by Associate Dan Masterton | Mar 12, 2025 | News Archives
Viatorians in the Arlington Heights-Chicago region shared a morning of reflection for Lent, facilitated by Rosanne Coury. She drew on the life cycle of a caterpillar and butterfly as well as the raising of Lazarus, noting that both involved some less-than-glamorous...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Mar 11, 2025 | News Archives, Peace & Justice
Sisters and Brothers of Immigrants (SBI) stood together at a busy Chicago intersection in witness to the dignity and rights of immigrants earlier this month. Br. Michael Gosch, CSV and several Catholic religious women and men from SBI led a public demonstration in...
by Associate Dan Masterton | Mar 10, 2025 | News Archives, Podcast Alerts
During Lent, our podcast Viatorian Voices: Conversations on the Way is exploring Viatorian spirituality, and we begin with part one of our three-part series – published today – which digs into the spirituality of our founder, the Venerable Louis Querbes. Much of what...
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 | 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...
