A Journey of Gratitude and At-One-Ment: Witnessing the Franciscan Mission in Japan
Fr. Jan Janoszka, SA, shares his reflection from his visit to our Friars in Japan last month.
A Weekend of Grace: Looking Back at the Feast of St. Anthony at Graymoor
The Feast of St. Anthony celebration at Graymoor—held from June 13–15—was a beautiful outpouring of faith, fellowship, and spiritual renewal. Pilgrims from near and far gathered on the Holy Mountain for a multi-day observance that reflected both the universality and intimacy of Catholic devotion.
Fr. Bob’s Greeting – July 2025 Enews
July holds deep significance for both the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement and the United States. Here at Graymoor, we joyfully celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of the Atonement, our unique title for the Blessed Mother. This month also marks America’s Independence Day, a reminder of the gift of freedom and those who courageously defend it. Let us first turn to the Feast of Our Lady of the Atonement. This is especially meaningful to us, the Friars and Sisters of the Atonement.
Br. Fabrizio Welcomed to the Ministry of Lectors
What a joyful day at the Vigil of Pentecost in the beautiful cathedral of St. Rufino! Bishop Domenico Sorrentino led a powerful celebration of the Eucharist, during which 52 faithful from the Diocese of Assisi-Nocera-Gualdo stepped forward to take on new ministries as lectors, acolytes, and extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion.
Bishop Gerardo Colacicco Celebrates Vigil Mass Honoring St. Anthony of Padua
Bishop Gerardo Colacicco celebrates Jubilee of Hope Mass, where he spoke to a crowd of more than 300 faithful.
Ecumenical Leadership in Action: Recent Moments of Unity and Celebration
In recent weeks, members of Graymoor Ecumenical & Interreligious Institute (GEII) had the privilege of participating in two significant events that reflect the vibrant and evolving landscape of Christian unity in the United States.
Experience Graymoor Like Never Before: Introducing Our New Immersive Audio Tour
The Friars of the Atonement are excited to unveil a new way for all to encounter this sacred space: a self-guided, immersive audio tour, available both online and throughout the grounds via scannable QR codes.
St. Anthony Shrine, Graymoor, Planning Three-Day Celebration for Namesake Feast Day
The event in celebration of St. Anthony of Padua is set for June 13-15.
Why is St. Anthony the Patron Saint of Lost Things?
St. Anthony of Padua, a beloved 13th-century saint from Portugal, holds many titles: Franciscan preacher, Doctor of the Church, wonder worker, friend of the poor and sick. But he is perhaps best known as the patron saint of lost things.