Franciscan Ministries
Franciscan Ministry
Friar Ministers to Vietnamese in South Carolina
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
In Arizona Desert Franciscan Parish Offers Cool Respite for Homeless
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
Friars and Daughters of Charity Help Those Left Behind in Santa Barbara
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
Day Camp Provides Summer Creativity Outlet for Puerto Rican Youth
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
Offering Blankets and Coffee, Friar Provides Help To The Neediest on Streets of San Francisco
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 Parish Community Center Serves Poor in New Jersey Town
A normal part of life in Butler, New Jersey, (population 8,000) are when the bears come down from the nearby hills, foraging for food.
Only an hour’s drive from Manhattan, the northwest New Jersey borough, tucked away in Morris County near the New York border, also deals with other pressing issues. Its population is aging, its rubber manufacturing base is long gone, and new immigrants, many willing and able to work in low-wage jobs, struggle to get by.
Fr. Matthew Pravetz, OFM, pastor of St. Anthony of Padua Church in Butler, leads a parish which responds in a way that lives up to its Franciscan heritage in its concern for the poor.