Extension Magazine
In 1906, just six months after founding Catholic Extension, Father Francis Clement Kelley envisioned a new way to communicate the needs of the Church in frontier America to Catholic homes across the United States. Thus, Extension magazine was born, with Father Kelley serving as the original writer, editor and publisher. Since then, Extension magazine has developed in a collection of articles—illustrating the history of the Catholic Church in America and telling the moving stories of spirit-filled Catholics across the United States. A now quarterly publication, Extension magazine is the voice of Catholic Extension’s mission to strengthen the Church in America’s poor mission dioceses.
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