My new mission at a parish in Riwoto
After two and a half years in Kuron Peace Village, Gabe Hurrish is now working in parish ministry in South Sudan.
Trash talk in El Salvador
Liz Cunningham talks trash — and, along with it, about poverty, community and hope.
Getting humbled, so that the real work can begin
Getting out of one’s armchair and stepping into the ring is one of the fastest and surest ways to be humbled, Anna Johnson finds.
‘Welcoming the stranger’
Help Maryknoll Lay Missioners care for refugees and others through our service.
The reasons for my hope
Despite the hardships she sees all around her, Louise Locke find reasons for hope in the inspiring people she accompanies.
The challenges of returning to life in the U.S.
To Joe Sherman, ‘Everything I loved about being in mission in Bolivia seemed to disappear in a flash.’
‘Now’: An open moment for change
Let us embrace the opportunities before us — to cooperate, to co-create and to embody together the Spirit’s movement through our lives.
Creating a sustaining community
A women’s cooperative started by Maryknoll in Brazil provides support and livelihoods.
‘I bless the rains down in Africa …’
A song — and ruminations and insights while waiting in the market for the storm to pass.
A boy on the border
To advocate for a good border policy, we must know the pain and dangers migrants risk on the border.
Getting by with less
A Lenten reflection from Tanzania
