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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Raksmy as tomorrow’s teacher
A Maryknoll lay missioner finds promise in young Cambodian students || [googlefont font=“Cormorant...
Glimmer of Hope in El Paso
Maryknoll sister welcomes migrants at a shelter on the U.S./Mexico border Karla La Torre,...
‘Finding God in all things’
Recently, Jesuit Father James Martin, Orbis book author (Essential Writings and This Our Exile),...
Maryknoll priests and brothers help resettle refugees
Maryknoll priests and brothers donate personal funds to help resettle refugees in New York's...
Madina bridges two worlds
A former refugee from Somalia living in Vermont strives to give back to the country that welcomed...
Son, pray for me
Undocumented immigrants facing deportation find sanctuary at temporary shelters around the...
HIV Ministry is Making a world of difference in Peru
Missioner reflects on changes to his HIV ministry in Peru As soon as Maryknoll Father Joseph...
Healing Afghanistan through peacebuilding
Former Maryknoll missioner works to build peace in Asian land Just before leaving Afghanistan last...
God opened the door to mission in China
Maryknoll sister brings special gifts to people with disabilities in China Maryknoll Sister...
Remembering Miguel d’Escoto
Miguel d’Escoto was not only a priest, a missioner and peacemaker, but also a revolutionary, a...
Father Hammond: Beacon of joy and hope
Priest who helps sick in North Korea receives Knights of Columbus’ highest award Maryknoll Father...
IN MEMORIAM
Please pray for our Maryknoll missioners who died during the past year. Father Donald L. Allen...
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