A Maryknoll lay missioner in El Salvador reflects on how discipleship calls us to align our expectations with God’s will.
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Hundreds Dead and Missing in Nepal’s Catastrophic Mudslides
With 1,300 people still missing, the Catholic Church joins relief efforts as local communities face the aftermath of deadly floods.
Ebola Crisis Intensifies in Democratic Republic of Congo
Catholic relief agencies responding to the outbreak offer health education and medical care, attempting to contain the virus.
270 Faith Leaders: Extend Temporary Protected Status for Salvadorans
Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns signed onto a letter urging migratory status for 170,000 Salvadorans who will soon face deportation.
Catholic Culture of Love Urgently Needed in Today’s World, Pope Says
During his apostolic visits to San Marino and Rimini, Pope Leo XIV voiced prophetic statements about Christian witness in these times.
“Who Do You Say That I Am?”: A Maryknoll Reflection
Echoing Jesus’ question in the Sunday Gospel, Maryknoll Sister Janet Hockman recognizes Christ’s presence in a young migrant held in detention.
New Report Claims 94% of Cubans Live in Extreme Poverty
A study reveals that Cubans face a dire daily reality: food shortages, a lack of medicine, poverty, and failing public services.
Indian Catholics Released After 104 Days in Jail Under Anti-Conversion Law
Concerns over India’s anti-conversion laws raised anew after 10 Catholics spent 104 days in jail before being granted bail.
Pope Calls for Two-State Solution and End to West Bank Violence
As settlers attack Taybeh, the West Bank’s last all-Christian town, Church leaders reaffirm support for Palestinian civilians.
Humility and Perseverance: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Brother Wayne Fitzpatrick reflects on the steadfast faith that leads to healing in Jesus’ encounter with the Canaanite woman.
Christians Persecuted in India’s Growing Religious Nationalism
In the state of Bihar, Hindu nationalists threaten 42 Christian families as hostility rises against religious minorities.
Pope Leo Offers Prayers, Condolences After Colombia Quake
The 7.4-magnitude earthquake killed more than 250 people and injured hundreds, devastating entire communities.
Two Franciscans Martyred in Peru 35 Years Ago Stayed When the People Needed Them
Two Franciscans murdered in Peru by Sendero Luminoso three decades ago are a testament to pastoral witness.
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