Militia of the Immaculata National Elective Assembly
National Elective Assembly
You are invited to the National Elective Assembly in Ave Maria, Florida on August 7th, 2026 to August 9th, 2026.
The National Elective Assembly is called for by the MI General Statutes, and it is an exciting opportunity for MI members to become more engaged in the mission of the MI and help in our goal, “to win the entire world for the Immaculate Heart of Mary and through her to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus,” a total consecration to Jesus through Mary.
National Elections
Part of the agenda of the National Elective Assembly is to elect members to various roles in the Militia of the Immaculata. All members in good standing are invited to vote. If, after prayerful consideration, you would like to “throw your hat in the ring” so to speak, you can register as a candidate.
Voting
This is a significant event for the MI in the United States, and your active participation is extremely important. Please prayerfully consider attending. We all understand and appreciate that participation in person is preferred but not always possible. If you are unable to attend in person, please be aware you may vote via an on-line software program. Please register with our U.S. National Center. You will need to provide your name phone number and email. You must be willing to receive an email and text with voting guidance and information. On voting day, you receive a notice with the link to the voting site and a code to enter to be able to vote. You will be able to vote via your phone (iPhone or Android) or computer.
You must register by May 29, 2026 to be eligible to vote. Please email your voter registration to MINational@MissionImmaculata.com and include your name, email and phone number.
Candidacy
Please prayerfully consider if you might be called and willing to serve Our Lady and her MI Movement for the next four years in this capacity.
If you desire to be part of the MI Council, please send a brief biography, not to exceed a half page, to the National Center MINational@MissionImmaculata.com. Please include relevant information about yourself, such as your longevity and apostolic experience in the MI, your educational background, your work and volunteer experiences and the skills you think you could contribute. Include a picture of yourself, a letter of good standing from your priest, and if possible, the endorsement of other MI members who know you personally. Your resume and photo will be distributed online to MI members, giving them some basic information about who you are and why you should be considered to represent them as the governing body of the MI. This information must be received by April 30, 2026. Late submissions will not be accepted.