Our commitment to anti-racism and the ‘Beloved Community’
A Maryknoll Lay Missioners statement
Choosing fertile ground for hope
Peg Vámosy reflects on how this pandemic offers us the opportunity for a fresh start on healing our broken relationship with all God’s creation.
Salim’s family and the struggle for survival
For poor but resilient families in Mombasa, Kenya, finding enough food to make it through the pandemic presents an enormous challenge.
Following Jesus means being ‘all in’
Father Bill Vos reflects on ‘laying down one’s life’ for others in global mission
Learning from the masters of resilience
How does the human spirit remain hopeful when suffering seems to have no end?
Turning walls into bridges
Today’s Maryknoll presence at the U.S.-Mexico border continues the legacy of hope built by a previous team that worked there from 1995 until 2009.
Millennials in mission
Five Maryknollers reflect on what it’s like to be a young adult lay missioner
The sitch on the stitch
Maryknollers in Haiti sew protective face masks for their community.
Love in the time of quarantine
Finding new ways to “love thy neighbor” during Bolivia’s COVID-19 lockdown
The narrow place
COVID-19 renews the question: How can a loving God let so many people suffer and die?
Getting food to those in need during El Salvador’s quarantine
Ann Greig packs up her pickup to reach struggling communities with food deliveries.
