With Religious Brothers Day being celebrated on May 1, the feast of St. Joseph the Worker, it's a timely opportunity to reflect on the rich history of Spiritan brothers and their invaluable contributions to our religious community.

Today is a significant day for us to remember the hope and new life that Jesus' resurrection brings. As vines and branches, our lives are intertwined in God's love and mercy.

As we prepare for our patronal feast of Pentecost, join us in a new way to pray the Novena to the Holy Spirit together on Hozana.org.

Please pray that young men and women hear and respond generously to the Lord’s call to the priesthood, diaconate, religious life, societies of apostolic life or secular institutes. 

Today's Gospel offers a comforting reassurance that we are not alone in a world that often emphasizes self-reliance. We need each other, and most importantly, we have God as our shepherd, steadfastly guiding us through life's journey.

The appearances of Jesus after his resurrection not only confirm his promise to be with us always, but they also provide a comforting reassurance of his continued presence. We are all called to witness Jesus’ real presence among us.

See how your donations to the Spiritan Office for Mission Advancement have been put to work around the world!

We live in a world often telling us that “seeing is believing.” Today’s reading describes Jesus’ encounter with his disciple Thomas, who doubted Jesus’ resurrection.

Read the Spring News from the U.S. Spiritans.

Some scenes from Holy Week in our U.S. Spiritan Parishes or parishes served by U.S. Spiritans.