Franciscan Missionaries of St. Joseph

Franciscan Missionaries of St. Joseph The Franciscan Missionaries of St. Joseph live lives of Christian prayer and service, especially to the poor.

In the spirit of Mother Francis, our Foundress, we centre our lives on Jesus and, like Francis of Assisi, we open ourselves to persons who are the most isolated, vulnerable, voiceless and marginalized in society. We are concerned with the natural resources of the earth and strive to use them with reverence and respect. We respond joyfully with flexibility and courage to the ever-changing needs wit

hin the Church. In our life together, reconciliation, which is the fruit of the giving and receiving of compassion, is paramount in our way of living the Gospel message.

Thank you for supporting justice!
27/10/2025

Thank you for supporting justice!

On 26 September 2025, US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth announced that the twenty soldiers who participated in the 1890 massacre of hundreds of Lakota men, women, and children at Wounded Knee would retain the Medals of Honour awarded to them. He declared the decision final, stating: ...

Congratulations to Sisters Brenda Makokha, Medrine Musundi and Margaret Obwoge who celebrated their Silver Jubilees on 4...
05/12/2024

Congratulations to Sisters Brenda Makokha, Medrine Musundi and Margaret Obwoge who celebrated their Silver Jubilees on 4 December 2024. Sisters Medrine and Margaret will be having their festive celebration with the community on 18 December in Luanda.

Sister Brenda, pictured below, celebrated her Silver Jubilee at Our Lady and Lancashire Martyrs Church in Little Hulton, UK with a Mass of Thanksgiving celebrated by Fr. Tony Chantry, MHM. Several other Mill Hill Missionary priests, as well as other priest friends, Sisters from the UK, friends, parishioners and colleagues from the Chaplaincy of Salford Royal Hospital and the Loaves and Fishes programme joined Brenda for the beautiful Liturgy and a festive meal afterwards in the parish hall. There was much joy and laughter as well as dancing to mark this special occasion.

Many blessings to these Sisters who have served in a variety of ministries over the past 25 years. May God continue to guide you as you serve God's people over the next 25! Blessed be God, how wonderful are God's ways.

Congratulations to Sister Noel Barron who recently celebrated her 60th Jubilee of Religious Profession! May God continue...
22/09/2024

Congratulations to Sister Noel Barron who recently celebrated her 60th Jubilee of Religious Profession! May God continue to bless you!

19/03/2024

Happy Feast of St Joseph

27/11/2023

Dublin-born Fr Des McGillicuddy was one of two Irish-born Mill Hill missionary priests who recently received an award from the Ambassa...

11/11/2023

Congratulations to Sister Maximillah Adisa who celebrated her first profession today in Nairobi. May God grant you many blessings as you continue your FMSJ journey.
Congratulations also to Sister Monicah Onyando who celebrated her Silver Jubilee and Sister Bernadette Nealon who celebrated her Golden Jubilee. Thank you to both of you for all your years of service to God's people in Kenya and the UK. Blessed be God, how wonderful are God's ways!!

21/09/2023

On the eve of the publication of a ‘new’ Laudato sì, the General Secretariat of the...

Congratulations to the Jubilarians!
29/08/2023

Congratulations to the Jubilarians!

While on retreat at Bonkita, several members of the clergy of the diocese of Basankusu celebrated...

Pray for all missionaries throughout the world who stand up for justice as Fr. Kaiser did. May he rest in peace!
29/08/2023

Pray for all missionaries throughout the world who stand up for justice as Fr. Kaiser did. May he rest in peace!

Fr John Kaiser MHM Memorial service at Morendat on 23rd anniversary. The memorial Mass of Fr...

Congratulations to our newly elected members of our FMSJ Leadership Team who were elected at our Chapter today. They are...
12/06/2023

Congratulations to our newly elected members of our FMSJ Leadership Team who were elected at our Chapter today. They are: Sister Margaret Nyabongoye, assistant Congregational Leader, Sister Annjentrix Mukavali, Sister Frances Slater and Sister Brenda Makokha. May the Holy Spirit bless and guide them all as they assume their new leadership roles.
Our Kenyan sisters also thanked and gifted the new Sisters who have completed their service on our previous team: Sister Maureen Murphy, Congregational Leader, and Sister Joan Kerley, Team member.

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