Go Forth
Love Is Manifested In Life-Giving Relationships – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, November 3, 2024
Love God, yourself and your neighbor with your whole heart, soul, mind and strength.
Mother Christina Murray – Sisters of St. Joseph the Worker in Kentucky
Mother Christina Murray shares how her community witnesses God’s love to children and the elderly in Kentucky.
Tim Streiff – Catholic Rural Life
Tim shares how this organization supports the thousands of Catholics in rural areas and the priests who serve them.
Too Many Cooks, Too Few Servers – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, October 20, 2024
The toughest work in a parish soup kitchen is keeping it all together by living Jesus’ teachings and example.
Kevin Foy – U.S. Catholic Mission Association
Our new executive director Kevin Foy shares his missionary experiences in Guatemala and Haiti as well as the vision of USCMA as a community of missionaries.
Father Benjamin Chinnapan – Dalit Solidarity
When he came to the United States, Father Benjamin Chinnapan transformed his hospital chaplaincy work into an opportunity to raise funds and awareness for Dalit people in India who suffer from generations of discrimination and poverty.
Ann Koshute – Springs in the Desert – Ministry with Infertile Couples
Ann Koshute shares how she and a friend founded a ministry to share God’s love with couples struggling with infertility and miscarriage. Springs in the Desert is a community built on faith in Christ and His good plan of fruitfulness for each one of us.
Partners in God’s Plan – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, September 29, 2024
Far from considering his followers as above contemporary movements, Jesus points out our potential allies and partners in society, people of good will who share with us a passion for the poor and vulnerable, recognize our faith community’s contributions, and may even give us a glass of water, with time to chat, along our common way.
The Poor: Gospel Perspectives and Challenges – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, November 10, 2024
What does the story of the widow’s mite teach us about poverty?