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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province

Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province51 minutes ago

Tuesday trivia answer: A. Pope Leo III. The coronation in St. Peter’s Basilica symbolized the alliance of Church and empire in medieval Europe.

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Tuesday trivia!
Which pope famously crowned Charlemagne as Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day, 800?

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province1 day ago

While we coo with awe in the face of infants, remember that this God-child, whose birth we witness and testify to this Christmas, eventually grows into the man who will call us to follow paths we fear to tread upon, yet will accompany us every step of the way; the one who will tell us that “unless the grain of wheat falls to the earth and die, it will remain just a grain of wheat.”
Find the full 2025 C.PP.S. Advent Series from Fr. Ben Berinti here:

C.PP.S. Advent Series 2025Behind All the Bright Lights: Advent — A Quaking SeasonFr. Ben Berinti, C.PP.S. Join the Missionaries of the Precious Blood as you make your way this Advent Season with a daily reflection by Fr. Ben Berinti, C.PP.S. Sister Joan Chittister, OSB, once wrote: “If you we w...

Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province2 days ago

In this deeply honest and moving beachside homily, Father Ben Parenti gives voice to one of humanity’s oldest prayers: How long, O Lord? Drawing from the prophet Habakkuk, the Gospel of Luke, and personal moments of grief, anger, and witness to profound human suffering, he reframes faith not as something we accumulate, but as a way of seeing and living in the world. Jesus’ response is both surprising and hopeful—not more faith, but faith ignited. This episode invites listeners to stop measuring their faith and instead stir into flame the Spirit already dwelling within them, trusting that even mustard-seed faith can set a life—and a world—on fire with hope.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province2 days ago

Please join us in wishing Fr. Charles Mullen a happy birthday!

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province2 days ago

The drama of the Incarnation (and it is high level drama), of the birthing of God-With-Us is that it occurs not in plastic or precious stone, not in alabaster or mother-of-pearl manger scenes, but that it occurs in the real flesh and blood of human life and experience. This infant cries out to us as any other newborn would. This infant makes demands on our time and attention as any other infant does.
Find the full 2025 C.PP.S. Advent Series from Fr. Ben Berinti here:

Get Out of the Boat

By Fr. Tony Fortman, C.PP.S. Today, we see Jesus walking on the water, a miracle indeed. This is a violation of a natural occurrence. Peter also walks on the water until he takes his eyes off Jesus. I can remember my first swimming lesson at Spring Lake in Pandora,...

Candidate Enters Special Formation

It’s been a reflective summer so far for Newton Lih, who is now in special formation with the Missionaries of the Precious Blood. For much of June and July, Newton has been living with the Missionaries at the Precious Blood Center in Liberty, Mo. He attends morning...

So Dramatic, It’s Almost Unreal

By Fr. Matt Keller, C.PP.S. Today we celebrate the Feast of the Transfiguration. Today we remember what happened up on the mountain when Jesus revealed his glory to the disciples, but what I think is so easy to forget about the Transfiguration is the context. Just...

Fr. William Delaney, C.PP.S., 1936-2023

Fr. William Delaney, C.PP.S., died at 3 p.m. on Monday, July 31 at Mercy Retirement and Care Center, Oakland, Calif. He was 87. Fr. Delaney was born in Oakland on May 28, 1936, to William and Mary Margaret (Murphy) Delaney. Having met Precious Blood priests at his...

An Artifact from a First Mass in 1953

When Fr. Donald Thieman, C.PP.S., celebrated his 70th ordination anniversary at St. Charles Center on July 1, one of his special guests brought along a special object.