Serving São Paulo’s street people during the pandemic
São Paulo network serves an average of 1,000 lunches per day to people experiencing homelessness.
Mustard seeds in São Paulo
Andersen’s experience sows seeds of hope, compassion and new possibilities (scripture reflection for June 13, 2021).
Responding to COVID-19 food insecurity in São Paulo
At São Paulo’s Street Network Project, lay missioners help those experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.
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.
Restorative justice in Brazil’s court system
Joanne Blaney helps to implement a UN-sponsored effort to reform Brazil’s justice system
Paulo, presente: Gratitude to an essential worker
Joanne Blaney shares the story of a member of her base community.
Praise be to you! — Laudato si’
A prayer of commitment to our covenant with creation
Combating climate change
Maryknoll lay missioners accompany the most affected, teach sustainable practices and raise awareness
Celebrating Holy Week in a São Paulo base community
A Holy Week celebration with people who live or lived on the street moves to Zoom this year.
Brazil: Behind the latest prison massacre
Joanne Blaney explains how a recent prison massacre in Brazil reflects the grave problems in the country’s justice system.
Joanne Blaney featured by USCMA
In its Encounter newsletter, the US Catholic Mission Association has published a feature Read More
