Mission Vocation and Ministry of the Xaverian Missionaries USA
Make of the World a Single Family

Myanmar Cyclone NargisCyclone Nargis in Myanmar

The catastrophic cyclone Nargis that hit Myanmar "left the city is on its knees... countless homes were destroyed or damaged... scores of people were left homeless and are in makeshift shelters, mainly schools and government structures that are overcrowded. There is desperation and shock. 
There are other sad news to report around the mission world, such as infighting in Sudan, the acquittal of the rancher who order the killing of Sr. Dorothy Stang, the city migrants of Bangladesh and World Food Crisis. 
Yet, even in the midst of such despair, the witness of Christian communities who keep on hoping against hope brings some solace to our hearts.  As you read the news section, remember these people in your prayers.Mission News fromt the Xaverians


Bangladesh Cyclone News | Can you help us? 

 

 Xaverian Mission Newsletter Xaverian Newsletter 

Being Catholic in a World of Many Faiths 

Being Catholic in a World of Many Faiths - Xaverian Mission NewsletterDiverse peoples of different faiths coming together to share common faith values, and a commitment to create a more just world is both the theme of this issue of the Xaverian Mission Newsletter, and an important commitment of the mission of the Catholic Church.
It is a core hope which defines our identity as Xaverian Missionaries, called to those who do not believe as we do. We proclaim the Cross of Christ in a time when worldwide religious plurality is at its zenith, and intolerance to religious pluralism is at its deadliest levels.
Read articles on Christian-Buddhist Dialogue in Taiwan, the service of the Shinmeizan Prayer and Dialogue Center in Japan, how US Chinese Catholics seek dialogue beyond Christianity at St. Therese, Chinatown, Chicago, the work of Xaverians accompanying Filipino Farmers in their Struggle for Justice, and other news that touch the Xaverian World.Being Catholic in a World of Many Faiths

 

 Mission News Mission News 

Japan: Shintoism and Christianity for the Common Good

Sudan: military presence and hundreds of dead

May 24: Pray for the Church of China

Brasil: Bishops outraged at acquittal of rancher who ordered killing Sr. Dorothy Stang

Mexico: Children's Day on anniversary of legalized abortion

China: Chinese city becomes Bible Printing Capital

Vatican: Mission Martyrs encourage the whole Church

Madrid: Celebration of Diocesan Missionary Day

Congo: Surviving an airplane crash: a new Chance in Life

Indonesia: Fr. Orru and parish activities during Lent

Congo: Water for 40,000 people

More News Latest Mission News from the Xaverian Missionaries

 

 Focus on Mission Newsletter Communities News

The Blessings of Easter 

Fr. Carl Chudy, new Provincial Superior of the XaveriansThe seven baptisms celebrated at St. Therese in Chinatown is indeed a grace-filled moment for the parish.  Read about other events in this active community of faith.

The Provincial house will welcome soon Fr. Carl Chudy, the newly elected Provincial of the USA, taking the place of Fr. Ivan who led our Congregations in the USA for the last 8 years.

The 13th Provincial Chapter was held in Franklin, Wisconsin, amidst the ever-present snow.  Yet, it did not stop a group of friends to show their support for our Bangladesh missions during the Lenten Season.

Plus, read an article on the Mission Alliance of Boston, as they prepare for the 200 Anniversary of the Boston Archdiocese.  Communities news after Easter - Visit of Pope Benedict XVI

 No Borders Newsletter No Borders Newsletter 

Hope, Solidarity, Remembering 

Hope, Solidarity, Remembering in No Borders EnewsletterThe e-newsletter: No Borders, Passion for Christ, Passion for Humanity provides Resources in Global Mission for  Youth and Young Adults. The April/May issue focuses on the Hope, Interfaith Solidarity, Remembering the genocide of Rwanda, and days of prayer and action for Colombia. See a preview of the e-newsletter.  Or click here to subscribe to No Borders e-newsletter.

Youth, Young Adults, College Campus personnel and Youth Ministers are more than welcome to subscribe to this free e-newsletter.  Please, do not hesitate to contact us with ideas and topics of interest for you and your group.No Borders Newsletter Passion for Christ, Passion for Humanity

 

 Mission Stories of Blessed Guido M. Conforti, St. Francis Xavier, Xaverian Martyrs, St. Therese of Lisieux, Little Child Mission Stories

Blessed Guido Maria Conforti

Blessed Guido Maria ConfortiConforti is our Founder: find a detail story of his life and mission, a slide show on his visit to China in 1928, some of his popular writings and thoughts, and even a Novena. Remember the Xaverian Missionaries by praying together with us  one of the prayers of Blessed Conforti.

St. Francis Xavier

Read his life, pray the novena, and reflect on this remarkable Missionary, Patron of the Xaverians.

St. Therese of Lisieux

As the Patroness of all Catholic Missions, St. Therese of Lisieux, the Little Flower, is an inspiration for today.

Xaverian Martyrs

These Xaverians shed their blood as they were bringing the Gospel to those who did not know Christ.  

Mission Call and Vocation of the Xaverian Missionaries

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