Medical Missionaries of Mary

31/10/2026

Halloween as a Child

by Sr. Sheila Campbell, MMM Ireland 31.10.2026 I grew up in a newly developed suburb of Belfast in the 1950s. Looking back on it now, we had no idea

30/10/2026

This week, we highlight how our MMM Sisters in Brazil use complementary therapy alongside their work:

Nurturing Through Complementary Therapies
By Sr. Bernadette Fadegnon, MMM

This year, we, MMM Alto Boa Vista, Brazil, continue to promote holistic healing through both individual and group therapies. Women facing different health challenges come over to the pastoral centre where they are listened to and respectfully cared for through different therapies, including massage, Shiatsu, Reflexology, Reiki, cupping therapy etc., the choice of therapy depends on the physical and emotional health needs of each woman. The local community also benefits from group therapies of Tai-Chi, Capacitar and Yoga.

Welcoming and training more women to be part of that sacred space for self-care and caring for others has resulted in boosting her self-esteem and self-image, has led to personal healing. Read more on page 8 https://sl1nk.com/e0qd3sm

28/10/2026

The Maternity Call

by Sr. Sheila Devane, MMM Ireland 28.10.2026 When MMM was founded in 1937 safe birth for mothers was

24/10/2026

Early MMM Stories – The Civet Cat

MMM Publications 1944 Ireland 24.10.2026 Nigeria: Today I must tell you about Jimmy – our pet of pets.

24/10/2026

Our MMM Sisters share God’s love through their daily lives, bringing kindness, hope and compassion to those around them.

22/10/2026

Excerpt from our 2026 Healing and Development Yearbook:

COSUDOW: A Cry For Justice, A Journey to Restoration

‘Juliet’ (not her real name) is 13 years old. Her story is not just one of suffering — it is a reminder of the injustice faced by countless young girls whose vulnerability is exploited for profit.

Born in Edo State, Nigeria, to a blind single mother, ‘Juliet’ carried a burden far beyond her years. Wanting to ease her mother’s hardship, she trusted a neighbour who promised her an opportunity to work and provide for her family. She was told that education was no longer the best path, and that a better future awaited her but she had to keep it a secret. Read more on Page 16 in the following link: https://buff.ly/lcE3nZ8

21/10/2026

Are we failing boys still?

by Nadia Ramoutar, MMM Communications Coordinator Ireland 21. 10.2026 A recent report from UNICEF alarmingly indicates that intimate partner violence starts early in the lives of girls. Globally, nearly 30 per cent of adolescent girls aged 15–19 years

20/10/2026

The MMMs would like to thank the Global Sisters Report for acknowledging the efforts of our MMM Sisters and their tireless efforts to overcome injustice. Read more below:

"I was a shadow of my former self," recalls one trafficking survivor, who is now rebuilding her life with psychological and social support from a shelter run by Nigerian sisters.

19/10/2026

How was your Mission Sunday? 🌎

World Mission Sunday

Celebrating 100 years of World Mission Sunday, we are reminded of our shared call to bring God’s love, healing and hope.

Our MMM Sisters continue to serve with compassion, standing alongside communities around the world.

💚 One in Christ, United in Mission.

18/10/2026

World Mission Sunday

Celebrating 100 years of World Mission Sunday, we are reminded of our shared call to bring God’s love, healing and hope.

Our MMM Sisters continue to serve with compassion, standing alongside communities around the world.

💚 One in Christ, United in Mission.