Editor
Camila Jara Aparicio
Charles Ochero Cornelio
IMCS Pax Romana is the International Movement of Catholic
Students which brings together over 80 diverse national federations, associations, and movements of Catholic university and
tertiary students from six regions. Since 1921, when it was
founded under the name of Pax Romana with the aim of promoting peace and justice at the global level, IMCS has been
helping in the holistic formation of students around the globe.
Translators
Margarita Terra
Volunteers:
Hormisdas Ndagijimana
Ines Goñi Alonso
As a Catholic students' movement, IMCS' main mission is the
evangelization of the student milieu. Students are encouraged
to live their faith by getting involved in society, locally, nationally and internationally.
Since 1949, IMCS has been advocating on behalf of its members as a non-governmental organization (NGO) in consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), the United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI), and United Nations Education Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO). IMCS is also active with regional inter-governmental and international bodies, such as the
International Labor Organization (ILO) and the World Bank to
voice the concerns of youth.
Rosa Ramírez Benavidez
Valentina Carrasco Rosales
IMCS represents Catholic students within the Church as an
international association of the lay Catholic faithful, with a
special relationship to the Pontifical Council for the Laity and
the Secretariat of State of the Holy See.
English Version Editor
Inspired by Jesus' teachings and the Gospel values, IMCS encourages students to live a Spirituali