We dedicate this issue of Maryknoll to our beloved Pope Francis, whose passing happened while we were on deadline for our print edition.
From The Editor
From the Editor: Spirit of Hope
Hope and opening doors are the dominant themes of our Spring 2025 issue, with various examples of Maryknoll missioners manifesting hope.
From the Editor: Jubilee of Hope
In our Winter 2025 issue of Maryknoll we are starting coverage of the Jubilee 2025 year under the theme of “Pilgrims of Hope.”
From the Editor: Sent to Heal
In our Fall 2024 issue of Maryknoll, we feature the ordination of Maryknoll’s newest priests and focus on stories of healing and caregiving.
From the Editor: Going Forth in Mission
In our Summer 2024 issue of Maryknoll, we explore the theme of Going Forth, which as a mission movement, that is exactly what Maryknoll does.
From the Editor: Daring To Dream
With our Spring 2024 issue, we mull over our dreams of hopes and longings, among them that of peace in our troubled world.
From the Editor: Life’s Purpose
With this, our Winter2024 issue of Maryknoll magazine, we reflect that spirit of the holiday season, of Advent and Christmas.
From the Editor: Migrant Martyrs
The Maryknoll missioner fittingly known as “Father Joy” serves a multitude of mostly Filipino migrants in Taiwan.
Seeking Peace with Justice
In this issue of Maryknoll we see how Maryknollers missioners around the world strive to cultivate peace while working for justice.
From the Editor: Taking Risks for Faith
Missioners take risks for faith — like the catechist on the cover of this issue, or the Maryknollers who embarked to Korea 100 years ago.
From the Editor: Peace and Christmas
We hear much about peace this time of year. It echoes in Christmas carols and in the Scripture readings of our Christmas liturgy.
From the Editor: From Mission, to Mission
he cover line of this issue of Maryknoll says it all: From mission, to...
From the Editor: Responding to Refugees
As we respond to Afghan and Ukrainian refugees, the Gospel calls us to recognize the similar needs of refugees clamoring at our own borders.
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