Guadalajara (Fides Service) - In Guadalajara a small community of Camillian Fathers, ministers of the sick, is using the internet to make known the joy of ministering to the infirm and spreading God's love. Three Italian priests who came to Mexico in 2001, recently opened a web site www.camilos.org.mx to make known the work of the Camillian institute, promote courses in pastoral care of the sick, which the Fathers are already providing, and also to encourage vocations. Recently Father Davide Negrini, one of the three, was invited by a local Catholic radio station run by the Franciscans to speak about his work of ministering to the sick. Not long afterwards, to his surprise Fr Davide received a telephone call from a young man who had heard the programme and was interested in taking part in a vocation meeting. Since October Fr Negrini has been holding regular weekly vocation-promotion meetings in different parishes. He tells groups of young people about his work and distributes leaflets and other information. Four young men have already asked to know more about the life of the Camillian Order and how to join. The Camillian Fathers were founded in Italy in 1582. Today there are 2000 FC members working in 10 countries: Italy, Ireland, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Benin, Burkina Faso, Australia, United States, eleven with Mexico. (Fides Service 29/11/2002)