Spiritans working in more than 60 countries are grateful to participate in God’s mission to bring glad tidings to people everywhere.

The General Chapter of the Spiritans, taking place in Bagamoyo, Tanzania, elected Fr. Mayama Superior General on October 18, 2021.

Four Lay Spiritans from around the world, including U.S. Lay Spiritan Anne Marie Hansen, made a presentation at the General Chapter in Bagamoyo, Tanzania, earlier this week.

In this Sunday’s Gospel, we hear that “Whoever wishes to be great among you must be your servant” (Matt. 20:26).

In this Sunday’s Gospel, A rich man asks Jesus “what must I do to have eternal life. Jesus reminds us that Eternal life in the kingdom of God is worth more than all our earthly possessions.

On October 2, we celebrate the Feast of Spiritan "first founder" Claude Poullart des Places. While still in the seminary—on Pentecost in 1703—Claude Poullart des Places founded the Spiritans at age 24.

In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus uses the image of a marriage to speak about the Kingdom of God. Just as marriage is a gift from God, so is the kingdom of God.

Matthew Broeren, C.S.Sp., arrives safely in São Paulo to continue his Spiritan formation.

Lay Spiritans gathered together for a Pre-Commitment day of reflection on Saturday, September 18 at the Spiritan Center in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania.

This Sunday’s Gospel affirms that there is healing power in the name of Jesus.

In today’s Gospel, Jesus hears his disciples arguing along the journey. They were arguing about who would be first in God’s kingdom.

This issue shares news from the Provincial Assembly, the incoming leadership team, and mission updates from the Spiritan Office for Mission Advancement and Vocations Office.

In the Gospel for this Sunday, Jesus asks his disciples and us, “who do people say that I am?” While this may seem like a very simple question, this question is really about how deep is our relationship with Jesus.

On September 9, we celebrate the Feast of Blessed Jacques Laval to honor the "Apostle of Mauritius," a man who worked tirelessly to empower and care for a forgotten people.

In the midst of the earthquake in Haiti, the struggles faced in Afghanistan and other countries in our world, the hurricane in Louisiana and the healing people seek during this Coronavirus pandemic, today’s Scriptures remind us to “be open” to God’s power to heal and says to hearts that are frightened, God comes to save us.

We mourn the passing of Br. Valentine Thong, C.S.Sp., a Spiritan in formation in Manila who died on August 19, 2021 from COVID-19 complications. In 2020, he wrote the following reflection on the pandemic.

This Sunday’s scripture reminds us that the best way we can show that we are faithful to the commandments of God is with a change of heart.

Fr. Patrick Eugene, C.S.Sp., is organizing a relief effort to help approximately 100 families by providing staples such as tarps, beans, rice, cooking oil, etc.

This Sunday’s scripture poses two things to us. The first is a question, “Lord, to whom shall we go? The second is a statement, “Choose whom you will serve.”

On this Sunday, we read from the first chapter of the Gospel of Saint Luke. The heart of this chapter is Mary’s song of praise to God.