Collaborators are companions in the journey of faith, contributing in various ways to the life of the society.

Collaborators are seen as co- workers in the vineyard, each offering their gifts for the common mission, with one being primus inter pares (first among equals) — echoing the early Christian communities.

The term collaborator emphasizes solidarity, participation, and the dignity of lay vocation. Everyone — from youth to leaders — shares in the task of evangelization and service, inspired by the Beatitudes.

Being a collaborator highlights that membership is not passive, but active. It reminds each one that they are co-responsible for the mission to “bring Pier Giorgio to others and bring others to Christ.””

Like Pier Giorgio, who blended joy, humility, and heroic charity without ever seeking recognition, collaborators are encouraged to work “behind the scenes,” motivated not by titles but by love.