Maryknoll Society

Food for Thought: The Elderly
2022-07-20
Food For Thought
Stories of Inspiration

Community Outreach Team Presents

The Elderly, With Brother Wayne Fitzpatrick, M.M.

Pope Francis’ prayer intention for July 2022 is for The Elderly.
In this webinar presentation, Brother Wayne Fitzpatrick will discuss the challenges facing senior missioners as they transition out of a life of mission. Brother Wayne will discuss the pastoral care needed by these missioners, and all elderly to help them understand their ongoing value and the contributions they can continue to make to the Maryknoll Society and to society in general.

REGISTER

Webinar Hosted by
Brother Wayne Fitzpatrick, M.M.Wednesday, July 20, 2022Time: 2:00pm ET

*”Food For Thought” is a Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers’ program designed to educate and solicit dialogue and conversation about thought-provoking topics surrounding the Catholic Church and Maryknoll’s Society. We offer Webinars throughout the year.

Register for the Food for Thought Webinar

Sunday Mass
2022-07-17 09:00 - 22:00, 2022-07-10 09:00 - 22:00, 2022-07-03 09:00 - 22:00, 2022-06-26 09:00 - 22:00, 2022-06-19 09:00 - 22:00, 2022-06-12 09:00 - 22:00, 2022-06-05 09:00 - 22:00, 2022-05-29 09:00 - 22:00 (America/New_York) and 3 more dates
Join us live every Sunday, 9am ET as we Celebrate the Holy Eucharist from the Queen of the Apostle Chapel in Maryknoll, NY.

Join Mass

Faith Filled Young People
2022-05-11
Faith Filled Young People

Community Outreach Team Presents

Highlighting Pope Francis’ prayer intention for May, Faith-Filled Young People

As part of Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers’ community outreach initiative, each month we share Pope Francis’ prayer intention, inviting our neighbors to join us as we respond to the Holy Father’s call.
The prayer intention for May 2022 is Faith-Filled Young People. In our efforts to share the Good News of Christ’s love and compassion, both here and in over 20 countries around the world where we serve in mission, Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers will be highlighting this topic in a webinar hosted by Father Daniel Kim, M.M.
We invite you and your students to join us for this one-hour virtual event, which will include an opportunity for questions about Maryknoll, mission and how these young people can answer their own call to a life of missionary discipleship.

REGISTER

Hosted by
Father Daniel Kim, M.M.Wednesday, May 11, 2022Time: 11:00am ET

Register for the Food for Thought Webinar

Earth Day
2022-04-22
Earth Day

Care of Creation
Africa – KenyaFr. John Waldrep, M.M.

The reforestation project will take place in 20-30 outstations of St. John the Baptist Parish. Two types of drought-resistant trees will be planted. The trees will bring various nutritional and socio-economic benefits to the local population. The second part of this proposal is for a solar pump for a well in St. John the Baptist Parish. In 2015, the Society funded the drilling of a well in the Parish. That well is now the main water source for the surrounding community. Fossil fuels are used to power the pump. Shifting to a solar pump will protect the environment and relieve the community of the costs entailed by purchasing diesel. If the trees survive, the tree project will become self-sustaining. The well has already been a self-sustaining project. The solar pump will enhance the well’s durability.
This care of creation project is for sustainable trees in the semi-arid area of Kibwezi in southeastern Kenya and a solar pump for a well. The Moringa Oleifera tree can provide a source of nutrition to community members, especially during the dry seasons, and the use of a solar pump will eliminate the need for fossil fuels to power the power.

Human Rights and Care of Creation
Latin America – PeruFr. Michael Briggs, M.M.

Along with The Office of “Human Rights and Environment” – DHUMA – a non-governmental organization, this project supports members of indigenous communities and grassroots social organizations (OSB) who empower themselves by learning their rights, strengthening their communities and organizations, being proactive in nonviolent actions for the defense of our common home, Mother Earth, and her natural resources, especially water, and continually creating new paths, such as opening Constitutional legal suits (Casos de Amparo) against the State and mining enterprises, to assure that their rights are respected by the State and extractive industries.
With your gift, you will help leaders who are willing to challenge the “extractivist” model of development and any human activity, negligence or policy which generates disastrous impacts on Mother Earth or violates the fundamental rights of indigenous peoples to life, health, water, territory, land, prior consultation and consent, ethnic identity, organizational autonomy, indigenous justice, etc. succeed.

Child Dedications
2015-08-19 08:00 - 17:00 | Central Park, 2812 West Zone Street, New York, NY, 54134, United States
Donec ac turpis non ligula pulvinar commodo a sit amet quam. Donec eu mi et tellus aliquam scelerisque. Vivamus sagittis semper ante a hendrerit. Quisque in dui aliquam, pharetra leo vitae, facilisis risus.
Sed sem sem, malesuada quis arcu nec, bibendum tristique lacus. Nullam lacinia, augue id tempor faucibus, metus velit rutrum est, ut tincidunt tellus leo sit amet purus. Quisque vestibulum condimentum dui semper mollis. Quisque eget dolor sit amet tellus cursus vestibulum euismod et turpis.
