Ecumenical Catholic Communion

The Adorers of the Blood of Christ is a religious community founded by St. Maria de Mattias in 1834, dedicated to serving humanity through various ministries that promote justice, spiritual growth, and social equality. With a strong belief in the interconnectedness of all people, they focus on advocacy for immigrants, racial justice, and environmental stewardship. Rooted in a spirituality that emphasizes the importance of compassion and community, the Adorers engage individuals of all ages in shared prayer, conversation, and ministry. Their mission, carried out across the globe, reflects a commitment to healing a broken world and fostering a sense of belonging among all who are inspired by their values. Generated from the website

The mission of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod is to make known the love of Christ by word and deed within its churches, communities and the world. It ranks as one of the largest Lutheran church bodies in North America and has more than 6,000 congregations served by more than 9,000 professional church workers. The synod has always placed a great emphasis on education. LCMS World Mission trains, sends, and supports called career missionaries and appointed volunteer missionaries throughout the United States and in various countries throughout the world where there are mission stations, partner churches or mission relationships. The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod s offices are in St. Louis, Mo.