One of our newest San Diego teams set up in Balboa Park, a park/museum area next to the San Diego Zoo and with buildings dating back to 1915. They had many visitors. An atheist group had also set up that day, and one of them came over to make provocative remarks. The...

SPSE’s National Director, Steve Dawson, joined the San Diego team as they evangelized on the Ocean Beach Municipal Pier. According to Steve, in the short time the team was out, they “talked with dozens — if not hundreds — of people and had lots of fun” doing so. An...

SPSE’s Atlanta chapter welcomed their newest team — Smyrna, GA. For their first outing, team leader Clarence Burkholder set up in front of Smyrna’s City Hall, near its Spring Jonquil Festival — the semi-annual family event that attracts crowds of up to 15,000. Showing...

When SPSE National Director, Steve Dawson, was evangelizing recently with our Fort Myers team, he talked with the man pictured, who was dressed up as Jesus Crucified, complete with makeup and “crown of thorns”. The man was a non-Catholic Christian who would walk the...

SPSE’s Detroit Festival team evangelized at the St. Florian Strawberry Festival recently. The Strawberry Festival is an annual celebration of Polish culture put on by St. Florian Roman Catholic Parish in Hamtramck, MI. St. Florian Parish preserves elements of Polish...

SPSE’S Royal Oak, MI, team was out dodging raindrops recently in order to bring the fullness of the Truth about Jesus Christ and the Church that He founded to the streets. Even in the short time before they got rained out, the evangelists were able to have at least a...

Three members of SPSE’s Berkeley team were kept busy recently when they took the Faith to nearby El Cerrito, CA. They set up their Catholic evangelization materials at El Cerrito Plaza. People began coming to them even as they were still getting ready. Evangelist...

Evangelists from SPSE’s newest team in Smyrna, GA, have already helped inactive Catholics find their way back toward the Church. One woman they talked with on their very first outing had been raised Catholic, but had spent the last several decades worshipping instead...

Things got “a bit exciting” in Boise, ID. Only two SPSE evangelists were available, Tony Chow and Lucy Stamm, and Tony needed to leave early. The team, as usual, kept busy offering Rosaries and information. Then Tony said goodbye. Lucy offered a Rosary to the next man...

SPSE teams from three different St. Louis, MO area dioceses combined forces to take Catholicism out in public. They were led by Gary McLeane, Chip Awalt (both pictured), and James Hooper. In one of their many encounters, a young man stopped to ask them for a Rosary....