Haitian reforestation project promotes sustainability
‘Project Lorax’ will provide sustainable development and a livelihood for 100 families, while planting 40,000 new trees.
In El Salvador, COVID-19 self-isolation is countercultural
Latin Americans value close family ties and togetherness, which make self-quarantining particularly difficult.
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.
‘Everything is connected’
A reflection for Laudato Si’ Week (May 16-24, 2020) from El Salvador
Combating climate change
Maryknoll lay missioners accompany the most affected, teach sustainable practices and raise awareness
Keeping spirits up in our women’s cooperative
Melissa Altman reflects on what it means to ‘do her part’ during the pandemic in El Salvador
Promoting sustainable agriculture in El Salvador
Lay missioner Peg Vámosy works with family farmers
Shepherds, why this jubilee?
Young shepherds in Bolivia teach the message of Christmas and the meaning of mission.
You will know them by their fruits
In Juba, South Sudan, fruit vendor Ivan and his wheelbarrow will show you the way
Maryknoll advocacy office calls withdrawal from climate agreement ‘unconscionable’
Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns sharply criticizes the U.S. government’s Nov. 4 move to formally withdraw from the Paris agreement
‘God will provide’
Life is a struggle for Salvadoran women like Leda, who make a living as street vendors.
