Doing God’s Work in Mission Land, USA
Glenmary Home Missioners is a Catholic society of priests and brothers who, along with coworkers, are dedicated to establishing a Catholic presence in rural areas and small towns of the United States where the Catholic Church is not yet effectively present. Glenmary missioners strive to proclaim and witness to the Good News of Jesus Christ and the power of God's love, mercy and justice.
Over 100 Catholic mission communities—and countless outreach ministries—have been established by Glenmary missioners and coworkers in the past 70 years. Today, we continue to reach out and serve the spiritual and material needs of those living in some of the most impoverished counties in the South and Appalachia.
Adopt a Mission/Missioner
Glenmary invites you to become part of this outreach by adopting a mission community or a Glenmary priest, brother or seminarian through the Adopt-a-Mission and Adopt-a-Missioner programs. Learn more
Glenmary Challenge
The latest issue of Glenmary Challenge magazine is now available. Whether you read it online or receive it in the mail, please remember to share it with friends. And, most importantly, let us know what you think! Learn more
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