Glenmary Annual Report 21-22

Impact & Stewardship Report

UNITED IN MISSION.

Glenmary is a Catholic religious society of missioner priests and brothers. Together with many lay missioners, volunteers, students, co-workers and the support of donors like you, we proclaim the

Reign of God by bringing the full presence of the Catholic Church to the missions!

As of 6/30/2022

Megan Bosco Charlotte Carpenter

Father Dan Dorsey

Chris Meyer David O’Brien Michael Schneider

The Church is growing in the home missions, thanks to God’s grace and the generous support of people like you! We can’t say it enough—our mission would be impossible without you!

—Father Bishop

“There was never a time when missionary activity was more needed in our beloved land than it is today.”

Fr. Charles Aketch

Fr. Chet Artysiewicz

Fr. John Brown

Fr. Bruce Brylinski

Fr. Tom Charters

Br. Dennis Craig

Fr. Bob Dalton

Br. Craig Digmann

Fr. Dan Dorsey

Fr. Dominic Duggins

Fr. Dave Glockner

Fr. Ed Gorny

Fr. Bob Hare

Br. David Henley

Br. Jack Henn

Fr. Dennis Holly

Br. Larry Johnson

Br. Curt Kedley

Fr. Mike Kerin

Br. Josiah Kimani

Fr. Tom Kirkendoll

Br. Levis Kuwa

Fr. Fid Levri

Fr. José Carlos Miguel López

Br. Jason Muhlenkamp

Fr. Samuel Mungai

Fr. Steve Pawelk

Fr. François Pellissier

Fr. Gerry Peterson

Fr. Neil Pezzulo

Fr. Frank Ruff

Fr. Les Schmidt

Br. Tom Sheehy

Br. Virgil Siefker

Br. Joe Steen

Fr. Wil Steinbacher

Fr. Vic Subb

Fr. Richard Toboso

Fr. Don Tranel

Fr. Kenn Wandera

Fr. Aaron Wessman

Br. Ken Woods

THANK YOU.

Our home mission ministries continue because supporters like you believe in the vision and value of Catholic mission. We thank God for you daily. Our work would be impossible without you!

Today, and every day, we rejoice and say prayers of thanks for you and your faith-filled commitment to the home missions. You make it possible for Glenmary missioners to be THE Catholic presence for the people in their county, sharing the goodness of God and making a difference in their lives.

You join in our mission. Thanks to your support, Glenmary is bringing people together into new Catholic faith communities; sharing God’s love with people who have no faith home; helping people with food, shelter, medicine, and daily necessities in their times of need; seeking justice for people suffering on the margins; and working toward unity among our Christian brothers and sisters.

You are the source of many blessings. You provide hope!

In the last year, you have helped Tennessee Catholics in Grainger and Smith Counties come together in community and worship in permanent Church homes. You have helped families worried about where their next meal will come from or

eviction from their home receive fresh food or transitional shelter. You have helped incarcerated youth in Georgia hear the Good News of Jesus Christ for the first time.

These are just some examples of the impact you make with your prayers and generosity. You’ll find more within the pages of this Impact and Stewardship Report. We are grateful to have you as valued members of our mission community.

Thank you for living your faith by supporting Glenmary’s ministry in Appalachia and the rural South. Thank you for giving us reason to rejoice every day!

In Gratitude,

Father Dan Dorsey Chris Phelps Glenmary President Development Director

Our work is to go

into the forgotten and neglected places, the no-priest land, the no-Catholic land of America...to build up little outposts and parishes where now no hope of them exists.”

—Father

William Howard Bishop, Glenmary Founder

OUR FOUNDER’S VISION

“The true missioner adopts all the people in his area, regardless of creed, for his own. His aim is to make all of them better people and bring them nearer to God. “

—Father William Howard Bishop, Glenmary Founder

Glenmary Home Missioners was founded in 1939 by Father William Howard Bishop, whose vision was for every county in the United States to have a permanent Catholic presence. Thank you for being a part of our charismatic family and sharing our passion for mission!

Did you know there are still more than 300 counties that do not have a permanent Catholic church?

When you respond to this call by supporting our missions, you become a missioner just as much as we are.

Scan this code for more about our home mission ministries from the missioners themselves!

“Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.“ —Matthew 25:40

At Glenmary, our vision is to bring a greater fullness of the Kingdom of God to the areas we serve. Our love for Christ and our passion for the Catholic faith is at the center of every ministry and outreach.

YOUR GIFTS IN ACTION

You don’t have to travel far to find a mission field. With God’s grace and your generosity, we’ve shared God’s love and the hope of our Catholic faith with thousands of Americans this year!

NEW MISSIONS AND MORE CHURCHES

In the past 4 years, we have dedicated four churches and established four new missions in rural America, thanks be to God!

Over 250 young adults served as Glenmary volunteers in rural Tennessee this year, learning what faith in action looks like.

SHOWING GOD’S LOVE IN PRACTICAL WAYS YOUR

8,665 people made 22,569 gifts to Glenmary the past fiscal year. We thank God every day for your generosity and support.

ONE IN FIVE PEOPLE LIVE IN POVERTY

On average, 18% of the people in our missions live in poverty. Your gifts help meet the basic needs of many who are struggling.

Mission Masses Celebrated

Mission Churches Missioner Priests Men in Formation

“Our

PILLARS OF MISSION

“For Glenmary, a pillar is something firm on which we can stand while we’re doing our missionary activity.“

—Father William Howard Bishop, Glenmary Founder

Glenmary is committed to establishing a permanent presence for the Catholic Church, but that’s more than a church building. We’re on mission to establish the fullness of the Catholic faith, which calls us to serve, work alongside and love all of God’s children.

Nurturing Catholics

“I’m

—Father

Ecumenical Cooperation

“Ecumenism really means Christian unity. How do we respond to Christ’s call that all Christians would be one?”

—Nathan Smith, Glenmary Coworker

Social Justice/Transformation

“Social injustices in the missions are a lot of time problems with housing and public services. Many people who are poor don’t have access to the programs that will help them out of poverty.”

—Father Vic Subb

Evangelization

“We come to towns where there are people who have no faith at all...we introduce the Good News to those people who have never heard about Jesus Christ.”

—Father

Connection

to the Universal Church

“It’s helping Catholics [in the missions] see they are part of a greater Church. And it’s helping the universal Church know more about mission needs in rural America.”

—Father Aaron Wessman

José Carlos Miguel López

responsible for the souls of the faithful...you have to walk with them on their spiritual journey, and meet their spiritual needs.”

Neil Pezzulo

Support + Revenue

Annual Gifts

Bequests + Other Planned Gifts Mission Service Other Net Assets Released from Donor Restrictions

Total Support + Revenue

Expenses

For Program Services Mission Aid Mission Education Mission Training Services to Glenmary Community Vocation Awareness Mass Offerings

For Support Services Fundraising Administration Plant + Equipment

Total Expenses

Statement of Unrestricted Net Assets

Net Assets as of July 1, 2021 Reserve

Investment Return, net Deceased Annuitants Interfund Transfers

Net Assets as of June 30, 2022

Donors Make the Difference

Our home mission ministries are only possible because of our donors, big and small. We put each gift to work right away to make the maximum impact in the missions. Thank you!

$ $

3,365,942 2,988,078 192,464 494,900 178,804 7,220,188

$ $ $

$ 1,991,966 497,082 932,708 568,036 355,639 63,246 532,089 731,759 207,173 5,879,698

$ $

30,689,608 750,586 (3,194,516) 494,90028,740,578

For a report of your giving during the calendar year, contact us at 513-874-8900.

Mission Cooperative Plan

Diocese of Charlotte, NC

Archdiocese of Cincinnati, OH

Diocese of Cleveland, OH

Archdiocese of Denver, CO

Archdiocese of Dubuque, IA

Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, IN

Archdiocese of Indianapolis, IN

Diocese of Joliet, IL

Diocese of Lincoln, NE

Archdiocese of Los Angeles, CA

Diocese of Pittsburgh, PA

Diocese of Rochester, NY

Diocese of Savannah, GA

Diocese of Springfield-in-Illinois, IL

Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis, MN

Diocese of Syracuse, NY

Diocese of Trenton, NJ

Diocese of Winona-Rochester, MN

Sharing the Mission

Glenmary is blessed to link arms with archdioceses, dioceses, parishes, groups and individuals across the country who support Catholic missions. The impact of our work is magnified when we work together!

Adopt-a-Mission or Missioner Program

Blessed Trinity Cluster Manchester, IA

Church of St. Timothy Maple Lake, MN

Communities of St. Paul & St. Joseph Marion, IL

Mary, Mother of God Church Scranton, PA

Sacred Heart Church Monticello, IA

St. Bernard of Clairvaux Cincinnati, OH

St. John Paul II Church Carroll, IA

St. Luke Church Hopkinton, IA

Tacoma Group Puyallup, WA

Dr. Denise Collado Sarasota, FL

Gill & Julia Duryea Mansfield, OH

Benjamin Faust Crowley, TX

Mary Fitzgerald Abilene, TX

John Healy Ellicott City, MD

Elenor Reilly (dec.) Hamburg, NJ

CURRENT & FORMER MISSIONS

Since 1939, Glenmary has established and helped nurture these mission communities to maturation. Pastoral care was then given to the local diocese. Once this happens , we move on to new missions!

Alabama

Fayette County Holy Family, Fayette

Franklin County Good Shepherd, Russellville

Lawrence County Resurrection Chapel, Moulton

Marion County Church of the Holy Spirit, Winfield

Arkansas

Ashley County Holy Cross, Crossett Holy Spirit, Hamburg

Bradley County St. Luke, Warren

Drew County St. Mark, Monticello

Logan County Our Lady of the Assumption, Booneville

Madison County St. John, Huntsville

Scott County St. Jude, Waldron

Washington County Our Lady of the Ozarks, Winslow

Yell County St. Andrew, Danville

Georgia

Appling County St. Christopher, Baxley

Bulloch County St. Matthew, Statesboro

Bryan County Holy Cross, Pembroke

Burke County Sacred Heart, Waynesboro

Candler County Holy Family, Metter

Dodge County St. Mark, Eastman

Early County

Holy Family Church, Blakely Fr. Mike Kerin, Pastor Br. Levis Kuwa

Br. Jason Muhlenkamp Dcn. Scott Watford

Emanuel County Holy Trinity, Swainsboro

Evans County St. Christopher, Claxton

Greene County Christ Our King, Greensboro

Habersham County St. Mark, Clarkesville

Jeff Davis County Good Shepherd, Hazlehurst

Jefferson County St. Joan of Arc, Louisville

Jenkins County St. Bernadette, Millen St. Joseph, Bay Branch

Long County Our Lady of Guadalupe,Sandhill

Lumpkin County St. Luke the Evangelist, Dahlonega

Putnam County Christ Our Savior, Eatonton

Rabun County St. Helena, Clayton

Randolph County St. Luke the Evangelist Church, Cuthbert Fr. Mike Kerin, Pastor

Screven County Our Lady of the Assumption, Sylvania

Tattnall County St. Jude, Glennville

Telfair County Holy Redeemer, McRae

Toombs County Sacred Heart, Vidalia

Union County St. Francis of Assisi, Blairsville

Wayne County St. Joseph, Jesup

White County St. Paul the Apostle, Cleveland

Prison Ministry to Lowndes, Telfair, Wilcox, and Sumter

Counties

Fr. François Pellissier

Indiana

Spencer County Glenmary House of Studies, St. Meinrad Fr. Bruce Brylinski, Director

Kentucky

Allen County Christ the King Church, Scottsville (Satellite mission of Macon County, TN)

Bath County St. Julie, Owingsville

Butler County Holy Trinity, Morgantown

Carter County Sts. John & Elizabeth, Grayson Daviess County Fr. Fid Levri

Edmonson County St. John the Evangelist, Sunfish

Lewis County Holy Redeemer, Vanceburg Group Volunteer Program at the Glenmary Farm

Logan County Sacred Heart, Russellville

Morgan County Prince of Peace, West Liberty Ohio County Holy Redeemer, Beaver Dam St. John, Fordsville

Powell County Human/Economic Ministry, Stanton

Rowan County Jesus Our Savior, Morehead

Simpson County St. Mary of the Woods, Franklin Todd County Sts. Mary and James, Guthrie St. Susan, Elkton Fr. Frank Ruff

Mississippi

Calhoun County St. Luke the Evangelist Church, Bruce Chickasaw County St. Therese, Okolona Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Houston

Choctaw County St. Mark, Ackerman

Clay County Immaculate Conception, West Point

Itawamba County Christ the King, Fulton

Monroe County St. Francis of Assisi, Aberdeen St. Helen, Amory Pontotoc County St. Christopher Church, Pontotoc

Tippah County St. Matthew, Ripley Union County St. Francis of Assisi, New Albany Webster County St. John Neumann, Eupora

North Carolina

Alleghany County St. Frances of Rome, Sparta

Ashe County St. Francis of Assisi, Jefferson Avery County St. Bernadette, Linville

Bertie County Holy Spirit Chapel, Windsor Br. Curt Kedley

Marco Tavares, Regional Hispanic Minister

Cherokee County Holy Redeemer, Andrews St. William, Murphy

Clay County

Immaculate Heart of Mary, Hayesville

Graham County

Our Lady of the Lake, Fontana Village Prince of Peace, Robbinsville

Jackson County St. Mary, Sylva

Martin County Holy Trinity, Williamston Fr. Chet Artysiewicz, Administrator Fr. Christu Raju Kama, Associate Pastor Fr. Vijaya Babu Katta, Associate Pastor

Macon County

Our Lady of the Mountains, Highlands St. Francis of Assisi, Franklin Mitchell County St. Lucien, Spruce Pine

Swain County

Our Lady of Guadalupe, Cherokee St. Joseph, Bryson City

Washington County St. Joan of Arc Church, Plymouth Fr. Richard Toboso, Pastor Fr. José Carlos Miguel López

Watauga County Church of Epiphany, Blowing Rock St. Elizabeth, Boone

Yancy County Sacred Heart, Burnsville

Ohio Adams County Holy Trinity, West Union St. Mary of the Assumption, Manchester St. Mary Queen of Heaven, Peebles

Hamilton County National Headquarters, Cincinnati Fr. Dan Dorsey, President Fr. Aaron Wessman, First Vice President Br. Larry Johnson, Second Vice President

Catholic-Evangelical Relations Office

Nathan Smith, Director

Communications Office

John Stegeman, Manager

Development Office

Chris Phelps, Director Fr. Vic Subb

Finance Office

Charlotte Carpenter, Treasurer Glenmary Research Center

Lucy Putnam, Coordinator

Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation Office

Polly Duncan Collum, Director Novitiate Fr. Steve Pawelk, Director Fr. Tom Kirkendoll, Consultant

Vocation Office Br. David Henley, Director

Scioto County

Our Lady of Lourdes, Otway Our Lady of Sorrows, West Portsmouth Fr. Dave Glockner

Oklahoma

Atoka County St. Patrick, Atoka

Choctaw County Immaculate Conception, Hugo St. Jude, Boswell

Coal County Blessed Sacrament, Colgate Ellis County Holy Name, Shattuck

Harper County St. Joseph, Buffalo

Le Flore County Sacred Heart Chapel, Heavener

McCurtain County St. Francis de Sales, Idabel

Pushmataha County Holy Trinity, Clayton St. Agnes, Antlers

Pennsylvania Fulton County St. Stephen, McConnellsburg

Juniata County St. Jude, Mifflintown

Perry County St. Bernard, New Bloomfield

South Carolina

Chesterfield County St. Peter, Cheraw

Marlboro County St. Denis, Bennettsville

Williamsburg County St. Ann, Kingstree

Tennessee Bedford County St. William, Shelbyville

Clay County Divine Savior Church, Celina Father Charles Aketch, Pastor

Giles County Immaculate Conception, Pulaski

Grainger County St. John Paul II Church, Rutledge Fr. Neil Pezzulo, Pastor Clarisa Chavarría, Pastoral Associate

Group Volunteer Program in Grainger County Joseph Grosek, Director

Lincoln County St. Anthony, Fayetteville

Macon County Holy Family Church, Lafayette Fr. Charles Aketch, Pastor Fr. Samuel Mungai

Br. Larry Johnson Tania Delgado, Pastoral Associate

Marshall County St. John, Lewisburg

Monroe County St. Joseph the Worker, Madisonville

Overton County Catholic Community Lorenzo Aju, Lay Missionary Pastoral Minister

Smith County St. Peter the Apostle, Fr. Don Tranel, Pastor

Trousdale County Glenmary Residence and House of Formation Br. Craig Digmann

Unicoi County St. Michael the Archangel Church, Erwin Fr. Tom Charters, Pastor Fr. Kenn Wandera, Associate Pastor

Kathleen O’Brien, Pastoral Associate Miguel Pérez, Hispanic, Youth and Music Minister Br. Tom Sheehy

Union County St. Teresa of Kolkata Church, Maynardville Fr. Neil Pezzulo, Pastor Dcn. Larry Rossini Fr. Les Schmidt Br. Joe Steen

Texas Bowie County St. Mary of Cenacle, New Boston

Camp County Holy Cross, Pittsburg

Cass County St. Catherine, Atlanta

Eastland County St. Rita, Ranger

Franklin County Sacred Heart, Mount Vernon Hopkins County St. James, Sulphur Springs

Hunt County St. Joseph, Commerce

Marion County Immaculate Conception, Jefferson

Morris County Our Lady of Fatima, Daingerfield

Titus County St. Michael, Mt. Pleasant

Virginia

Dickenson County St. Joseph, Clintwood

Russell County Good Shepherd, Lebanon

Scott County St. Bernard Church, Gate City St. Patrick Church, Dungannon

Wise County

Sacred Heart, Big Stone Gap St. Anthony, Norton St. Mark, Coeburn St. Therese, St. Paul

West Virginia

Calhoun County Prince of Peace, Grantsville

Gilmer County Good Shepherd, Glenville

Logan County St. Barbara, Chapmanville St. Edmund, Man St. Francis of Assisi, Logan

Roane County Holy Redeemer, Spencer

Wirt County St. Elizabeth, Elizabeth

Current ministry area during 2021-22 fiscal year; all others former missions

Glenmary Mission Territory

Active Glenmary Ministry

Established Mission Glenmary Support Ministry

In the missions, we get creative to find space for the Holy Spirit to move. Thank you for supporting Glenmary’s rural Catholic missions!

Because of your prayers and faithful support, Glenmary continues its home mission ministry! 800-935-0975 · info@glenmary.org · Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!