Bringing the Word and World to Zambia
Brother Herat – The Heart of a Missionary
On Trial For Actions Against Mother Earth
Building Brighter Futures For Children in Thailand
A Missionary For More Than 50 Years Below Zero
Starting Dialogue on Canadian Mining
Oblates Teaching Peace in Sri Lanka
A Doctor for the Body and Soul
New St. Eugene De Mazenod Statue
Lost Oblate Cross Finds Its Way Home
Recycling Program at Oblate School of Theology
Brother Herat – The Heart of a Missionary
Brother Herat Mondol, O.M.I. is a pioneer Missionary Oblate. He is the first Oblate from Bangladesh to study for the priesthood in the United States. But becoming a trailblazing Oblate was something Bro. Herat never intended.
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Starting Dialogue on Canadian Mining
The Missionary Oblates in Canada are expanding their work to reduce the negative impact mining is having on the environment.
In February the Oblates’ Justice Peace and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) Office in Canada sponsored a dialogue on the ethical dimensions of the extractive industries in light of Catholic social teaching.
Oblates in the News
For nearly 60 years, Oblate missionary Fr. Jules Dion, better known in Nunavik by his Inuktitut name, Pirti – served as priest, mechanic, carpenter, dog-team runner, hunter, fisherman, doctor, dentist and part-time snowmobile salesman to several generations of Inuit in Quaqtaq and Kangiqsujuaq.