“A Who’s Who of Catholicism.” This is how Lucy Putnam, archivist for Glenmary Home Missioners, describes the diaries of Father William Howard Bishop, the apostolic
Glenmary Brother Jack Henn was interested in working with the poor, especially within a religious community. Being able to do this work full-time drew him
A change in the immigration processing for religious worker visas (R-1) is a hopeful sign for the Glenmary community and many foreign-born religious workers in
A conference co-hosted by Glenmary last fall sparks reflection on the reality of polarization and how to overcome it. By Lindsay Braud Photos courtesy Saint
What is a fun way to get children and teenagers excited about the faith? The youth ministry team at Glenmary’s St. Joan of Arc mission
Glenmary’s mission in Overton County finds a new location, deepening faith and fellowship for the community. By Theresa Nguyen-Gillen It’s December 12. In a building
Prayer, fun, entertainment, and fellowship. This is the essence of the Festival of Mercy, now in its fifth year at the Glenmary Home Missioners headquarters
Lent is a season in the Catholic Church where the faithful are asked in a special way to practice self-control through fasting. “We are called
St. Katharine Drexel 1858–1955 | Feast Day: March 3 Katharine, the second US-born canonized saint, grew up in a wealthy family in Philadelphia. Her mother
St. Patrick was one of the Church’s great missioners. Glenmarians follow in his footsteps, meeting people where they are, learning their culture, and gently inviting
