Category: Oblate Communities

There has been lots of movement and new beginnings for our Oblates. Learn about the new faces and roles in our communities around the United States.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, Oblates are finding ways to act as the hands and heart of God for those in need, offering relief supplies, prayers, and a comforting presence to the community.

Br. Lou, the most senior member of the Oblates of the Virgin Mary, has given his heart, soul and life in service to God and the Oblates. Hear his story.

Father Peter Grover shares a message about returning to Mass this Advent season after a period of absence to keep your promises to God and strengthen your faith.

After a life of service, caring for elder Oblates and the retired religious honors their extraordinary dedication. Get to know them and how to help.

The Archdiocese of Boston proclaimed the Year of the Eucharist to celebrate and encourage participation in the Blessed Sacrament. Join us!

What does the Year of St. Joseph mean? Learn how the Year of St. Joseph can help build your relationship with Joseph, Mary, Jesus and the Church.

The feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary honors the Virgin Mary. Learn why it’s an extra special feast day for all of the Oblates of the Virgin Mary.

On October 22, St. Pope John Paul II’s feast day, we’re remembering his life and papacy. Find ways to celebrate the feast day, such as by venerating his relic at St. Francis Chapel.

“The greatest among you shall be your servant.” — Matthew 23:11

Fr. Jim is Servant Leadership in action. He’ll tell you his job is “just serving my brothers.”