Pope Leo XIV Is First Missionary to Become Pope in a Long, Long Time
The U.S.-born pope spent about a dozen years as a missionary in Peru and returned there later to serve as a bishop.
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‘Children Helping Children’: Missionary Childhood Association Helps Youth Become Evangelists
At the center of the work is an effort to ensure children are both catechized in the faith and ready to follow the Christian mandate of service to others.
Pope Francis: We Must Acknowledge Our Sins, Ask Forgiveness to Become Missionary Church
Following each of the 10 confessions and testimonies read aloud during the liturgy was a prayerful petition for forgiveness.
Pope Francis: ‘I Continue to Dream of a Completely Missionary Church’
In his message, Pope Francis emphasized that every member of the Church has a shared responsibility to witness to Christ.
Beatification Cause Advances for Missionary Who Saved Seven Children from Drowning
Brother Salado was a consecrated member of the Home at Nazareth, an institute of consecrated life headquartered in Córdoba.
Teresita: The Spanish 10-year-old Who Became a Missionary
During the last weeks of her life, Teresita reminded her mother of Christ on the cross, particularly when she could no longer drink water, and the nurses put gauze soaked in water in her mouth.
Missionary Reports Positive Stories of Holy See Engagement in Middle East
An interview with Msgr. Gabriel Quicke, author of ‘A Spiritual Discovery of Christians in the Middle East’
The Unconventional Mission of ‘Sister Dede’
In an exclusive interview, Sister Deidre Byrne discusses her recent speech at the Republican National Convention, her passion for medicine, missionary work, and how to win this current spiritual battle.
California’s Soon-to-Be Saint Hailed as a Man Ahead of His Time
Msgr. Francis Weber compared the Franciscan missionary to former president of the United States Abraham Lincoln, who, despite being heavily criticized during his life for working to abolish slavery, 'was one of the greatest presidents we’ve ever had.'
