God’s Unfolding Plan
Ask me 10 years ago if I‘d be a missionary, living on God’s providence, going wherever He sends, and I’d think you’re out of your
Ask me 10 years ago if I‘d be a missionary, living on God’s providence, going wherever He sends, and I’d think you’re out of your
We pray with our children before bed each night. John was getting a bit distracted during the Hail Mary, so I thought I would try
Military families tend to make friends quickly. When deployments and PCS’s loom large, wasting time isn’t an option. You have to make yourself available and
This is a day in which we remember the thousands of canonized saints who made it – men and women, boys and girls just like
Over the course of the past month, I have embarked on an intense spiritual retreat. I have often written about how the Lord has blessed
If we accept the challenge of being a missionary Church, a Church which constantly goes forth to the world and, especially, to the peripheries of
I tell you, my friends, do not be afraid of those who kill the body but after that can do no more. I shall show
Imagine you are the pope. The previous half-century has seen the rise of many radical political movements and systems of thought hostile to the Church.
Be sober and watch: because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, goeth about seeking whom he may devour. —1 Peter 5:8 In my
Did you know that you’re in the Bible? Yes, you! Despite the fact that it was written two thousand years ago, YOU might have made
By Joseph Anthony Here at Family Missions Company (FMC) we are constantly blessed to see the transforming power of the Gospel! When our missionaries share
This past summer I was working as a hospital chaplain. As part of this group, my three other peers along with a supervisor would meet
Dear Fathers, In Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis wrote, “The Church must be a place of mercy freely given, where everyone can feel welcomed, loved, forgiven
In the struggle for life, talking about God is indispensable. Only in this way does the value of the weak, the disabled, the nonproductive, the
As I reflect on the several years spent as a practicing Catholic teacher in the hustle and bustle of the New York City public school
During my days as a Southern Baptist, my opinion of Mary, the Blessed Virgin, was the same as every other Protestant. I saw her as
We are made for love and connection and justice and nonviolence, but at every turn and in every way we are twisted in the direction
Among philosophers, arguments for the existence of God can become technically difficult, fast. But the general insight propelling most of them is not impossible to
Recently Reader’s Digest ran a story about an American who traveled to Taiwan for work. On the way to his hotel from the airport, he had to
We are grateful to share our editor-in-chief, Christina M. Sorrentino’s, excerpt from Chapter 5: The Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist of Missio Dei’s
The chapel was still and dark as we filed in, hushed, almost on tiptoe. The first sight we registered in our dim surroundings was the