Latest OMI JPIC News
Oblates Daily Prayer May 22nd, 2026
Every day the Oblate Community and Family in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales publish a short reflective morning prayer video, created by members. Please join in daily from where you are.
Visit their Youtube channel for more videos: https://www.youtube.com/@TheOblates
Faith Meets Sustainability: Discussion With Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI & Br. Thomas Marchetti, OMI April 10th, 2025
Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI recently had a discussion with Br. Thomas Marchetti, OMI to explore his timely thesis on how the Catholic community in San Antonio, TX can increase their engagement in sustainability efforts.
The full title of Br. Thomas’ thesis is: “Investigating the Potential of Engaging the Catholic Community in Sustainable Interventions in San Antonio, TX.”
They discussed Br. Thomas’ passion for the the issue of sustainability, his process for gathering & analyzing data, and his plans for engaging with the community.
Watch this inspiring conversation on Youtube: https://bit.ly/425PJbR
Some Highlights From Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI’s 50 Years as An Oblate Priest May 18th, 2026
50 years as an Oblate priest. Looking back over the years.
Congratulations, Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI
Prayers & Blessings, Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI on 50 Years May 18th, 2026
Prayers & blessings, Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI on 50 years ordained as a priest of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate.
We give thanks for your ministry.
Celebrating Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI on His 50th ANNIVERSARY May 18th, 2026
Please join us in celebrating Fr. Séamus Finn, OMI on the 50th ANNIVERSARY of his ordination to the priesthood as an Oblate of Mary Immaculate! (May 15th)
CHEERS on your anniversary, Fr. Séamus and thank you for your ministry.
OMI JPIC Bangladesh: Reception Honoring New Leadership May 18th, 2026
(Contributed by Fr. Valentine Talang, OMI, OMI Bangladesh)
The Khasi-Garo indigenous community of Kulaura, Bangladesh arranged a warm and colorful reception program in honor of their newly elected Member of Parliament, Shaukatul Islam Shuku, Moulvibazar-2 (Kulaura) seat.
The program was organized by KUBORAJ Inter Punjee Development Association and supported by OMI JPIC Bangladesh. It took place at the St. Eugene Human Formation and Development Center, Lokhipur.
The event was marked by vibrant performances, traditional attire, and speeches expressing the hopes, aspirations and calls for the rights to development and progress of Khasi-Garo people in the region. The MP assured his cooperation in addressing Khasi- Garo indigenous issues and rights.
Ms. Flora Bably Talang, Khasi women leader, Protush Askra, Present of KUBORAJ Association, Fr. Joseph Gomes, OMI (Formal JPIC coordinator), Fr. Valentine Talang, OMI, JPIC Bangladesh coordinator, Khasi-Garo & Church Leaders, and 300 Khasi Garo Punjee people attended the program.
