‘Undocumented’ in El Salvador
Young people in El Salvador who have no birth certificates face many obstacles and need help accessing education.
The spirit of Father Rutilio Grande lives on
The legacy of the first martyrs of El Salvador’s civil war — Father Rutilio Grande and the two lay leaders who died with him — continues to inspire people today.
Called to walk together
Larry Parr’s December 2021 newsletter: Inspired by Salvadoran youth ‘giving back.’
Accompaniment in good times and bad
For Larry Parr, accompaniment is one of the most important parts of his ministry in El Salvador.
Restarting our Dean Brackley tutoring program
As restrictions start to lift, challenges remain for the education of young people in marginalized communities of El Salvador.
Pentecost reflection from Las Delicias
Larry Parr and William Méndez reflect on the meaning of Pentecost for young people in rural El Salvador.
Help us to nurture and empower communities
Your donations enable at-risk students in El Salvador to continue their education through remote learning.
Celebrating our students’ successes
Juan, Mercedes, William and Hazel had to overcome great odds to graduate and pursue their goals.
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.
Lay missioners’ reflections on racism
Members of Maryknoll Lay Missioners’ anti-racism task force reflect on racism
Salvadoran youth face educational challenges during pandemic
Community library program becomes lifeline for students struggling with disruption of their education
