Jesus Christ asks each of his followers, “Who do you say that I am?” writes Maryknoll Father Joseph Veneroso.
Spirit of Mission
The wisdom of women
Just before starting Mass for the solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (a.k.a. New Year’s Day), I gave...
Spirit of Mission: Jesus abandoned
Abandonment was the most unbearable pain Jesus felt while hanging on the cross Every year when...
Recognizing Living Saints Among Us
Priest reflects on how living saints inspire us to be saints and angels for one another || By...
How I Became a Missionary Disciple
Priest reflects on how God was forming him for a life of missionary discipleship I first...
Spirit of Mission: A Woman’s Place
Priest reflects on Jesus visiting the home of his good friends, Mary and Martha, in Bethany ||...
Led by the Spirit?
Priest reflects on how to see the Holy Spirit at work Faced with life-changing decisions,...
We belong to God—and one another
Even when we feel far from God, God never leaves us When inviting people to come to church,...
Faith in time of turmoil
God is with us in our dangers, dilemmas and crises Unrelenting wave upon wave of sex scandals,...
Spirit of Mission: The Greatest Story Ever Lived
Christmas calls us to celebrate God at work in everyday events of human life A young woman, Mary,...
Spirit of Mission: With Jesus and Mary in this valley of tears
Sorrowing Catholics have two models to inspire them: Jesus suffering on the cross and Mary...
Spirit of Mission: Holy doubt
Holy people like Mother Teresa continued serving despite their doubts || By Joseph R. Veneroso,...
Spirit of Mission: Peter and Paul
Peter and Paul let discipleship outshine differences for the good of the Church What do we...
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