Experience the Eternal City with seminarians at the Pontifical North American College as we follow them in their apostolates. In this program you will share in the seminarians’ joy and suffering as they evangelize to people in the community from the homeless on the streets, migrants in need of a meal, children receiving the sacraments, and young adults looking for their vocation.
Christ for Others – Apostolates at the Pontifical North American College
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