Franciscan Ministries
Franciscan Ministry
A Scripture Reflection: Jesus Is at the Door
The late Tony Bennett sang about a city by the bay where “the morning fog may chill the air.”
For San Francisco lovers, the image is a romantic one. But the morning chill means something different for those who live on the streets of the Tenderloin District.
That’s where Brother Andrew Dinegar, OFM, comes in. He will frequently provide blankets, offering those most desperate a respite from the cold, as well as coffee and
Franciscan Ministry
Siena College Students Hear Call to Safeguard Creation
The late Tony Bennett sang about a city by the bay where “the morning fog may chill the air.”
For San Francisco lovers, the image is a romantic one. But the morning chill means something different for those who live on the streets of the Tenderloin District.
That’s where Brother Andrew Dinegar, OFM, comes in. He will frequently provide blankets, offering those most desperate a respite from the cold, as well as coffee and
Franciscan Ministry
Franciscan Pastor Installed at St. Camillus Reflects Parish’s Diversity
The late Tony Bennett sang about a city by the bay where “the morning fog may chill the air.”
For San Francisco lovers, the image is a romantic one. But the morning chill means something different for those who live on the streets of the Tenderloin District.
That’s where Brother Andrew Dinegar, OFM, comes in. He will frequently provide blankets, offering those most desperate a respite from the cold, as well as coffee and
Franciscan Ministry
Manhattan Migrant Center Responds to Charity Challenge
Midtown Manhattan is far from the border. But it is an epicenter of the migrant crisis, as more than 200,000 migrants have come to New York City over the past two years. Many of them trekked through Central America to Texas and Arizona, and then were sent on buses into our country’s largest city.
Franciscan Ministry
Franciscan Mission School Reopened in Arizona
The late Tony Bennett sang about a city by the bay where “the morning fog may chill the air.”
For San Francisco lovers, the image is a romantic one. But the morning chill means something different for those who live on the streets of the Tenderloin District.
That’s where Brother Andrew Dinegar, OFM, comes in. He will frequently provide blankets, offering those most desperate a respite from the cold, as well as coffee and
Franciscan Ministry
Reflecting on 50 years of ministry to Native Americans
The late Tony Bennett sang about a city by the bay where “the morning fog may chill the air.”
For San Francisco lovers, the image is a romantic one. But the morning chill means something different for those who live on the streets of the Tenderloin District.
That’s where Brother Andrew Dinegar, OFM, comes in. He will frequently provide blankets, offering those most desperate a respite from the cold, as well as coffee and