See photos from around the U.S. Province from Thanksgiving 2024.

As we embark on this new Liturgical year, we are filled with joy and anticipation. We will be reading passages from the Gospel of Luke.

Looking for resources to enrich your Advent? The Spiritan Campus Ministry Rosary Group, with Fr. Bill Christy, C.S.Sp., has prepared a Podcast of Advent Meditations for that purpose!

This Sunday, we celebrate the last Sunday of the liturgical year. We recognize Jesus as King of the universe, ushering in God's earthly kingdom rooted in love, justice, and community. Unlike the kings of earth, Jesus shows us God's compassion.

As a community, we are swiftly approaching the end of the liturgical year. The scriptures reassure us that God is steadfastly close to his people. With collective courage and strength, we must await the Lord's arrival.

This Sunday, we hear of the widow who contributed a small coin, which was probably all she had to survive on. We are called to be for others as God has been for us, giving and not counting the cost.

November is Black Catholic History Month, designated by the National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus of the United States in 1990 to celebrate the long history and proud heritage of Black Catholics!

Last week, Paula Nettleship renewed her commitment as a Lay Spiritan during Mass at the Spiritan Center at Bethel Park, PA.

Watch or read this reflection on vocation by Fr. Bill Christy, C.S.Sp.

November 5-11 is known as National Vocation Awareness Week. It's a great opportunity to share what the calling of religious life is really like.

We remember the Spiritans who have died in the last 6 years and all our faithful Spiritan departed.