McVeigh Ministries Inc. was founded by Sean McVeigh.

We are passionate Catholics focused on following Jesus and leading all people into a deeper communion with each person of the Blessed Trinity: the Father, Jesus His Son, and the Holy Spirit. We also seek to foster a special devotion to the true presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.
We'll go just about anywhere to spread the Gospel.
The founder of McVeigh Ministries, Sean McVeigh, travels to Churches, schools, and organizations in cities, towns, rural settings, and just about any place that invites him to share the Gospel message.
McVeigh Ministries Inc. also publishes Catholic books that adhere to Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the Magisterium of the Holy Roman Catholic Church. All of these publications are designed to inspire Catholics of all ages to not only live their faith to the fullest, but also feel inspired, prepared, and compelled to share it with others!
Visit our Books page, view our videos, and read our blogs.
All of our books are designed to help their intended audiences grow closer to God and deepen their faith. You can also read Sean's Catholic Blog articles and watch his Internet videos to learn more about Catholic teachings. We hope you enjoy these resources and find them helpful!
A few years ago I attended a Catholic wedding for some people that I barely knew. After it was over, a non-Catholic girl was standing near me and said in a very disgusted tone of voice, "That was so stupid! What was up with all that sitting and standing and kneeling?" Her statements broke my heart and made me sad. She had no idea why we as Catholics worship the way we do. It was that experience that inspired me to prepare a resource for couples who were preparing to get married and planned to invite people who did not have a strong understanding of the Catholic Liturgy. If you'd like to learn more, please click the "learn more" button below.
The following articles are from the McVeigh Ministries Blog page.
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Many people ask me the question, "Why do Catholics confess their sins to a priest?"
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Many people ask questions such as, "If God is real, then why does He allow all of this suffering in the world?" Still others ask, "Why God? Why is this happening to me?" There were times in my past where I asked those types of questions, but then...