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.

What’s weighing on your mind today? A vacation, work conference, or maybe your child’s college applications? Or is it about how to provide food for

The Catholic approach to life as being sacred from conception until natural death plays an especially central role in the ministry of Father Neil Pezzulo.

“Evangelization is one of the most wonderful things about Glenmary,” says Tasha Haverkamp, former director of evangelization for Glenmary Home Missioners. “Glenmary has been going

Whether they have legal status or not, “the influx of immigrants has really helped to revitalize many of the small towns where Glenmary works—with small

For the five members of Glenmary Home Missioners’ 2024-2025 Novitiate Class, June 12, 2025, marks a special milestone in their priestly formation. On this day,

Since its founding in 1973, the Glenmary volunteer program has been rooted in four pillars: service, simplicity, prayer, and community. “Our week-long mission immersion trips

Since the earliest days of Glenmary Home Missioners, the Mission Cooperative Program (MCP) has followed a two-pronged approach: spreading the word about Glenmary and securing

As Catholics we’re called to be Christ to others, even others on a different political or religious spectrum. Father Aaron Wessman, first vice president of

After losing parishioners to the pandemic and a beloved pastor to cancer, Holy Trinity Parish in Williamston, North Carolina, has grown to a vibrant Catholic