Stories

Peter’s confession at Caesarea Philippi reveals Jesus as the Christ and strengthens the Church’s mission.

Children’s missionary drawings turn Christmas art into a joyful proclamation of the Gospel.

In Cameroon, Missionary Childhood helps children gain birth certificates, dignity, and a future.

A Canaanite woman’s great faith reveals perseverance, trust, and the universal reach of Jesus’ mission.

Mary, assumed into heaven, shines as the one who believed and accompanies the Church in faith and mission.

Daily readings unite Catholics in Scripture and inspire prayer, formation, and mission.

Africa’s Church has grown from a fragile mission field into a missionary force rooted in local communities.

Jesus walks on the waters, calling His disciples to keep their eyes fixed on Him amid every storm.

Catholic bishops connect local dioceses to the Church’s universal mission and help sustain mission churches worldwide.

Seventy-five years after its first issue, MISSION Magazine reflects on a Church still united in mission.

Jesus feeds the crowd with the bread of His Word and the Eucharist, drawing His disciples into mission.

Catholic leadership is rooted in service, prayer, and mission, forming disciples to bring the Gospel to the world.

Jesus’ parables reveal the Kingdom as a priceless gift to receive with wisdom and proclaim with courage.

Fulton Sheen used media, prayer, and missionary zeal to bring the Gospel to millions and support the global Church.

Jesus’ parable of the wheat and weeds reveals God’s patience and the Kingdom’s growth amid evil.

Lay missionaries show that the call to evangelize belongs to all the baptized, serving communities in faith and love.

A reflection on the parable of the sower, wise listening, and the mission to proclaim God’s Word with generosity.

Jesus reveals the Father to the little ones and invites all who are weary to find true rest in Him.

After two earthquakes, the Church in Venezuela is sheltering, consoling, and serving those most in need.

Fulton J. Sheen’s first years in Rochester brought Vatican II renewal, outreach, and missionary zeal.