Bishop Alfred Rotich publishes an open letter decrying the ecological harm being inflicted on communities, water resources and biodiversity.
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The Transfiguration: A Maryknoll Reflection
A Maryknoll priest reflects on the Transfiguration of the Lord in Sunday’s Gospel in light of his lifetime of service in mission.
Korea’s Catholic Farmers Battle Climate Crisis
Catholic Farmers Association in South Korea confronts climate change and reverses rural decline while promoting sustainable agriculture.
Church in Spain Grapples With Influx of Migrants
The Diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta responds to urgent humanitarian needs after 60,000 people rushed land and sea borders, causing 72 fatalities.
Small Disciples, Great Faith: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Lay Missioner Rick Dixon, who serves in El Salvador, reflects on how young children experience God’s presence through silent prayer.
Nun at Risk of Third-Country Removal by ICE
Sister Leticia Ugboaja’s attorney says the Nigerian religious, who was detained and released last month, still faces possible deportation.
Miami Archbishop Calls for ‘Compassionate’ Protections for Haitians
As some 353,000 Haitians lose temporary protective status, Archbishop Thomas Wenski warns that their home country remains unsafe for return.
UN Demands Answers from Nicaragua Regime About Missing Bishop
Bishop Abelardo Mata has been missing for nearly a month, while the Ortega government announces it is suspending elections.
The Anthropology of ‘Magnifica Humanitas’
Pope Leo’s encyclical on artificial intelligence is anchored in historical Catholic social teaching, writes Maryknoll Father John Sivalon.
God in All Things: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Sister Esperanza Principio writes from the U.S.-Mexico border about God’s priorities and the Feast of Saints Anne and Joachim.
State Department Provides Funding for Humanitarian Aid for Cuba
The $60 million award will be used by Catholic Relief Services and Caritas Cuba to cover food costs and basic needs for 200,000 households.
Pope Leo Warns Against Thinking of God in Terms of Power, Domination and Triumph
Pope Leo says Christians should embrace humility and selfless service, trusting that small acts of faith can quietly transform the world.
Catholics Express Solidarity Following Two Deaths Involving ICE Agents
The deaths of a Colombian man in Maine and a Mexican man in Texas have reignited the debate over the use of force in ICE operations.
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