online ministry

This time of great change affords Catholic clergy the chance to adapt to new needs and serve people in new ways. Few have done so with the success of the Rev. James Martin.

Church planters pinpoint areas of need: fast-growing areas, under-churched areas, and sectors of our world where the numbers of unchurched people are high. Online is that place.

The Church will need to see its online presence and digital ministry as its primary medium for growth, development, discipleship, worship, ministry, community…everything.

As soon as stay-at-home orders began to sweep across nations, MOPS leaders were the first to spring into action. Within a matter of days, MOPS meetings were transformed into online gatherings. MOPS groups celebrated birthdays, childbirths, sobriety milestones, graduations, and overall life.