During his homily in Singapore, Pope Francis said that anything good that exists and endures in this world, it is because “in innumerable situations, love has prevailed over hate, solidarity over indifference, generosity over selfishness.”
Although Catholics make up only 3% of Singapore’s population, their presence is deeply felt across the country, especially in the fields of education and social welfare.
On Tuesday, Pope Francis celebrated Mass for 600,000 people in Timor-Leste. The overwhelming turnout—half of the country’s population—made this one of the largest gatherings, proportionally, in the history of papal travel.
The faith that sustained the hope of the people of Timor-Leste in their struggle for independence should be a resource now as the country tries to cope with various problems, Pope Francis said.
Pope Francis' visit to Papua New Guinea, which will last three days, is a testament to his commitment to reaching the world’s peripheries, both geographically and spiritually.
In a historic celebration of faith in Indonesia, Pope Francis addressed a crowd of approximately 100,000 people during a Mass in Jakarta, urging Catholics to not only listen to the Word of God but to actively live it.
The Pontifical Mission Societies USA (TPMS USA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Father Roger J. Landry as the new National Director, effective January 2025.
Pope Francis is embarking on the longest, arguably most grueling trip of his pontificate: a 12-day sprawling tour that will take him to four missionary countries: Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste, and Singapore.
The documentary "Follow that Bishop" explores Fulton J. Sheen's journey from FBI scrutiny to becoming a legendary figure. It highlights his impact on missions and a crucial miracle for his beatification.
In Sierra Leone, a country marked by its religious diversity and history of civil strife, the Catholic Church is witnessing significant transformation, driven by local leaders like Bishop Bob John Hassan Koroma of Makeni. His life and ministry showcase the profound impact of missionary efforts and the growth of the Church in regions once dominated by other faiths.
In the heart of Equatorial Guinea, where over 70% of the population is Catholic, Father Nicéforo Obama stands as a testament to the transformative power of faith and the enduring impact of missionary work.
When Matt and Katie Glafcke decided to delve into missionary work with their six children guided by Family Missions Company, they embarked on a profound journey that redefined their understanding of faith, service, and family life. They have served in Haiti and an undisclosed country (for safety reasons) in Asia.
