Fr. Thomas Keefe – The Possible Dream
I could say that Fr. Thomas Keefe was chosen to be the subject of this blog post because his...
Read MoreI could say that Fr. Thomas Keefe was chosen to be the subject of this blog post because his...
Read MoreThe Maryknoll Society has spent over 100 years atop Sunset Hill in Ossining, New York. The...
Read MoreIt’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in the United States. To celebrate, we’re featuring Ryozo Kado, a Japanese rock craftsman who’s well known for his Japanese-style rock gardens and Catholic shrines. A dear friend of Maryknoll, several of his works reside at the Maryknoll Sisters’ Motherhouse, including a replica of Lourdes Grotto.
Read MoreIn the spirit of this months’ blog posts medical theme (Lab Coats and Habits & The Origins of...
Read MoreFor the month of April, Pope Francis’s Prayer Intentions are for The Role Of Women. We all...
Read MoreMaryknollers’ dedication provides medical assistance in mission around the world. But how did this start? Ask the famous American anesthesiologist, Dr. Paluel J. Flagg.
Read MoreHappy World Poetry Day everyone! Today we celebrate this beautiful art form and the creative...
Read MoreOver the last few months I have been asked several times about Monsignor George M. Carroll, a...
Read MoreWe celebrate the life of Sr. Marianna Akashi. Her work as a Japanese teacher was critical to the Sisters’ missions along the West Coast.
Read MorePreviously I told the story of the Los Baños Raid in the Philippines, using the words of the...
Read MoreIn the words of Fr. Robert Greene, “Here we are again.” Today is Ash Wednesday, the...
Read MoreHappy Valentine’s Day from the Maryknoll Mission Archives! Today, we’re sharing our love for one of Maryknoll’s original benefactors and Mother Mary Joseph’s dear friend: Miss Julia L. Ward.
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