Father Jim, who is more often known as Padre Santiago, spent many years in South America, supporting communities in need. After 34 years of ministry in Peru, as well as time in Guatemala and Chile, he recently joined a group for his first trip to El Salvador. “I felt so much at home,” he says. “It wasn’t like really going to the mission for the first time, almost like going back and feeling that’s where I belong.”  

The beginning of a new year is an opportunity for many to make resolutions or promises to improve themselves and their lives. There are those who want to lose a few pounds. Others want to get fit. Some people want to read more or to be more disciplined in their prayer. I would suggest that if you are looking for something to commit to or a resolution to make, consider reflecting on the social teachings of the Catholic Church. How does my everyday behavior reflect Catholic social teaching?  

Catholic schools offer a distinct approach to education rooted in the values and teachings of the Catholic faith. Missionaries of the Precious Blood serve in a number of Catholic elementary, middle, and high schools in Ohio, Missouri, and Florida. Here are some reasons why families choose Catholic schools

One of the steps toward implementation of our strategic plan for the U.S. Province is the hiring of two associate vocation directors to increase our outreach in promoting vocations. We are happy to report to you on the hiring of Patricia Malinowski and Anthony Franchina.

In December, the Sorrowful Mother Shrine embraced the spirit of Advent with preparations that invited reflection and celebration. Known for its serene grounds and deep spiritual significance, the shrine is a beacon for visitors seeking a sacred space to reconnect with their faith during the holiday season.