
THIS LAND IS HOME TO ME: AN INTERVIEW WITH BISHOP STOWE
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

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

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

Immigration is less a legal issue than it is a moral one. A mission pastor shares that the tears of immigrant children have transformed his

Kenia Avila, a parishioner of Glenmary’s Holy Family mission in Macon County, Tennessee, experienced a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity this summer. With 50 other youth and young

FROM THE PRESIDENT – FATHER DAN DORSEY In the parable of the Good Samaritan, the expert in the law asks Jesus, “And who is my

Catholics in Smith County, Tennessee, find a faith home in Glenmary’s mission. By Theresa Nguyen-Gillen Five years ago, there had never been a Catholic Mass

Hispanics represent the vast majority of Glenmary parishioners, but the congregation only has one Latino priest. By Omar Cabrera The presence of Latinos in the

Health struggles have taken Glenmary Father Vic Subb out of the missions. But he continues to strive to be a missioner every day. By Theresa