USCMA is a community of faith leaders engaged in networking, formation, and advocacy for God’s mission. For over 70 years, we've served missionary disciples abroad and in the United States. 

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Mourning the Passing of Don McCrabb

We are deeply saddened to inform you of the death of our friend and former colleague, Don McCrabb.

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Programs

USCMA provides a variety of programs for faith leaders seeking networking, formation, and advocacy opportunities to strengthen their ability to pursue God's mission.

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Authentic Church: Leading as Christians in an Age of Crisis

The United States Catholic Mission Association and leading thinkers in Catholic social action came together for this groundbreaking series on living and leading as Christians today. The sessions are now available for purchase.

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You Can Still Make a Difference This Year

The United States Catholic Mission Association is a community of faith leaders committed to networking, formation and advocacy for God’s mission. Please consider a year-end gift to USCMA.

Scripture Reflections

Have you Seen the Star? – Missionary Commentary for Sunday, January 4

Have you Seen the Star? The feast of the Epiphany opens our imagination to understand the wisdom…

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Go Forth A Service of U.S. Catholic Mission Association

Every Wednesday, we send new commentaries on the upcoming Sunday readings from a missionary perspective.

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Join or Renew Your Membership

USCMA supports faith leaders with opportunities to network and collaborate, grow spiritually and professionally, and amplify your message and the voices of those you serve. Join or renew today to gain access to virtual and in-person gatherings, webinars and resources on mission spirituality and practice, and an international network of mission-minded ministers, professionals, and communities.

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Featured Members

Embodying and Witnessing the Gospel

USCMA members include religious congregations, nonprofit organizations, parishes and individuals dedicated to global, intercultural and social mission. Each month, USCMA will spotlight one of its valued members.

Featured member for August 2025 is Missionaries of Africa.

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Mission Opportunity

Friends Across Borders: Cambodia

January 20-30, 2026 – This spiritually grounded journey offers participants the chance to encounter the Cambodian people and their culture through the lens of mission, accompaniment, and advocacy. With a focus on learning and sharing, this trip highlights how Maryknoll Lay Missioners, which has had an active presence in Cambodia since 1989, and Cambodian communities are collaboratively…

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Answering the Call

USCMA partners with leading voices in Catholic social action to promote a culture of mission, solidarity, and human dignity. Stay connected with our efforts to advocate for the common good and answer the call of Pope Leo XIV to be “a Church that always seeks peace, that always seeks charity, that always seeks to be close above all to those who are suffering.”

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Encounter Newsletter

A Light in the Darkness – Letter from Our Executive Director

Dear Members, Partners, and Friends,  Our community lost a dear and dedicated member and leader this past week with the death of Don McCrabb. Over the past few days, many people have reached out to me to express not only their shock and profound sorrow at Don’s sudden passing, but also a deep appreciation for the life he led…

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Upcoming Events

Religious Women as Global Migrants: The Changing Face of Religious Life in the USvent

November 12 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

About the Session The Catholic Church is experiencing a global paradigm shift. According to Vatican statistics, Africa, Asia and Latin America now represent over 70% of the worldwide Catholic population, a trend which has profounds impact and implications on religious life in the United States. As Pope Leo XIV noted in his recent homily for…

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Help support, promote and invite others into God’s mission of love, mercy and social transformation. Through your generosity, USCMA provides missionaries and faith leaders more opportunities to connect, collaborate and grow in witness to the reign of God.