Together, We Deliver Hope.
Franciscan Missions is committed to spreading the Gospel message everywhere Franciscan missionaries serve. We work to fund soup kitchens, projects for well systems, and the development of farms, churches, medical clinics, and housing for the poor.
We are truly grateful for the generous support, from our benefactors and friends, over the last several months. We will continue to remember your intentions in our daily prayers and Mass.
Yours in our Lord,
Br. Andrew Brophy, OFM
Executive Director, Franciscan Missions
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The story of the Franciscan Missions
In 1964, The General Secretariat of the Franciscan Missions was founded in the US. The sole purpose was to promote the Catholic missionary work, by raising funds for friars throughout the world. But our history goes even farther back, to when St. Francis came to devote his life to aiding the poor…
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