Celebrating Mass in St. Louis, Missouri, on the solemnity of the Annunciation, during a meeting of representatives of The Pontifical Mission Societies of the Midwest region, our National Director Monsignor Landry emphasized that “the Church’s mission work is ultimately to bring Christ to people."

Father Anthony Andreassi spoke at St. Mary Seminary in the Diocese of Cleveland about the indispensable role of missionary animation in the Church and the duty of future priests to foster and support this mission.

The Missionary Childhood in Malawi, one of the world’s poorest countries is working against the clock to guarantee that 2,000 children can gather locally to celebrate their faith in Christ.

Meet Father Ruffino Ezama, the first African Provincial Superior of the North American Province of the Comboni Missionaries, overseeing missions in the United States and Canada.

Father Augustine Deji Dada, from the Diocese of Ondo, Nigeria, who is Serving Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Elmsford, in the Archdiocese of New York, reflects on World Mission Sunday under one of St. John Paul II greatest contributions: Catechesi Tradendae.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen revolutionized Catholic evangelization through his pioneering use of media. From his academic career to his groundbreaking radio and TV shows, Sheen captivated millions, leaving a lasting impact on the Church's outreach efforts.

In his message for World Mission Sunday 2025, to be marked on October 19, Pope Francis reminds us that hope is at the heart of the Christian mission, calling every baptized person to be "messengers and builders of hope."

This is the story of a Church that answers the call to serve where it’s needed most. From battling paco addiction in Buenos Aires to fostering hope in the remote Impenetrable, the Church exemplifies a mission of love, resilience, and faith.

On January 30, the Third Thursday in Ordinary Time (I), Monsignor Roger J. Landry celebrated Mass at the Chapel of the Eternal Word Television Network, Irondale, Alabama. 

Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, the Basilian Sisters in Zaporizhzhia continue their mission of serving refugees, soldiers, and the local community. Despite the constant threat of Russian attacks, they remain a beacon of faith, offering shelter, care, and spiritual guidance to those in need. Their unwavering dedication exemplifies the power of love and compassion in the face of immense adversity.

Father Oleksandr Bohomaz, a Ukrainian Greek Catholic priest and military chaplain, shares his experiences serving under Russian occupation in Melitopol and continuing his ministry in Zaporizhzhia. Through moments of pain, loss, and conversion, he emphasizes the power of presence and the unwavering belief that "in the midst of all this hell… God is good." His work with soldiers and youth highlights the transformative strength of faith amid the horrors of war.

His Eminence Seán Patrick Cardinal O'Malley, O.F.M. Cap. received the first-ever Blessed Pauline Jaricot Distinguished Catholic Philanthropy Medal at a gala dinner in New York City.