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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province10 hours ago

Tuesday trivia!
In what year did the Vatican City become an independent state?

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Please join us in wishing Fr. Ron Will a happy birthday! Fr. Ron is the spiritual director of Precious Blood Renewal Center in Liberty, Missouri.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province1 day ago

A migrant family originally from Haiti finds blessings for a new life, thanks in part to Precious Blood volunteers.

It is black out there. No border separates sky from sea on a cloudy night. You are in a raft with your wife, who hugs the baby. There are many others, pressed body against body, clinging to one another as waves slam against the bow. No one talks, but some clench their teeth. Salty tears mix with the

Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province1 day ago

On February 9th Br. Rob celebrates his birthday. Please join us in wishing Br. Rob Reuter a happy birthday! Br. Rob serves at St. Joseph’s College in Rennselaer, Indiana.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province3 days ago

At the Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation, we often employ circles for conflict resolution and processing grief, there are less dramatic yet equally important applications for circles, like staff meetings and community building among neighbors.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province4 days ago

Companions are lay associates sealed with their covenants as an integral, living part of the Missionaries of the Precious Blood. Through that covenant relationship, they gather and are sent to bring hope and reconciliation to a wounded world. Click below to read an update from around our Companion network.

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Be the Voice of Peace

By Fr. Angelo Anthony, C.PP.S. When we were children, waiting for Christmas was marked with hope and great anticipation for Santa’s arrival and the gifts he would bring. As adults our waiting for Christmas takes on a different meaning. Like our ancestors of old we...

Victory for our God

By Fr. Dennis Chriszt, C.PP.S. This is the feast of victory for our God! Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia! Today, the Church throughout the world celebrates the great feast of Christ the King. We rejoice that the promise made by the prophet Ezekiel has been...

Thankful for the Micro and the Macro

A Thanksgiving message from our Provincial Director Fr. Jeffrey Kirch, C.PP.S. Each day brings us both a broad and a close-up view of life. We are usually struggling to understand some big issue (the conflict in the Middle East comes to mind) and also dealing with...

Do We Bury Our Wounded?

By Fr. Tim Knepper, C.PP.S. A while back, I went to my local barber for a haircut. He knew I was a Catholic priest, and so religious and theological topics came up all the time. He attended a non-denominational Protestant church, and so this was my small part in...

Mother and Child Reunion

By Fr. Bill Nordenbrock, C.PP.S. Praying with the scriptures today has missionary images dancing and intermingling in my heart and mind. The first image St Paul gives us: A missionary is a mother who gives life to another and nurtures that life. The mother nursing her...