Prayers

Terry Martin has been willing to travel thousands of miles to be part of the Missionary Oblate family. Terry was born in Baltimore and spent most of his childhood living …

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a poster in Fr. Paul Nourie’s room is worth an infinite number of words. The poster was given to Fr. Paul …

A Place of Shelter, Solitude and Peace for 70 Years In 1952, an ad appeared in a Minneapolis newspaper announcing the estate of Joseph Lethert was for sale in Buffalo, …

By Fr. Eduardo C. Vasquez, Jr., OMI The acronym G.R.A.C.E. stands for Garden Ready Always for Consumption of Everyone. This is the name of the project initiated by the Oblates …

Oblates Honored for Service to Victims of War During a special meeting of the State Administration of the Kiev Military Administration, recognitions were presented to representatives of churches and religious …

It’s the First Time in 20 Years They Have a Decent Roof Rosario Luna is a 66-year-old lady who lives with her 38-year-old son. Rosario earns a little money selling …

More than 1,000 young people who are members of Missionary Oblate parishes traveled from around the world to attend World Youth Day in Lisbon, Portugal, in August. In addition to celebrating …

In 1883, Missionary Oblates from England and Ireland led the first pilgrimage to Lourdes from a country other than France. A total of 310 pilgrims took part in the pilgrimage. …

When Bro. Rafael Banda, OMI, was exploring a calling to religious life, he looked at two options, joining the local diocese or the Missionary Oblates. The decision didn’t come down …

In May, diplomas and certificates were given to men and women who achieved important academic goals at the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, Texas. There were 31 graduates …