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Hope Springs Eternal at Rutledge Mission

Nestled in the hills of eastern Tennessee, Glenmary’s St. John […]

Novice serves food bank

Glenmary’s Holy Family Mission in Macon County, Tenn., has begun […]

A future in Appalachia

As the Catholic Committee of Appalachia celebrates 50 years, young […]

Mission to start mobile pantry

St. Teresa of Kolkata Catholic Church has been selected by […]

Glenmary HQ welcomes community

This fall Glenmarians and staff from the national headquarters in […]

Surviving COVID-19 to Serve

Brother Levis Kuwa just might be one of Glenmary’s heroes. […]

Las Posadas on Joppa Mountain

As Christmas approaches, many families in Glenmary mission parishes will […]

Brother Curt: Doing the simple stuff

He joined Glenmary in 1964, aged 22, and within a […]

COVID-19 in the missions

Just as everywhere, in rural America the coronavirus pandemic changed […]

What comes after pandemic?

“It is in the humanity of Jesus that we understand […]

Every day I realize how blessed and privileged I am to be a Glenmary Home Missioner. I get to enter sacred spaces with my encounters and interactions with the people of God.

- Brother Jason Muhlenkamp, Glenmarian

Taking a trip to the missions taught me that I can’t take my faith and the ability to practice that faith for granted.

- Rita M., Glenmary supporter.

The amazing thing about being a Glenmary volunteer is that the Glenmary spirit of ecumenism and charity is everywhere.

- Alyson M., mountain manager at Toppa Joppa, Grainger County, Tenn.

Many times, the faith and dedication of the people of the missions humbled me and challenged me to rededicate myself to our missionary work.

- Father Aaron Wessman, Glenmarian