Witnessing to the Light
from Everywhere
for Everyone
May the feasts of the Evangelist Matthew (September 21), of our patrons Michael, Raphael and Gabriel (September 29) and St. Jerome (September 30) inspire us in the sublime task of sharing the joy of the Gospel of life.
- June 12, 2024
‘The heart of the Saviour is open to all, so that they may draw joyfully from the wellsprings of salvation’ says a prayer on the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. On this day, we look at the Heart of Jesus in a special way. It should encourage us to open our own hearts, to allow ourselves to be loved by Jesus and to become loving people ourselves, following Jesus’ example…
Author: Michal Ertl, SVD
- September 7, 2024
We have reached the threshold of the jubilee of the founding of our beloved Society of the Divine Word. It has been one hundred and fifty years of life and mission, bringing together men from all parts of the world and sending them to all people. The Holy Spirit has been supporting this work that was entrusted to Saint Arnold Janssen, and also to those who preceded us in the mission, and to us, in the present moment…
Author: Anselmo Ricardo Ribeiro, SVD
- June 12, 2024
A significant prelude to the celebration of the historic 150th anniversary of the foundation of the Society of the Divine Word is the 25th anniversary of the beatification of our four martyrs: Louis Mzyk (1905-1940), Stanislaus Kubista (1890-1940), Aloysius Liguda (1892-1942), and Gregory Frąckowiak (1911-1943). Blessed Louis, Stanislaus, Aloysius and Gregorius represent the many confreres who generously gave themselves to the call to proclaim the Good News to the whole world since the beginning of our Society…
- June 6, 2024
Divine Heart of Jesus, destroy in us all pride and give us true humility. Take from us all lack of charity and give us true love for each other. Pluck out of our hearts all wrath and anger and give us true meekness…
- October 17, 2023
Author: Fr. Jürgen Ommerborn, SVD
Subject: Joseph Freinademetz Returns To His Parish Of St. Martin In Thurn, Steyl’s First Impression
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