What does a Totus Tuus Missionary Do?
As missionaries we bring others to know Christ through a unique way: teaching. We teach students across the Diocese of Tyler about the Catholic faith and
Marian Devotion.What do we look for in a Totus Tuus Missionary?
We are looking for devout practicing Catholic young adults (over 18 years old), that are open to learning and experiencing the faith. We are looking for someone who can work well with others and within a team. We are looking for someone who wants to teach children and youth about the faith. Lastly, we are looking for someone who is striving for holiness. Day in the Life of a Totus Tuus Missionary
6:30am- wake up
7am- breakfast
7:30am- morning prayer, rosary, and silent prayer
8am-prepare classrooms and areas for the day
8:30am- greet children as they come in for daytime program
9am-2pm daytime program
2:15pm- clean up, set up, team meeting
3pm- divine mercy chaplet
4pm- team recreation or holy hour
5pm- dinner
6:15pm- evening prayer
6:30pm greet youth as they arrive for the evening program
7pm-9pm evening program
11pm- curfew/bedtime
Travel and Amenities
We work and travel in the Diocese of Tyler, which covers the East Texas region. Each week in the months of June and July (except for the week of July 4th) a team will be assigned to a parish in the Diocese. Team members will carpool around the diocese, and transportation costs between parishes can be reimbursed. Housing and food will be covered by parishes throughout the week. You will receive a stipend from each parish you serve. 
