by Associate Dan Masterton | Mar 6, 2025 | News Archives
Young men who are seeking asylum in the US exhibited their artwork through the Viator House of Hospitality exhibit, “Journey Beyond Hope,” at The Empty Corner studio in Arlington Heights, Illinois. The exhibit ran for the month of February, and reproductions of their...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Mar 5, 2025 | Peace & Justice
Fidel Zavala, spokesperson for the Human and Community Rights Defense Unit (UNIDEHC) of El Salvador, is currently detained in El Salvador, and he may be transferred to Salvadoran prison. The Clerics of Saint Viator have signed on to a petition to warn of dangers of...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Mar 5, 2025 | News Archives
Welcome to the season of Lent. We pray that you will spend this season grounded in a pilgrimage of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, walking with Christ to the Triduum and the Easter season. In the Gospel of Matthew, which we hear today at Mass on Ash Wednesday, Jesus...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Mar 3, 2025 | News Archives, News Features
Note to our readers: Every other Monday, we will share a feature story to take a closer, richer look at Viatorian life. These stories will include an audio readout that you can play aloud and a reading time estimate. We hope these stories can strengthen your faith...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Feb 28, 2025 | News Archives
On Wednesday evening, Viatorians in the Henderson/Las Vegas region came together at St. Thomas More Catholic Community to assemble grab-and-go bags of food, toiletries, and other key items in support of neighbors in need. In September, St. Viator Catholic Community in...
