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.
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 the United States. Previously, religious workers who reached the maximum stay of five years on an R-1 visa would be required to leave the country...
Father Vic Subb, a faithful and inspiring Glenmarian, has long...
Immigration is less a legal issue than it is a...
Kenia Avila, a parishioner of Glenmary’s Holy Family mission in...
FROM THE PRESIDENT – FATHER DAN DORSEY In the parable...
Catholics in Smith County, Tennessee, find a faith home in...
Hispanics represent the vast majority of Glenmary parishioners, but the...
