Sharing Christ Across Faiths and Cultures

There’s a New Website for Our Lady of Fatima Shrine

There is a new website, developed by Brother Kornel Glossanto, for The Missionary Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima. We hope it to make it easier for you to see the services and opportunities that wait for your next visit. Take a stroll through our website and discover for yourself at FatimaShrine.org.


Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser for Fatima Shrine

We look forward to our Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser on Saturday, March 28, 8 to 10 am. Tickets are 12 dollars each and can be gotten at the office. We’ll be selling them after masses in March.

We will also have raffle baskets available for raffle. All raffle basket items and baskets for the Bunny Breakfast need to be delivered to the shrine by Thursday 3/12. They will be on display after mass on 3/15 for anyone who wants to buy tickets who won’t be at the breakfast. Raffle tickets for the baskets are $5 for 7 tickets and $10 for 15.

You can get tickets at the office or online.

Gift Basket Raffle at the Pancake Breakfast

As part of our pancake breakfast fundraiser, we are raffling fifteen beautiful gift baskets donated by our dear friends. They are $5 for seven tickets and $10 for fifteen tickets. You can get your tickets at the office by calling 508-429-2144 or email, hollliston@xaverianmissionaries.org.


Introducing the Xaverian Missionaries USA


In America, the landscape of the Catholic Church is changing dramatically, as is all religious communities and institutions. The new mission of the Xaverian Missionaries seeks to engage with our Catholic tradition to all outside of the church, Christianity, and even religion itself. The departure of those who were formed in the Catholic faith is felt in every parish. Disaffiliated families make up the majority of Catholic communities throughout the country.


Taiwan: A Mosaic of Religions


Check out the latest resources and opportunities for Catholics and others to share our lives, faith, and friendship with people of other faiths and traditions. Click here. Other resources for interfaith dialogue may be found here.




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