In today’s Gospel, Jesus is proclaimed as the “Bread of Life” for all who hunger and thirst. We are often left wanting for more when we put all our hopes in the world’s ability to take away our hunger and satisfy our thirst.

Today, the Gospel of John tells us the story of a mighty God who can do anything. God cannot fail. In today’s Gospel passage of the feeding of the five thousand and the multiplication of the loaves and fish, we see that God blesses us abundantly in ways that we can only imagine.

On this Sunday, we are invited to reflect on the image of a shepherd. Jesus challenges us to renew ourselves as we minister to be more effective as his disciples.

Fr. Ned Marchessault, C.S.Sp., began his Spiritan mission in Africa in 1966, and went on to spend 56 years in ministry there. Now retired, Fr. Ned has collected and shared letters from his remarkable African journey as a missionary priest.

Today's Gospel reminds us that each of us like the Apostles must put our faith and trust solely on the grace of God who will supply all our needs.

Today’s Gospel, presents the people of Nazareth (Jesus’ hometown) as people who knew Jesus as the son of a carpenter. They were surprised and amazed to hear his great knowledge and the power of his words that moved them so powerfully.

SOMA is proud to announce the sponsorship of the Wilkinson Family Student Scholarship Program for the Libermann School in Kipawa, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

On this Sunday, the Gospel, reveals Jesus’ power and authority to heal and restore us. We are called to reflect on Jesus’ concern for us. He takes us by the hand and tells us to rise.

He is the youngest Cardinal of the Church and a Spiritan Missionary. Read this profile of a courageous missionary and the reality of a country which is still torn by violence.

The U.S. Province of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit has elected Rev. Donald J. McEachin, C.S.Sp., their new Provincial.

On this Sunday, Jesus challenges us to have courage and do not fear when storms rise in our lives. Jesus is in the boat with us. The suddenness of life’s storms often catches us off guard. Nevertheless, we must call on Jesus and tell him our needs. 

Check out the latest issue of One Heart, One Spirit for a glimpse at Fr. Ned's remarkable 56-Year African journey!

On this Sunday, Jesus invites us to reflect on the parable of the Mustard Seed. This is a parable about trusting God with faith and patience.

A grant to the Dhadim Catholic Health Center in Ethiopia allowed the facility director, Fr. Kenneth Iwunna, C.S.Sp., to purchase much-needed medicine and supplies.

As members of the U.S. Province gather in June for the 2021 Provincial General Assembly and elect new leadership, the meeting will focus on the challenges and needs for contemporary Spiritan mission.

This Sunday, the Church commemorates the solemnity of the Corpus Christi (Latin, it means the Body of Christ). The body of Christ is the living bread from heaven which he gave to us during the Last Supper.

Today, the Church celebrates the Feast of the Visitation. Mary said, “With all my heart I glorify the Lord! In the depths of who I am I rejoice in God my savior. He has looked with favor on the low status of his servant.

This Sunday, on the first Sunday after Pentecost, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. We are invited to consider what we believe about God.

On May 27, we celebrate the anniversary of the founding of our Congregation on Pentecost in 1703. We also celebrate the 2nd Annual Spiritan Day of Giving and the life-changing mission work made possible through your prayers and gifts.

This Sunday we celebrate the feast of Pentecost. On Pentecost, we celebrate the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles gathered full of fear in the upper room in Jerusalem.