‘Love one another’ — one person at a time.
Amidst self-doubt and fear — and overwhelming needs — a lay missioner finds her ‘job.’
Walking with the people
Gabe Hurrish takes inspiration from Jesus’ example of walking with the disciples on their way to Emmaus.
An encounter with a stranger
A chance encounter during an overnight stay in a clinic reminds Gabe Hurrish why mission matters.
Met a messenger lately?
Accompanying Cambodians through key life events taught Hang Tran the importance of steadfastness in adversity.
Accompaniment in good times and bad
For Larry Parr, accompaniment is one of the most important parts of his ministry in El Salvador.
The miracle of accompaniment
Tanzanian center accompanies those living with HIV/AIDS, working to lighten their burden and allowing them to ‘live positively.’
Smiles and tears in São Paulo’s favelas
Margarita Durán follows her vocation to teach, uplift and accompany communities in Brazil’s favelas.
Why am I a lay missioner?
Gabe Hurrish reflects on the call to “be in mission”
Bringing people together to create meaningful change
Maryknoll lay missioners continue to prove that a small group of people can make a big difference. With your help, we are reclaiming hope.
In El Salvador, COVID-19 self-isolation is countercultural
Latin Americans value close family ties and togetherness, which make self-quarantining particularly difficult.
Remembering, celebrating and continuing to bear fruit
In her ministry with the elderly, Cortney Freshwater receives joy and wisdom from her many abuelas.
