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Glenmary Challenge

Glenmary Challenge

Glenmary Challenge magazine, our quarterly publication, has three goals: to educate Catholics about the U.S. home missions, to motivate young men to consider Glenmary priesthood or brotherhood, and to invite all Catholics to respond to their baptismal call to be missionary by partnering with Glenmary as financial contributors, prayer partners, professional coworkers and/or volunteers.

Recent articles are below; a complete archive of past issues can be found at issuu.

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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 marks the 50th anniversary of a landmark document for the Church in Appalachia. But don’t count it out yet—This Land Is Home to Me: A...

GLENMARY CHALLENGE

Catholics in Smith County, Tennessee, find a faith home in...

GLENMARY CHALLENGE

Hispanics represent the vast majority of Glenmary parishioners, but the...

GLENMARY CHALLENGE

Health struggles have taken Glenmary Father Vic Subb out of...

GLENMARY CHALLENGE

Three years after his ordination as a priest, Father Luis...

GLENMARY CHALLENGE

Christian unity is a real and important part of mission...

GLENMARY CHALLENGE

From cold factories to warm celebrations of Mass, Glenmary walks...

Glenmary Farm

at Joppa Mountain
1943 Joppa Mountain Road
Rutledge, TN 37861
There are two housing facilities on our 10-acre site with enough space to accommodate groups of up to 25 people. Each house has a main living area, toilet, and shower. All living quarters have central heating and cooling.