The Many Ways We Accompany: Faithful Responses to Migration
The Maryknoll Monarch Initiative recently held a hybrid event presenting migration not as a policy issue, but a social issue.
The Maryknoll Monarch Initiative recently held a hybrid event presenting migration not as a policy issue, but a social issue.
Maryknoll Lay Missioner, Hang Tran, shares the story of two Cambodian brothers who found each other and as strangers became one family.
James reflects on the summer theme in light of completing his Brasilian mission formation and beginning his mission work.
Maryknoll Lay Missioner, Coralis Salvador, tells the stories behind the smiles she sees regularly in mission along the border of USA and Mexico in El Paso, Texas.
Maryknoll Lay Missioner, Juan Gomez, reflects on his experiences as a chaplain and in a world full of consumerism, his patients only want life.
Jana Schiemenz, reflects on the willingness and ease of students at the Huruma School to assist one another without judgment.
Maryknoll Lay Missioners, Kathy Bond and Flavio Focha, provide details about the upcoming EcoRetreat in Monrovia, CA they’ll be facilitating.
Julie Lawler discusses the healing power pottery had recently with a group of DDP students in Cambodia, and the smiles that it created.
Maryknoll Lay Missioner, Susanne Beentjes, reflects on how grace can be found if you’re looking, even on those “bad days.”
Rick Dixon, shares the beauty he recently witnessed while leading a prayerful retreat with children in El Salvador.
Josh Sisolak reflects on the experiences of the first disciples after the death and resurrection of Jesus, and the similarities he has seen as a Maryknoll lay missioner.