A New Series on our Mission in Sierra Leone, West Africa, Episode 1-3

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Mission belongs to the entire Church. Every baptized person is called to share God’s love through prayer, generosity, and witness. Inspired by the dedication of missionaries around the world, we continue working together so that the message of Christ may reach every community, especially those most in need.

The Xaverian Missionaries USA, as an international missionary religious congregation in the church, has been committed to this mission for over 130 years, and is presently in 21 countries. Join us in this mission through involvement in our programs at our community centers in Franklin, Wisconsin and Holliston, Massachusetts. Share your time, talent, or treasure for a hope-filled world.

Contact us if you would like to consider a vocation to lay mission work or consecrated life as a missionary religious. Read Pope Leo’s full message here.



Introducing the Xaverian Missionaries USA


Primer on Catholic Global Mission for Parishes and Families


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.


The Latest Xaverian Mission Newsletter

Our newsletter has been published for more than fifty years, simply sharing the news and views of the Xaverian Missionaries USA. It is published four times a year. Our monthly e-newsletter can be found here
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.