Christmas Appeal

Dear Friend,

At the Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity, one of our favorite ways to celebrate Christmas is by praying for family, friends, and our supporters.

May we include your intentions in our Christmas Novena of Masses to be celebrated in Bethlehem? 

I can hardly think of a more special Christmas gift than to be remembered in nine Masses celebrated in Bethlehem, the very town where our Savior was born. Click here to submit your intentions.

While you consider your prayer needs, please also remember the poor and the needy who urgently need to hear the Good News of Christmas. We count on support from good people like you to help us preserve the faith among those who are spiritually neglected and abandoned. 

Please make a special Christmas offering to help the people we serve in the United States, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.

With the help of our generous friends, we meet people where they are, without judgment, and minister to their needs. We work with families, students, at-risk children, seniors, and migrant families. We work in parishes, schools, and prisons. We are teachers, social workers, advocates, helpers, and most importantly, spiritual leaders and mentors.

Ever since our founding over 100 years ago, we have counted on lay “Missionary Servants” to help more people — whether they are with us in the field, or as generous benefactors who provide the gifts that make our work possible in places like Mexico. At our mission there, the faithful come to the parish church for Mass on Christmas Eve, and each family brings their baby Jesus statue to be blessed. Then, they take it home and place it in the manger. It is such a sweet ritual! 

It is a real joy to see the faith flourish in places that have been struggling. This is the work our Sisters embrace — going to places the Church needs us to go, where people live in poverty physically, emotionally, and spiritually…where a solid foundation of faith is greatly needed.

Your generous Christmas gift to support the work of our Missionary Servants is a gift of love to the Christ child, too, as it goes directly to care for those who are poor, neglected, persecuted and in danger of losing the faith — those who are most dear to Jesus’ heart.

And remember to send me your special intentions and the names of your loved ones to be remembered in our Christmas Novena of Masses in Bethlehem.

I wish you and yours a most blessed Christmas, full of joy and celebration. 

With deep gratitude in the Trinity,


Sr. Marie, MSBT

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