Healing Divided Communities with Christ’s Love

In a world torn apart by division and hatred, the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, are answering the divine call to love even those who oppose us. They bring the light of Christ to places where Christians are persecuted and marginalized, standing firm in the face of opposition.

Imagine places like Turkmenistan where Christians face severe restrictions and persecution. Here, practicing faith is an act of defiance. We stand resilient, embodying Christ’s command to love without boundaries. We spread the word in regions where hostility towards Christians is prevalent, bringing hope and healing to divided communities.

Embrace Christ’s Command

The Lord teaches us to love unconditionally and make a lasting impact on divided communities by:

• Praying for those we struggle to love: Your prayers provide spiritual strength and solidarity to those who need it most.
• Listening with an open heart: Seek understanding instead of victory in arguments. Compassion is key to bridging divides.
• Forgiving as Christ forgives: Forgiveness is a divine command. Love is unconditional and transformative.
• Acting with kindness: Break the cycle of division by showing kindness to those we disagree with.

A Legacy of Compassion

For 199 years, the Missionary Oblates have been serving marginalized communities, bringing faith, compassion, and relief to those in need. Today, they continue their mission in 70 countries worldwide, addressing both spiritual and physical hardships such as:

• South Korea: where the Missionary Oblates run one of the country’s largest social service agencies, providing food, shelter, medical care, and job training for thousands of homeless individuals every year.
• Haiti: in which they transformed a parish hall into a school for up to 200 refugee children.

Your Support Can Make a World of Difference

Thanks to your generosity, these children have access to education, protection from harm, and a nurturing, faith-filled environment. Will you please donate today to help those in need?