Americas
Cardinal Tagle Calls For “Missionary Conversion” As He Closes The Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Tagle Calls For “Missionary Conversion” As He Closes The Eucharistic Congress The 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis concluded with a stirring celebration of Mass led by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, the papal envoy and pro-prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelization. The 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis concluded with a stirring Mass led by Cardinal […]
Rekindling Faith in the Amazon: A Mission with a Global Heartbeat
Rekindling Faith in the Amazon: A Mission with a Global Heartbeat One such beacon is a mission team from Argentina currently serving in the Peruvian Amazon. Supported by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith and the Missionary Childhood Association, this team, including lay missionary Flavia Cuadro, is working diligently to serve the indigenous […]
Red synonymous with Love & the Fire of Faith
Red is synonymous with Love & the Fire of Faith that brought Missionary, Father Ardrade to the slums of Vila de Alianca, where he serves his parish community.
Extraordinary Year of Mission in Full Swing
The Extraordinary Year of Mission is in full swing in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, now through October, 2019.
MCP – Help to Support Missionaries
ABOUT the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s MISSIONARY COOPERATION PLAN Each year, Missionary Cooperation Plan [MCP] Appeals introduce the faithful of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia to a Catholic Missionary, that may be working in the local Archdiocese of Philadelphia area or, but has a ministry in one of the Mission Dioceses world-wide. There are 1,111 Mission Dioceses […]
Imagine: Your Hands can make a Difference
Imagine your hands helping Sister Anna of the Missionary Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. She arrived in the rural village of El Factor in the Dominican Republic and found it to be blessed with beautiful weather and warm, welcoming people. She also discovered that the village had no educational system for the youngest children. Parents were very busy, farming the land to grow what they ate or selling used goods that they scavenged to buy luxuries like cooling oil or salt. This left young children roaming the streets of the village, unattended.