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American Association Prison Ministry News
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October 2019 American Association Prison Ministry Announcement
October 18, 2019Inmates in prisons from across the country are invited to say the rosary each evening as part of the Evening Rosary of Common Petition. Read More
North American Prison Ministry Apostolate and Gatekeepers
September 11, 2019Gatekeepers is a non-profit that helps people released from prison reintegrate into society. Read More
Boston Area Prison Ministry at MCI Norfolk
August 7, 2019The local Prison Ministry group met for Sunday liturgy and fellowship with the prisoners. Read More
An Update on the Dismas Home of New Hampshire
April 2, 2019This Dismas Home provides a safe environment for women released from prison. Read More
Middle-School Students Ship A Minute in the Church Pamphlets to Prisoners
March 26, 2019Volunteers shipped 7,500 pamphlets to 825 prisons and jails across the United States. Read More
Apostolate’s Semi-Annual Meeting Focuses on Re-entry and Spirituality
March 21, 2019The North American Prison Ministry Apostolate’s meeting focused on the two touchstones of the strategic plan. Read More
Prison Ministry’s Evening Rosary of Common Petition
June 5, 2018Inmates from across the country are invited to say the rosary each evening. Read More
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