Thank you to those who have been so generous in supporting MHSF through the Nebraska Catholic Day of Giving. If you would still like to give, you can do so through May 13th, and help us move towards our goals. Specifically and presently, we have several couples in Kasese, Uganda hoping to raise funds to initiate their own MHSF chapter and to help grow our mission internationally within the diocese.
We are hoping to raise about $2,000 to help cover the costs of our print materials, shipping, and other fees to get their chapter started. If you would like to reach their proposal, you can click here.
Every gift given through iGiveCatholic or to MHSF via our “Expansion Fund” will go directly to the Kasese Chapter. If half of our readers donated $5-10 we’d easily reach our goal.
Even if you can’t donate, please pray for the families there, our outreach to Uganda, and the Holy Spirit to do His work in sanctifying both parties.
Some of you, but not all, are aware of the story of our son James’s miraculous healing of his arm (and my healing in faith) several years ago.
I was recently asked to tell this story on a podcast called Unwritten (produced by FOCUS) and with James’ permission am sharing it to help inspire others of the goodness of God our Father and share about the value of suffering and faith.
If you like, you can find the 15 minute episode ("He Couldn’t Lift His Arm”) on Spotify and Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.
Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good. His love endures forever.
“The Missionaries of the Holy Spirit in the Family (MHSF) are helping to meet a specific need in the Church today through the formation and communal life of married couples. In the same way that a young man receives human and spiritual formation in the seminary before becoming a priest, MHSF provides a model that allows married couples to experience the formation they need to live fully and joyfully the Sacrament of Marriage.
The model of accompaniment and formation for couples provided by MHSF, is answering the call of the Church to ongoing formation for couples, through a mystagogy in and for marriage. Further, the fruits of helping families grow together as disciples of Christ, and witness to the truth of the Trinity through married life, are incalculably important for our society today.”
The Most Reverend James D. Conley, DD, STL
Bishop of Lincoln
“As the family goes, so goes the nation, and so goes the whole world in which we live.”
Pope St. John Paul II
God bless you all.
- Chance & Lora Unger
Cofounders, MHSF
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