
GROWING CATHOLIC COMMUNITIES IN RURAL TENNESSEE
President’s Friends Gather to Celebrate Glenmary’s Mission Glenmary has so many wonderful supporters, including a group we like to call the President’s Friends. This community

President’s Friends Gather to Celebrate Glenmary’s Mission Glenmary has so many wonderful supporters, including a group we like to call the President’s Friends. This community

The corporal and spiritual works of mercy give Catholics practical ways to live the Gospel: feed the hungry, visit the imprisoned, comfort those who mourn,

At St. Peter the Apostle Parish (SPAP) in Carthage, Tennessee, the Knights of Columbus have replaced plastic foam containers with compostable containers at their monthly

This year Brother Curt Kedley celebrates 60 years since professing his First Oath with Glenmary. Brothers Jack Henn and Virgil “Virg” Siefker celebrate their golden

The story behind Glenmary’s 200th perpetual profession reveals the heart of missioner life. By Laney Blevins Dark clouds hovered over Glenmary headquarters as Glenmarians, family members,

For a group of students from the University of Missouri, a week at Joppa Mountain offered an opportunity to put their faith into action. Through

At 8 a.m. every Sunday during the growing season, migrant workers in Unicoi, Tennessee, gather for Mass before heading to the Scott’s Strawberry & Tomato

In his groundbreaking book, The Church’s Mission in a Polarized World, Father Aaron Wessman writes in the introduction, “Negative polarization and division in the United States are

Glenmary’s archivist keeps the mission of Father William Howard Bishop alive through his diaries and old photographs. By Theresa Nguyen-Gillen There are still a few

From a 20-year lucrative career as an independent real estate broker and catastrophic insurance adjuster to full-time caregiver to religious life, Glenmary Brother Jude Smith