This article is written in honor of International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples (August 9). In 2027, we will celebrate 40 years of being with the Menubu Dulangan people…
Hear ye! Hear ye! God is within and ahead! The present moment is bathed in future! We are becoming digital missionaries in a future that is drawing us forward into…
“Would it be outlandish to say that the mother of Jesus, in effect, gave birth to the first sign of who he was as divine? Birthed his public ministry? Accompanied…
In the quiet rhythm of the Rosary, I have found myself lingering not on the mysteries, but on the very words of the angelic prayer that begins each decade:"Ave Maria,…
Corruption in the Philippines is not new. In recent months, however, it has dominated the news, memes, and social media posts. Nationwide Trillion Peso Marches have been organized by Churches…
After World War II the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions returned to their convents in Sittwe and Thandwe and were soon involved in their educational and pastoral ministries.…
“I am doing a new thing: now it springs forth.” (Is 43:9)The current global situation has stirred in me to be more attentive to God’s new acts of transformation in…
As we fast approach the canonisation of a Melanesian Catechist, Peter ToRot, it is a great move within the Church to recognise that local, indigenous people can offer something to…
If you travel west from Winnipeg, Manitoba on the Trans-Canada highway you traverse a relatively flat expanse of Canada’s prairie landscape; mile after mile of vibrant fields growing wheat, barley…
I write this blog with gratitude as I receive news of the successes of Menubu Dulangan women who have been to Delesan Kailawan, an RNDM ministry in the Philippines with…