The Fourth Sunday of Easter is sometimes called Good Shepherd Sunday. In the Catholic Church, we celebrate this day as World Day of Prayer for Vocations. The Scripture passage underlying …
by IFTTT Autopost Peter Chanel was a nineteenth century foreign missionary whose life shows how we the seeds we sow throughout our lives don’t often produce visible results. It is only much later …
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Three years ago today, Dr. Aaron Mejía and I published the first blog of MissionPriest.Com. For three years, we’ve worked hard to provide you with a glimpse of the mission …
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On this Third Sunday of Easter A, we read what is often called “The Emmaus Journey” in Luke 24: 13-35). In the story, it is after the Resurrection of Jesus. …
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Luigia Rosina Rondi was born in Pedrengo, Italy into a humble Catholic family on December 10, 1924. When she grew up, she became a member of the Sisters of the …
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In this photo, we see my former driver, Danilo Munguía, chatting with the people of Porvenir, a community of Curarén. Danilo is the one in the cowboy hat. The churches …
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The Second Sunday of Easter is also known as Divine Mercy Sunday. On this day, we celebrate God’s mercy, and we ask God to grant salvation to all humanity. “All” …
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James Anthony Walsh was born on February 24, 1867 in Cambridge, Massachusetts into an Irish-American, Catholic family. After attending public schools for his grade school, James attended a Jesuit high …
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If you’ve been a faithful follower of MissionPriest.Com, you know that almost every week, I feature a “missionary hero,” a man or woman who made an important contribution to the …
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Happy Easter to you and those you love! In today’s Gospel reading on the most sacred of all Christian holy days, we read: On the first day of the week, …
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