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
Every Sunday morning before Mass, the Knights of Columbus Council at St. Peter the Apostle Church in Carthage, Tennessee gathers to pray the rosary. Carl
Lent is a season in the Church calendar, meant to prepare our hearts for the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The season lasts 40
Our Lady of the Fields is one of the lesser-known names for Mary. The first reference to her can be traced back to St. Denis,
Fifty years ago, Glenmary helped create a document on the Church in Appalachia. Bishop Stowe reflects on its relevance today. By John Feister This year
Just days after his ordination as a priest, Father Cavine Okello took the reins of a mission parish. Months later, he reflects on this extraordinary
Last summer, Father Aaron Wessman, director of vocations for Glenmary Home Missioners, learned that the Archdiocese of Indianapolis has witnessed an increased interest in vocations.
Father Vic Subb recalls experiences of joy throughout his missionary life and reminds us that true joys come from God. On the wall of my
Father Vic Subb, a faithful and inspiring Glenmarian, has long been a living example of what it means to be a Glenmary missioner. If you’ve
