About Us!
Our Aim!
Our Vision!
Our Objectives
It is the responsibility of the Bishops of the different territories to promote within the Caribbean both Christ Himself and the redemption He brings to its people.
- Utilize the Word of God to animate all pastoral life of the AEC region
- To recognize the Eucharist as communion
- The evangelization of the family and structures; using the model of Integral Human Development as a paradigm
‘Gone too far’ – Archbishop calls out mas band’s sex toy stunt
Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon has condemned a promotional stunt by the band Tribe, calling it inappropriate and a threat to young people during Carnival celebrations. “If what I’m seeing on social media is right, Tribe wants to hand out an adult female sex toy to the bags of all the females buying their costume. #Tribegonetoofar,”…
Artificial Intelligence & The Future of Learning in Saint Lucia
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Parishioners assaulted, bishop comments
GUADELOUPE Bishop Philippe Guiougou of Basse-Terre and Pointe-à-Pitre expressed his deep indignation following the violent assault of two parishioners in a church courtyard. In a December 14, 2025, statement, Bishop Philippe said this sadly confirms how “violence, in all its forms, is a wound tearing at our social fabric and filling our hearts with fear…
Pastoral Statement on Recent Events in Venezuela and the Caribbean
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Archbishop Charles: Traumatised youth has become ‘a national emergency’
Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon today called for urgent national action to protect children from what he described as a “silent national emergency,” as Church leaders, psychologists and educators warned that suicide, self-harm and trauma among young people in Trinidad and Tobago have reached crisis levels. Speaking at a media conference titled ‘The Urgency of Now:…
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Virtual – 10th January – 26th March, 2026

Rome, Italy – 4th – 10th May, 2026

Rome, Italy – April 27 – May 3, 2026
How we work
1.
The Executive
The Executive Board of the Conference meet on a monthly basis to address major issues concerning the Region. The Executive is made up of Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon (President), Bishop John Persaud (Vice President), Bishop Robert Llanos (Treasurer)
2.
Commissions
The Antilles Episcopal Conference will carry out its mandate through several Commissions. Each Commission will be chaired by a Bishop who is duly elected at an APM. Other members of the Commission will be chosen from bishops, priests, religious sisters, and lay persons with expertise in the particular area of responsibility of the Commission.
3.
Episcopal Liaison Offices
These organizations which receive a Bishop, who has been duly elected at an Annual Plenary Meeting, for the purposes of maintaining close collaboration between the organization and the AEC as well as for assisting the organization to achieve its goals.
4.
The Secretariat
The office of the Secretariat will provide official notices and other timely communications, both with members and other ecclesiastical individuals and agencies.
The President
Vice President
Treasurer
General Secretary
Vice President

Treasurer

General Secretary
Statements and Pastoral Letters
A Call for a Caribbean Day of Prayer for Peace
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Letter to the People of God in the Antilles on the Closing of Jubilee 2025
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Pastoral Letter from Bishop John Persaud After Hurricane Melissa
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The Bishops of the AEC express deep concern over the military build-up in the Southern Caribbean
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In the Eye of the Hurricane: Living the Rhythm of Natural Disasters in the Caribbean with Faith, Solidarity, and Hope.
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Bishop Francis Alleyne – Pastoral Letter – Receiving Communion
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True Freedom Development in the Caribbean
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To Build a Common Destiny to Foster Growth
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AEC Statement on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal
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Statement on Crime and Violence from the Bishops of the Antilles Episcopal Conference
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Building Community Inclusivity and Dialogue – Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon
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Gratitude – A Pastoral Letter by Archbishop Robert Rivas
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A Time for Unity, Fidelity and Gratitude – Pastoral Letter by Archbishop Robert Rivas
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A message of solidarity with our neighbours of the USA from the Bishop Gabriel Malzaire
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The Catholic Bishops of the British Caribbean
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Joint Pastoral Letter of the Bishops of the Antilles Episcopal Conference on the Devotion to the Sacred Heart
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The Archbishop of Port of Spain and the Right Reverend Bishops and Ordinaries of Roseau, Jamaica, British Guiana and British Honduras to the Clergy and Laity of the British Caribbean area
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Caring for the Earth – Our Responsibility
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Catholic Education
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Antilles Episcopal Conference
We are an assembly of bishops uniting in prayerful discernment and exercising together certain pastoral services for the benefit of the Christian faithful in their territories!





















































