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Taking Care of Your Own
by Layni Daigle
09/18/2024

I’m Not Saying Goodbye Anymore
by Jon and Hannah Oakes
09/10/2024

The Holy Father’s Intentions: The Cry of the Earth
by Cate Broadbent
09/05/2024

The Craziest Prayer Time
by Luciana Diaz
08/27/2024

Forty Years of Guilt
by Karen Del Castillo
08/22/2024

Immaculate Heart of Mary, Cause of Our Joy, Pray For ...
by Kim Capoun
08/13/2024

The Holy Father’s Intentions: Political Leaders
by Cate Broadbent
07/31/2024

St. Ignatius, My Daily Companion
by Sarah Granger
07/18/2024

C’mon St. Anthony, Please Help Me Find It!
by Saul Keeton
07/16/2024

Finding God in the Present Moment
by Jon and Hannah Oakes
07/11/2024

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The Craziest Prayer Time

Posted on 08/27/2024 at 11:34 am by Luciana Diaz / Costa Rica, Our Blog / 0

He began having a fit of sorts, cursing and getting very frustrated at the name of Jesus.

C’mon St. Anthony, Please Help Me Find It!

Posted on 07/16/2024 at 3:36 pm by Saul Keeton / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

God is real. He lives! And He wants to do real things for real people right now.

The Holy Father’s Intentions: Pastoral Care of the Sick

Posted on 07/03/2024 at 3:10 pm by Cate Broadbent / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

You and I know that sickness isn’t limited to any geographical region.

The Holy Father’s Intentions: Migrants

Posted on 06/03/2024 at 4:00 pm by Cate Broadbent / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

It made us realize that what she left behind was probably far worse than anything we could imagine.

The Cost of A Dream

Posted on 05/03/2024 at 1:57 pm by Thomas Vehige / Our Blog, SERVE, Summer 2024

So the question is, why? Why do this crazy thing for Jesus?

The Holy Father’s Intentions: Religious and Seminarians

Posted on 04/29/2024 at 1:26 pm by Cate Broadbent / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

How many of us can think of at least one priest, sister, or brother who has positively impacted our spiritual journey?

Treasure of God

Posted on 04/25/2024 at 3:36 pm by Luciana Diaz / Intake 2023, Our Blog

She was floored and so full of joy and gratitude when we asked her if she needed prayers.

The Holy Father’s Intentions: The Role of Women

Posted on 04/02/2024 at 11:46 am by Cate Broadbent / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

They are hidden and faithful, and working hard to help support their families.

The Holy Father’s Intentions: The New Martyrs

Posted on 02/28/2024 at 1:44 pm by Cate Broadbent / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

These believers realized that they were recognized, remembered, and prayed for.

Five Reasons to Find Joy This Lent

Posted on 02/15/2024 at 3:35 pm by Kellie Herrera / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

I leaned on Jesus to give me strength, more than steeped leaves in hot water.

The Holy Father’s Intentions: A Deeper Look

Posted on 01/29/2024 at 4:00 pm by Cate Broadbent / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

There was an elderly woman whom I had the privilege of praying with just hours before her passing.

Two-Thirds of God’s Name is Go

Posted on 01/23/2024 at 1:34 pm by The Waldrop Family / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

Our job at SEEK was to represent the need for international missionaries.

Faithful in Prayer

Posted on 11/14/2023 at 12:28 pm by The Glafcke Family / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

On Sunday, we give glory and praise to Our Heavenly Father for hearing all our prayers

The Lord is Always with Us

Posted on 11/07/2023 at 2:06 pm by Anna Biewer / Ecuador - Misahualli, Our Blog, Peru Mission

You are with me in the distractions.

Tears, Toasts, and Bear Hugs

Posted on 10/30/2023 at 12:26 pm by The Daigle Family / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

One thing about this family that I profoundly admire is that they can always be found in the chapel.

Seek His Face

Posted on 10/25/2023 at 1:15 pm by Frank and Genie Summers / Our Blog, Stateside Missions

You can’t bear witness to Jesus unless you know Him as a friend

Lenten Reflection 6: Friendship with Jesus

Posted on 03/30/2023 at 10:14 am by Kevin Granger / Our Blog

For the fifth Sunday of Lent, FMC Executive Director Kevin Granger reflects on the Gospel about the death of Lazarus and shares about the intimate, trusting friendship that Jesus wants to have with us.

Eyes to See

Posted on 03/21/2023 at 9:43 am by The Glafcke Family / Our Blog

by Katie Glafcke // God’s grace filled in where I lacked. The Holy Spirit took over as I opened my bruised and battered heart to Jesus. I asked for my heart to be washed clean, to be reconciled with My Lord. The priest listened and gave me absolution. My penance: go and love your husband tenderly.

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Taking Care of Your Own
by Layni Daigle
09/18/2024

I’m Not Saying Goodbye Anymore
by Jon and Hannah Oakes
09/10/2024

The Holy Father’s Intentions: The Cry of the Earth
by Cate Broadbent
09/05/2024

The Craziest Prayer Time
by Luciana Diaz
08/27/2024

Forty Years of Guilt
by Karen Del Castillo
08/22/2024

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The Craziest Prayer Time

C’mon St. Anthony, Please Help Me Find It!

The Holy Father’s Intentions: Pastoral Care of the Sick

The Holy Father’s Intentions: Migrants

The Cost of A Dream

The Holy Father’s Intentions: Religious and Seminarians

Treasure of God

The Holy Father’s Intentions: The Role of Women

The Holy Father’s Intentions: The New Martyrs

Five Reasons to Find Joy This Lent

The Holy Father’s Intentions: A Deeper Look

Two-Thirds of God’s Name is Go

Faithful in Prayer

The Lord is Always with Us

Tears, Toasts, and Bear Hugs

Seek His Face

Lenten Reflection 6: Friendship with Jesus

Eyes to See

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