Stories from the Street

Flint, MI. Street evangelization isn’t all work – sometimes during a lull in traffic, evangelists have the opportunity to discuss the encounters they’ve had thus far. In this picture, two of our evangelists get a rare break at the University of Michigan’s Flint campus. Police came by earlier in the day after a staff member claimed they could not be on the side walk. The police sergeant, himself a Catholic, assured them that they were free to evangelize and that his officers would keep an eye out to make sure no one infringed on the evangelists’ rights. Praised be Jesus Christ!
StoryThis prayer that the church prays together every morning in the Liturgy of the Hours is the prayer of Zechariah prophesying about his son St. John the Baptist. It is a call…
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StoryMillie and her live-in boyfriend approached the team and asked for Rosaries. She told me that she was raised Catholic but that the two of them attend a non-Catholic Christian church now.…
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Story“On the 4th of July, the City of Sierra Vista put together a fair of booths and food trucks and entertainment in the largest park in the city. St. Paul Street Evangelization…
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