all accepted applicants. Many of our missionaries are able to fundraise the entire cost of their trip.


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Step 3: Confirmation and Preparation

Once we receive your application and deposit, you’ll get a confirmation email detailing what to pack, arrival and departure times, and other important details to prepare for the trip.


*All missionaries must bring a watch

Common Questions and Concerns