Laura and Steve Brown Receive Bishop McCarthy Award
The returned Maryknoll lay missioners started a Catholic Worker in Charlottesville, Virginia, for families experiencing homelessness.
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Kidnapped Nigerian Catholic Schoolchildren Will Be Home for Christmas
After more than a month in captivity, the remaining students kidnapped from a Catholic school in Nigeria were released.
Cardinal Visits Holy Family Parish in Gaza
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Pierbattista Pizzaballa, brings a Christmas message of solidarity and hope to Gaza’s Catholic parish.
Fourth Sunday of Advent: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Affiliates Louis and Janet Tullo reflect on St. Joseph and the Virgin Mary in the Sunday Gospel and migration in our country today.
Father Bob on a Bicycle: Serving Disabled Children in Bangladesh
Maryknoll Father Robert McCahill marks 50 years of service to poor families and their disabled children in South Asia.
From Nigeria to Belarus, 2025 Marks a Grim Year for Religious Freedom
Aid to the Church in Need warns that religious freedom is being eroded worldwide by repression and violence.
Chile’s Bishops Send Letter to New Catholic President
Church leaders congratulate the winner on his election victory, but express concern about his proposals to expel migrants.
Myanmar Military Strike on Hospital Kills at Least 35
A total of 67 healthcare facilities have been attacked this year in Myanmar, the World Health Organization says.
Third Sunday of Advent: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Lay Missioner Sarah Bueter, serving in El Salvador, reflects on how we are called by the Sunday Mass readings to care for others.
Guadalupe Pilgrims Throughout the Hemisphere Prepare for Celebration
Millions of pilgrims celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico and the United States, spreading their devotion and traditions throughout the continent.
Religious Leaders Call For Ceasefire After Attacks in Sudan Kill Children
Drones struck a kindergarten, a hospital and a government facility, leaving 116 people dead, including 63 children.
Dialogue, Diplomacy Can Lead to Lasting Peace in Ukraine, Pope Says
Pope Leo and Volodymyr Zelenskyy discuss humanitarian cooperation and Europe’s role in the search for peace in Ukraine.
Baton Rouge Bishop Suspends Mass Obligation Amid ICE Crackdown
The bishop of Baton Rouge dispenses with the obligation to attend Mass as ICE raids raise fears among the Hispanic community.
Second Sunday of Advent: A Maryknoll Reflection
Maryknoll Sister Ann Hayden calls us to prepare the way of the Lord through seeking justice and peace and welcoming migrants and the poor.
Situation in Gaza Remains ‘Critical,’ Catholic Leaders Say
Despite peace efforts, Gaza faces a humanitarian crisis, with limited aid and continuing risks for civilian communities.
Children, Refugees Victimized by AI-Fueled Human Trafficking
The U.N. reports that as many as 50 million people may be victims of trafficking while a Vatican diplomat warns of AI being used to ensnare victims.
