Be sure to check back regularly to get our latest news updates.
Our goal for this spring is to raise $2,500, which will cover another six months of staffing, medicine, and supply costs.
Yesterday, Jandy visited a very significant Iximero--George Lucas, Archbishop of Omaha.
Yesterday we continued our annual tradition of a sister-school mass at Skutt Catholic High School.
Ixim will host a Lenten program on Thursdays at 7 PM Central during Lent.
Our annual gathering of Iximeros and friends of our mission will be Saturday, March 8 at 6 PM
Ixim held its second telehealth clinic of the year on Saturday.
Ixim visits St. Charles Borromeo Gretna and St. Matthew Bellevue
The formation process for our 20th Core Mission Trip begins this Sunday, January 19th at 1:30 PM in the Cabrini Parish Center (1248 S. 10th St. 68108).
Learn more about our mission trip in 2022.
The Living Stones campaign will raise $40,000 to renovate the house and purchase the appropriate furniture, appliances, and office setups to promote their work. Please consider a contribution to help make the Disciples the living stones upon which the future church in Huehuetenango will be built.
In this update, a look at Fabiana Morales, who will be consecrated in November.
Reconnect to a community of faith. Rekindle your passion for mission.
Renew your spirit of solidarity.
Schedule: Friday, July 30 at 6:30 PM to Sunday, August 1 at 12:00 PM.
Cost: $175 covers two nights in the retreat center, three meals on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday. And Marimba dancing!! Financial assistance available.
Reserve your spot by July 16 with Charlie at cpetro@archomaha.org or 531-218-6354.
We ask that all attendees be fully vaccinated by July 16 in order to attend.
Pray the Stations of the Cross for the protection of migrants, especially those with TPS or DACA status.
Ixim is working with OneWorld to help ensure the health and safety of our community.
Ixim is thrilled to participate in Do Good Week 2021.
Our Spring 2021 Disciples of the Good Shepherd newsletter
Calling Missionary Hearts
The Disciples of the Good Shepherd welcomed four new women into their formation program. Each of these women need a sponsor for their journey into religious life and in their career as servants of God in the Diocese of Huehuetenango. Please read about them and consider a sponsorship. Sponsorships can come at any level. Contact Charlie for more details.
Ixim's 2020 Annual Report: In Solidarity
Fall 2020 Newsletter and 2020 Annual Report
A report of the success of our COVID-19 response in Huehuetenango, Guatemala
Hurricane Eta's Effects in Huehuetenango
Ixim: Spirit of Solidarity is happy to announce our presence in SHARE Omaha, an organization built to help Omaha nonprofits reach out to donors and volunteers.
Ixim: Spirit of Solidarity was present at Juan Diego Center in South Omaha to help stock over 5,000 lbs. of food received through the generosity of donors across the Archdiocese of Omaha.
Ixim finished its second round of mask-making by delivering 700 masks to Catholic Charities' Juan Diego Center in South Omaha.
Ixim makes and distributes over 2,800 masks across Omaha.
Ixim and the Disciples of the Good Shepherd respond to COVID-19 in Huehuetenango
Ixim launches Phase 2 of its Safe Smiles project
Our weekly update on COVID-19 in Guatemala and Huehuetenango
Cardinal Ramazzini to preside at mass for United States Mayan Pastoral Conference.
Our weekly update on the effects if COVID-19 in Huehuetenango and Guatemala
Ixim-supported water purification plant in the Diocese of Huehuetenango receives production certification.
Ixim launches Good Shepherd Assisatnce Program to help families most vulnerable to the effects of COVID-19 in Huehuetenango.
Weekly update on the effects of COVID-19 in Huehuetenango and Guatemala
Ixim delivers nearly 1,000 masks to community partners in South Omaha.
Weekly update on the effects of COVID-19 in Huehuetenango and Guatemala
Ixim: United in Prayer event on June 30
Our weekly update with news of the effects of COVID-19 in Huehuetenango and Guatemala.
Our weekly update on the effects of COVID-19 in Huehuetenango and Guatemala
