Go Forth…
Go Forth... provides tools to connect with God's mission for you and your ministry. We offer commentary, podcasts, and community to support and form missionary disciples throughout the Church. Our goal is to animate the universal call to mission through the Sunday readings.
Amplify Your Mission with Go Forth...
Go Forth... aims to amplify our universal call to mission by exploring the weekly scriptures in two ways:
- Commentary on the Sunday readings from a missionary perspective - arriving in your email box on Tuesdays to help you prepare reflections, lessons, or homilies
- Podcasts featuring interviews with missionaries in the field, both in the U.S. and abroad, who share their lived reality and experience of the word of God
Our goal is to provide resources that help you amplify the Gospel message and strengthen the missionary church.
Contact Dr. Ben Ou-Yang at benouyang@uscatholicmission.org to learn more and get involved!
Sunday Readings from a Missionary Perspective
Authentic and Humble Prayer – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, October 26
Authentic and Humble Prayer In today’s Gospel we hear Jesus’ parable about the Pharisee and the Publican tax collector; both went up to the temple to pray. Pharisees belonged to a Jewish sect that rigidly…
God is Present – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, October 19
God is Present There’s a sort of divine irony in Pope Francis selecting the theme of “hope” for this Jubilee Year, when, for many, hope itself seems further away than ever. As Pope Leo XIV…
Authentic Compassionate Service – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, October 12
Authentic Compassionate Service An obvious parallel exists between today’s first reading and the Gospel: the curing of victims of leprosy. Naaman the Syrian is mentioned by name in today’s first reading which gives the story…
Generator or triple A Battery? – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, October 5
Generator or Triple A Battery? Faith, hope and love: the three greatest virtues. We can see glimpses of these three virtues in this Sunday’s readings, but clearly the virtue of faith is most predominant. The…
Compassion: The Heart of Mission – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, September 28
Compassion: The Heart of Mission Our faith reflection on scripture is often rooted in our personal experiences; this fact proves true again and again. Permit me to begin with a poignant story from my mission…
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Every Tuesday, we send new commentaries on the upcoming Sunday readings from a missionary perspective AND a link to our latest podcast episode featuring a missionary giving witness and reflecting on the readings.
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Podcast Show Notes
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.
Father Cornelius Ejiogu with the Josephites
Father Cornelius, current pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Washington DC, shares his incredible journey coming from Nigeria to the US. He explains the value and importance of the Josephites, who are dedicated to serving our African American communities.
Sister Elizabeth Close – Order of the Incarnate Word and the Blessed Sacrament
Sister Elizabeth Close shares her journey from Ireland to Texas to Kenya and the charism of her congregation, which is currently celebrating its 400th Jubilee Year.
Sister Teresa Paul – Of Healthcare
Sister Teresa Paul shares the importance of Catholic health care and how it creates a positive difference for so many people, especially in the rural areas her community’s network serves.
Minette Sternke – National Catholic Office for the Deaf – USA
Minette shares about her experiences supporting people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Fr. Chris Arockiaraj, PSS, of India
Rev. Fr. Chris Arockiaraj, shares about the growing Catholic Church and missionary opportunities in his home country of India as well as helpful discernment and preparation processes.
Sarah Granger – Family Missions Company
Sarah shares about her family’s life as missionaries and how it led her parents to found Family Missions Company to prepare Catholic missionaries, both families and single adults.
Sarah Hart – Musicianary
This week’s episode features Grammy-nominated and award-winning songwriter/composer Sarah Hart, who shares about her music and her missionary work in parishes around the United States and the world.
Nikki Biese – Biking for Babies – USA
Discover how Nikki’s faith grew and she answered God’s call to lead this amazing organization that forms missionary disciples as it raises money to support pregnant women.
Father Peter Latouf – Missionary in Hong Kong and Taiwan
This week, Father Peter Latouf shares his missionary experiences in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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The Journey In Love Continues – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, November 2
Readings for All Souls' Day
Wisdom 3: 1-9 Psalm: 23: 3-6 Romans 5: 5-11 John 6: 37-40
The Journey In Love Continues I would like to begin this reflection with some specific information about All Souls’ Day according to our Catholic faith, so let us begin with the following:“Every year on November…