Today’s missionary hero is a man whose influence on the missionary life of the Church continues around the world even today although he died in 1556. His name was Ignatius …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Today we look at an American missionary hero of our own time, Fr. Stanley Rother. Stanley Rother was born on March 27, 1935 in Okarche, Oklahoma and attended the local …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Today’s missionary hero was one of the greatest nurses of all time, Camillus. Camillus de Lellis was an Italian who lived from 1550-1614. When he was 16, he became a …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Paulina was born Amabile Lucia Visintainer on December 16, 1865 in Italy to a poor Catholic family. When she was almost ten years old, Amabile’s family moved to Brazil with …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Because Independence Day in the United States falls on a Saturday (tomorrow), Americans celebrate this national holiday today. So, it is very fitting that today we look at a modern …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Today, we look at the life of a missionary of our time who was killed for the faith. His name was Michael Cypher, later known in Religious life as Fr. Casimir. …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
There are many ways of “being a missionary.” Some leave home for foreign lands, while others spread the good news of Jesus Christ in their own lands. And some, like the …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Fernando Martins de Bulhões was born around 1195 in Lisbon, Portugal into a wealthy family. Although his family wanted him to live as a noble, Fernando chose, instead, to become …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Today’s missionary hero was originally Winfred, but somewhere in his adult life, Pope Gregory II renamed him Boniface. Winfred was born in England around 672. Against his father’s wishes, he …
by Fr. Bob Kus 
Joseph Gerard was born on March 12, 1831 near Nancy, France and spent his childhood on the family farm. With the help of a parish priest, Joseph was able to …
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