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There are nearly 7,000 of us Divine Word Missionaries, both Brothers and priests, working in over 65 countries around the world. Each is involved in a particular ministry. While each ministry is unique, they all spread the Word of God. We serve where the Gospel has not yet been preached, or where the local church is not yet viable. We also serve where our talents match a need in the Church.
As you read the following articles about some of our missionaries, you will come to understand our mission more fully.
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SVD Brother Saves the life of a Child. |
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A Verteran Missionary shares his experience. |
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DWC Alumnus Shares his Mexican Mission. |
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Rev. Fr. Benigno P. Beltran, SVD |
An innovative priest wants to bring the Payatas garbage dump into the digital age. |
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Reflections of a seminarians field experience in Botswana |
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E-mail messages from a young seminarian to his college professor. |
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A young Polish missionary learns to be a priest in Botswana.
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Mourners dance as a young missionary learns about cultural traditions.
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First Grade, Second Time
By Ariel Tampus, SVD
A young Filipino seminarian spends two years in Zimbabwe |
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Beacons of Hope in Thailand
By Bro. Dennis Newton, SVD
Three SVD Brothers serve in healthcare ministry
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Language: For Divine Word Missionaries It’s Job One!
By Sandy Wilgenbusch
Fr. Mark Schramm, SVD is the Director of the Cross-Cultural Training Program for the SVD Chicago Province "Learning the language and culture of the local community is the most important job if we are to be faithful to our call to be ministers of the Word."
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