Missionaries of the Poor

[3] Their headquarters is in Kingston, Jamaica, where they maintain seven mission homes for destitute persons, including abandoned sick, disabled, or dying men, women, infants, and children.

They also operate in India (Andhra Pradesh and Orissa), the Philippines (Naga City and Cebu and Manila), Haiti (Cap-Haïtien and Port-au-Prince), Uganda (Kampala), Kenya (Nairobi), (Indonesia), (East Timor), and the United States (Monroe, North Carolina).

[3] One of the most striking characteristics of the life and works of MOP is the award-winning Caribbean-style Christian music that they produce.

More than just giving aid with food, clothing and shelter, the Missionaries of the Poor are dedicated to building up the Church and spreading the Faith.

Ho Lung stepped down as leader of MOP in 2014, with Brother Augusto Silot succeeding him.