IMPORTANT DATES
1990
The school starts in Camparmò (Italy) with the Philip Course, created by Fr. Ricardo Arganaraz. This course is reproduced in the whole world.
1991
Courses Moses and Paul in Camparmò, presented to the participants of 5 nations.
1992
The school of Fr. E. Tardiff in S. Domingo. First courses in Ecuador, Cuba, Spain, and Poland.
1993
First Summer Courses at the International School of Evangelization of the Koinonia John the Baptist in Rome, with the simultaneous translation in 5 languages. Private audience with Pope John Paul II. First courses in Germany, Chile, Peru, Check Republic and Latvia.
1994
Birth of the project KEKAKO, thanks to Fr. Ricardo Arganaraz in collaboration with F. E. Tardif and J.P. Flores during the Summer School. First courses in Slovakia.
1995
Summer School of the International School of Evangelization takes place in Rome with the participation of representatives of 32 nations. 10 new schools are opened. First courses take place in Holland, Albania and Byelorussia.
1996
National schools in Poland, Slovakia, Check Republic are in full operations. First courses in England, France, Lithuania, Hungary and Ireland
1997
First courses take place in Rumania, Pakistan.
1998
Courses take place in Belgium, Ukraine, Brasil and Switzerland.
1999
First course in Japan The Kerigmatic School of Evangelization brings about the beginning of the Ministerial School
2001
First courses take place India.
2003
The beginning of the permanent school of formation of the leaders starts. (9 months). First courses take place in USA, San Marino, Montecarlo.
2004
The school of evangelization is established in Zimbabwe.
2005
The Kerigmatic Program of formation is put into practice for all the members of Koinonia. The manuals are prepared.
2006
Multiplications of the courses and of the schools of evangelization in India, Usa, Africa and Mexico.
2007
Formation of 27 people who will form others from Europe, Asia, and America takes place at the Permanent School. The work of evangelization in 35 nations has brought numerous fruits as: new people who are able to evangelize, to form others, new schools, communities, vocations and houses of prayer.
