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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province

Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province10 hours ago

Listen to the full episode of Restoring Hope at www.preciousbloodus.org/podcast or your favorite podcast channel

Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province14 hours ago

Tuesday Trivia!
Which prayer practice encourages reflection on sacred images, art, or nature?

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province15 hours ago

The Precious Blood Student Essay Contest opens today! High school students and college undergrads have the opportunity to win $1,000 for an original essay on the theme of Every vocation as a call to heal: Whether one is called to family life, professional work, or ministry, every vocation can contribute to healing the world. How do you envision using your gifts and education to be a force for reconciliation?

For more details and to enter, go to https://www.preciousbloodus.org/essay.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province1 day ago

God is still calling. Throughout Scripture, God often used someone to help another hear His voice. Today, you can help encourage the next generation of priests and brothers to answer God's call. Learn more about our summer appeal and how you can support vocations: https://www.preciousbloodus.org/donate.

Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province2 days ago

God’s mercy isn’t a trickle—it’s a torrent. Flowing from the pierced side of Christ, God’s mercy brings forgiveness, healing, reconciliation, and new life to a wounded world. The spirituality of the Precious Blood invites us to encounter that mercy personally and then share its transforming power with those around us. Wherever there’s suffering, division, or discouragement, Christ’s mercy offers a path toward hope and renewal. In the second part of Fr. Patrick Gonyeau’s inspirational Restoring Hope episode, reflect on the “torrent of mercy” and discover the boundless love God pours out for each of us.

Listen to Restoring Hope at https://www.preciousbloodus.org/podcast and on most streaming platforms.

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Missionaries of the Precious Blood, United States Province2 days ago

“Our houses are open missions.” St. Gaspar del Bufalo

Learn more about St. Gaspar at https://www.preciousbloodus.org/history

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Missionaries Elect Moderator General

Meeting in their General Assembly in Częstochowa, Poland, the Missionaries of the Precious Blood have chosen Fr. Emanuele Lupi, C.PP.S., to be their next moderator general. The moderator general serves as the animator for the Congregation, which is in ministry in 20...

A Tribute to Fr. Len Kostka, C.PP.S.

(Editor’s note: Saint Joseph’s College Alumnus Michael Collins wrote this remembrance of the premier Puma, Fr. Len Kostka, C.PP.S. Fr. Kostka, who served at the college for 65 years, died in December at the age of 104. As the college looks to find new ways to...

The Cross Always Stands Before Us

The Gospel today, as always, presents us with a challenge. The challenge begins in the first reading from Wisdom, “For who can learn the counsel of God? Or who can discern what the Lord wills?” (9:13) We have often heard it said that God’s ways are not our ways. We...

Church Rebuilt in Chile

The people of San Sebastian Parish in Purranque, Chile, where an arson fire nearly destroyed the church three years ago, celebrated the Solemnity of the Precious Blood in their church. . After three years, the exterior of the rebuilt church is nearly complete, said...

Jesus is Enough for Me

Many times when I go to wedding receptions, I purposely stay by the bar and wait for the bride, groom, or parents of the bride and groom to approach me. They may see me and then invite me to sit by grandma at one of the head tables. For some reason, the priest always...