Annual Native American Mass in Oklahoma City blends Catholic liturgy with Indigenous languages and traditions.
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Ecological Spirituality: A Maryknoll Lenten Reflection
The Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns shares a reflection from its Lenten Reflection series inspired by Laudato Si’.
Church Leaders Reflect on Ukraine War Anniversary
As Friday marks the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Catholic leaders discuss the Church’s response to the crisis.
Pope’s Message on Ash Wednesday: Rely on the Holy Spirit
On Ash Wednesday, Pope Francis continued his teaching on evangelization and mission, noting that divisions are overcome by the Holy Spirit.
Opium Farming Flourishes under Myanmar’s Junta
The tiny country of Myanmar has become the world’s second most prolific purveyor of opium, according to a U.N. report.
Called to Holiness: A Maryknoll Reflection
A returned lay missioner recalls experiences in Tanzania as he reflects on this Sunday’s Mass readings calling listeners to holiness.
Shrine to Blessed Stanley Rother To Be Dedicated
The shrine to a priest killed in Guatemala, the first U.S.-born martyr formally recognized by the Church, will be dedicated Feb. 17.
Catholics Send Aid to Syria and Turkey after Deadly Earthquake
Catholic charity organizations mobilize millions in relief aid for Syria and Turkey after an earthquake that killed more than 40,000 people.
Over 100 Priests, Religious Persecuted in 2022, Says Report
A report referring to global data from a papal foundation compiles names of more than 100 priests and sisters kidnapped or killed last year.
Nicaraguan Regime Sentences Bishop Álvarez to 26 Years in Prison
Bishop Rolando Álvarez was sentenced to prison in Nicaragua after defying President Daniel Ortega by refusing to go into exile.
An Unforgettable Experience with Pope Francis and the IDPs
A Maryknoll priest in South Sudan accompanies those displaced by war to meet with the visiting pontiff.
‘Yes’ Means ‘Yes:’ A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Sister Dee Smith reflects on Jesus’s words, “Let your ‘yes’ mean ‘yes,'” in the context of her service in Guatemala.
Brazilian Church Provides Aid to Yanomami, Warns of “Genocide”
The Yanomami people of Brazil face life-threatening levels of starvation and disease, say Church leaders carrying out relief efforts.
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