The Most Precious Gifts
Maryknoll Lay Missioner, Juan Gomez, reflects on his experiences as a chaplain and in a world full of consumerism, his patients only want life.
A Mother’s Unconditional Love
Maryknoll Lay Missioner, Juan Gomez, shares a reflection of the unconditional love expressed by Juanita to her epileptic son and his multiple seizures a day.
You Are Not Alone
Veteran Lay Missioner, Joe Loney, recently got to observe the ministries of one of our newest lay missioners, Wilber Montoya. He shares a beautiful reflection of his observations with us here.
Misioneros salvadoreños comparten un primer vistazo a la vida en misión en Bolivia
Maryknoll Lay Missioners envió a tres misioneros salvadoreños—Gabriela Hernández, Wilber Montoya y Ana Morales—el 16 de mayo en Cochabamba, Bolivia. Fue un momento histórico: la primera vez que Maryknoll Lay Missioners envía un equipo totalmente formado y enviado desde fuera de los Estados Unidos. Ahora, al comenzar sus ministerios, los tres misioneros ofrecen su primera actualización desde el terreno.
Together we send forth missioners of hope
Your support makes historic moments possible—like sending forth new missioners from El Salvador to serve in Bolivia. Because of you, hope is crossing borders and reaching communities most in need.
She stole my heart!
Pentecost calls us to carry the Spirit into the world—and your support helps missioners to be witnesses of light, love, and healing where it’s needed most.
Maryknoll Lay Missioners welcomes international members
On March 14, three El Salvadoran candidates departed for Cochabamba, Bolivia, where they will be engaged in the orientation and formation program. Upon completion in mid-May, they will remain in mission in Bolivia.
Father-and-son missioners reflect on their past and future
Ed Sisolak was a Maryknoll lay missioner in Thailand from 1995-1999. His son, Josh Sisolak, is preparing to become a Maryknoll lay missioner in Bolivia.
Louise Locke featured in diocesan newspaper
Maryknoll lay missioner Louise Locke was featured in the October issue of Our Parish Times, an inter-parish newspaper serving 28 Catholic parishes and schools in Montgomery County, Maryland within the Archdiocese of Washington D.C.
