A Maryknoll Lay Missioner reflects on Jesus’ commandment about loving our neighbors in the same way God loves us.
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International Rosary Held in Rome to Mark the 100th World Mission Sunday
Church leaders call on Catholics to embrace and support mission, through organizations such as Maryknoll, with prayer, generosity and sharing the Gospel.
Trump Administration Extends Deportation Protections for People from Ukraine and Sudan
U.S. Catholic bishops urge the administration to consider the dangers migrants face in their home countries when making TPS decisions.
Holy Land Church Leaders Condemn Settler Violence in the West Bank
Masked Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian civilians and European diplomats in the West Bank, prompting Church leaders to call for an end to the violence.
A Century of Church Growth in the Mission Territories
During the past 100 years, the number of Catholics in the Global South has skyrocketed from 10 million to 347 million.
Pope Leo: World Mission Sunday Has ‘Borne Fruit in My Own Life’
As World Mission Sunday marks 100 years, Pope Leo XIV urges Catholics to support the Church’s missionary work worldwide.
God’s Priceless Creation: A Maryknoll Reflection
A former Maryknoll lay missioner who lives in Brazil reflects on the Sunday Mass readings and the inherent worth of creation.
Prayers, Well-Wishes Pour In for Pope Leo XIV
World leaders share encouraging messages after the pope’s lung cancer diagnosis, while Church leaders reflect on faith and suffering.
Immigrant Crosses Memorialize ICE Deaths
A traveling exhibit of more than 100 crosses is launched from Chicago to commemorate people who died during enforcement operations or while in custody.
Rohingya Refugees Are Subject to Abuse, Human Rights Group Says
Citing risk, international advocates urge Malaysia to halt deportations of Rohingya and other Myanmar nationals.
Not Losing Heart: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Father Michael Snyder, who served in Tanzania, reflects on the Sunday Mass readings, which promise that God will never abandon us.
Church Leaders in Ethiopia Echo Papal Peace Call as War Returns to Tigray
The escalation of war in Ethiopia leads Catholic bishops to join Pope Leo XIV in his call for dialogue and peace.
Ahead of Papal Visit, Archbishop Warns of a ‘Wounded Argentina’
At the end of the annual archdiocesan pilgrimage, Buenos Aires’s archbishop called for unity amid the country’s struggles with poverty, political division and social strain.
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