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As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Fr. Kevin Scallon reflects on the Church's profound contribution to our nation's founding, from courageous missionaries and immigrant communities to Catholic schools, hospitals, and charities. Most importantly, he reveals how the Holy Eucharist has been the source of strength that transformed generations of faithful Catholics into saints, servants, and leaders.
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In the Realm of Miracles
By Fr. Tony Fortman, C.PP.S. Today we celebrate the ascension of the Lord. Jesus ascended into heaven body and soul in the presence of the Blessed Virgin Mary and his apostles. This is not the first time Jesus was suspended in the air. If we go back to the...
“Jesus Christus der Rechtes Eckstein”
By Brother Matt Schaefer, C.PP.S. Years ago, before I entered the Missionaries of the Precious Blood, I worked in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Across the street from where I worked there was an old church I walked by every day. As I waited on the corner to cross the...
A Brother Looks at his Vocation
Brother Daryl Charron is a member of our provincial council. He is also the director of initial formation for the Missionaries, and lives with and mentors young men beginning their formation for religious life. He lives at the Missionaries’ house of formation in...
Celebrating our Religious Brothers
Shoulder-to-Shoulder By Brother Antonio Sison, C.PP.S., incorporated as a religious brother on August 13, 2006 Brothers are called to inclusive, shoulder-to-shoulder relationships in the pilgrimage of everyday life. Whether in graduate school teaching, community...
The Good Shepherd is also the Gate
By Fr Tim McFarland, C.PP.S. A couple of years ago when I was in ministry in Mercer County, Ohio, I had prepared my homily for this Good Shepherd Sunday and noted how perhaps it was (is) difficult for us to identify with this Gospel as we don’t see sheep much – even...