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. 

In the heart of the Catholic Church’s expansive family of congregations and orders, the Spiritans, also known as the Congregation of the Holy Spirit, have cultivated a unique presence. 

At The Pontifical Mission Societies U.S., we are inspired by the legacy of Venerable Fulton Sheen who once said: “True generosity never looks to reciprocity; it gives neither because it expects a gift in return, nor because there is a duty or obligation to give.” In the spirit of this wisdom, consider how you can create a lasting impact through a gift in your Will, shaping the future of our Church and its missions.

Let us pray for the safety and strength of the priests, deacons, and all members of the clergy who are courageously upholding their faith amidst persecution.

Father Paul Gitau's journey as a Catholic missionary spans continents, cultures, and communities.

Today, August 5th, Pope Francis announced that he has named the Most Reverend Richard G. Henning, S.T.D. as the tenth bishop and seventh Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Boston, succeeding Cardinal Sean O'Malley.

Battling cancer and Parkinson's disease, Sister Claude Gadd maneuvers her walker with the same determination that once propelled her through the rugged terrains of Papua New Guinea.

The 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis concluded with a stirring celebration of Mass led by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, the papal envoy and pro-prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelization.

As we gather to celebrate the Eucharist, we are reminded of the ultimate love story—Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and His enduring presence among us.

As the summer sun shines upon us, we find ourselves celebrating a beloved American holiday - Independence Day. This is a time when we come together to celebrate the freedom and opportunities our nation provides.