baptism'S ARCHIVE

• Day 28: Call to Holiness

  
  

  • By Guest Blogger
  • On December 27, 2020

  Editor’s Note: Fr. Brad Milunski, OFM Conv. serves as Chair of the FMS Board of Directors and as Postulancy Director for the Our Lady of the Angels Province in Chicago. Reflecting on the meaning of […]

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• Cutting Down Barriers and Stereotypes

  
  

  • By Valerie Ellis
  • On July 25, 2014

  Lay missioner Valerie Ellis talks about an experience she had connecting with a woman in a Bolivian prison.  When I heard that women in jail in Cochabamba earn credits by cutting hair in their peluqueria […]

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• Sacraments and Social Mission: Baptism’s Call to Mission

  
  

  • By Guest Blogger
  • On January 10, 2014

  Continuing our series Sacraments and Social Mission: Living the Gospel, Being Disciples, Bro. Tony LoGalbo (OFM) reflects on Mission and Baptism in Franciscan Spirituality. Baptism makes us members of one another by initiating us into […]

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• Baptism and Social Mission: 6 Not-so-Easy Reflection Questions to Ask Yourself About Baptism and Social Mission:

  
  

  • By Franciscan Mission Service
  • On January 8, 2014

  Inspired by Sacraments and Social Mission: Living the Gospel, Being Disciples–United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Franciscan Mission Service presents a blog series about the connection between our faith and our actions. Sacraments and Social Mission focuses […]

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• Sacraments and Social Mission: Baptism’s Dignity in the Jails of Bolivia

  
  

  • By Jeff Sved
  • On January 6, 2014

  Today in Sacraments and Social Mission: Living the Gospel, Being Disciples: Jeff Sved writes below about his ministry to bring dignity to prisoners as fulfilling the sacrament of baptism’s call to human dignity. “Prison reform would most […]

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