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The Spiritual Legacy of St. Kateri Tekawitha
The Tekakwitha Indian Missions derive their name from St. Kateri Tekakwitha, a beacon of faith and resilience for Native Americans. Born in 1656, St. Kateri…
Oblate World Magazine – October 2024
Diaconate Ordination of Four Oblate Scholastics in San Antonio, Texas
April 6th, 2024 was an important day for the Oblate’s Blessed Mario Borzaga Formation Community in San Antonio, Texas. On that day four Oblate Scholastics…
The Tale of the Two Nobles
When Noble Thomas introduces himself to the young people in the confirmation classes at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in New Orleans, he no longer…
Support the Missionary Oblates Through Your Donor-Advised Fund
A donor-advised fund is a simple, flexible and tax-advantaged way you can make charitable donations, so you make the biggest impact. You can quickly and…
Unity and Devotion: Hispanic Community Honors Our Lady of Lourdes at National Shrine
On Sunday, February 11, 2014, the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows witnessed a touching tribute from the Hispanic community on the Feast…
Oblates See Progress in Zambia
Written by: Fr. William Morell, OMI Santa Maria Mission, Lukulu Zambia:“getting there was a lot more than half the fun” – To see and to…
Our Lady of San Juan de los Lagos: an Oblate Tradition Continues in Belleville, Illinois
By Fr. Salvador Gonzalez, OMI Faithful to the Constitutions and Rules, their book of life, the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate are always close to…
Oblate Partnership Visits Baja Mission in Tijuana
By Artie Pingolt, president, Missionary Oblate Partnership The Missionary Oblate Partnership sponsored a “field trip” to the new Oblate mission of Mary Immaculate Parish in…