“You Can See the Gratitude”: Michigan Inmates Appreciate Order of Malta Bibles and Prayer Books
April 29, 2022The Outreach Ministry, which is a separate, interfaith nonprofit, provides reentry services. Read More
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American Association Prison Ministry News
The Outreach Ministry, which is a separate, interfaith nonprofit, provides reentry services. Read More
Inmates Find God Through Long-Distance Bible Study
March 31, 2022Every month, the program’s volunteers send the liturgy readings for each Sunday Mass to the inmates who have signed up for the course. Read More
Inmates at MCI Concord Participate in Weekly Rosary
March 31, 2022To be part of a prayer group held in a prison chapel can often bring inmates comfort at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution. Read More
Formerly Incarcerated Women Get a Fresh Start With Dismas Home
February 28, 2022“You see God’s hand in the work of Dismas Home every day.” Read More
A Pen Pal Program Update from Steve Hawkins
February 28, 2022The American Association's Pen Pal Program continues to grow by leaps and bounds. Read More
Order of Malta Bibles and Prayer Books Connect Inmates to Christ
February 28, 2022It’s the way people absorb the faith. Read More
Bringing the Word of God to Juveniles in Prison
January 31, 2022Ohio Area doctor hopes Order of Malta Bibles and Prayer Book Program will guide young lives at juvenile detention center. Read More
Missouri Area Helps Former Inmates Re-enter Society
January 31, 2022Local members assist the Criminal Justice Ministry (CJM), a non profit organization in St. Louis, with a variety of efforts. Read More
Pen Pal Program Update: Steve Hawkins, KM
December 22, 2021It only takes a few minutes a month to make a difference in the life of someone behind bars. Read More
A Bridge to Transformation
December 22, 2021Florida Deacon Hopes To Deliver Inspiration Along With Order of Malta Bibles Read More
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