Dr. Martin Luther King Jr'S ARCHIVE

• The Shared World: 2014 Holiday Blog Series

  
  

  • By Franciscan Mission Service
  • On November 30, 2014

  This season, we celebrate with great joy the story of Jesus’ birth. In this humble and loving act, we see the ultimate example of a missioner. He came to share in our humanity. He came to […]

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• Franciscan Friday: Fulfilling Anointing the Sick through Civil Disobedience

  
  

  • By Franciscan Mission Service
  • On February 7, 2014

  Continuing our series Sacraments and Social Mission: Living the Gospel, Being Disciples, Franciscan Mission Service Communications Associate Michael Carlson interviews Jason Miller, Franciscan Action Network (FAN) Director of Campaigns and Development, on his recent act […]

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• We Shall Overcome: 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington

  
  

  • By Bridget Higginbotham
  • On August 26, 2013

  Washington, D.C. was abuzz this weekend with events commemorating Wednesday’s 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington. Communications Coordintor Bridget Higginbotham shares some thoughts on the experience she and Program Coordinator Natalie Helfrick had as […]

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• What Would Dr. King Say To The First Black President? (Part 2)

  
  

  • By Fr. Joe Nangle, OFM
  • On January 21, 2013

   Fr. Joe Nangle, OFM  shares part two of his message for this historic weekend. For part one, please see Friday’s post. By The White House from Washington, DC (P012009PS-0477  Uploaded by Ekabhishek) [Public domain], via […]

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• What Would Dr. King Say To The First Black President? (Part 1)

  
  

  • By Fr. Joe Nangle, OFM
  • On January 18, 2013

  By Trikosko, Marion S. [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons Fr. Joe Nangle, OFM  shares part one of his message for this historic weekend: The coincidence of the Dr.. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday and the […]

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