In this moving poem, Maryknoll Lay Missioner Rick Dixon follows one migrant’s trail to its tragic end, a grave marker in a potter’s field.
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Francis X. Ford: Servant of God
Church studies sainthood cause for Maryknoll’sfirst seminarian and pioneer missioner to China...
Walking with the Homeless
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Building Homes in Panama
A Maryknoll sister helps families go from shaky shacks to solid houses Before the crack of dawn,...
Building Community with Homeless in El Salvador
Maryknoll lay missioner’s Catholic Worker house helps Salvadoran homeless put lives back together...
They Are Not Alone
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Young, Homeless and Trafficked
WEB-ONLY FEATURE: For homeless children and youth, streets are a dangerous abode Queen’s...
Volleyball Values
WEB-ONLY FEATURE: In a remote Andean town, a Maryknoll lay missioner helps his indigenous students...
Kindling Faith with Immigrants in Japan
A Maryknoll priest in multicultural parishes accompanies immigrants in Japan as both pastor and...
Maryknoll Sisters, Affiliates become Prayer Partners
Maryknoll sisters and Maryknoll affiliates join in a spiritual ministry as prayer partners for the...
New Start for Girls in the Heart of Bolivia
Shelter in Cochabamba empowers girls and adolescents who were victims of abuse || [googlefont...
Young shepherds in Bolivia live the Christmas story
Young shepherds in Bolivia teach the message of Christmas and the meaning of mission ||...
Called to Fullness of Life
Maryknoll lay missioner’s ministry in Tanzania empowers people living with HIV/AIDS || [googlefont...
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