The Spiritual Legacy of John Rick Miller: The Mission for the Love of God Worldwide

The spiritual legacy of John Rick Miller was profoundly marked by an act of total love for the Heavenly Father. In 2009, as the fruit of a deep life of prayer and obedience to God’s will, he founded the private association of the faithful known as the "Mission for the Love of God Worldwide"—a work born from the heart of a man who, having achieved success in the international business world, chose to dedicate his life entirely to the service of the Catholic Church.

The Mission for the Love of God Worldwide is not merely an organization; it is a call to live, love, and act with the firm conviction that God the Father loves us deeply and desires to conquer the hearts of all His children. Inspired and guided by the Virgin Mary under the title of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Mission, and under the protection of Saint Joseph, its Patron, this Mission has become a powerful instrument to awaken faith, promote conversion, and ignite love for God in the hearts of people. The first steps of the Mission for the Love of God Worldwide were focused on reaching the leaders of the world, including presidents, government officials, business leaders, and civil authorities, with the purpose of inviting them to consecrate themselves to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and to publicly acknowledge that only God can transform hearts and guide nations toward true peace.

Over time, and under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the Mission expanded its reach and began to establish itself in parishes, dioceses, and local communities, always with the consent and support of bishops and priests. This openness allowed the message of consecration and conversion to spread among the faithful, bringing hope and spiritual renewal to thousands of people.

The Mission is built upon four cornerstones:

Consecration

Metanoia (personal transformation)

Prayer from the heart

Good works

Since its foundation, the Mission has touched thousands of lives across the Americas, Europe, and other regions of the world, organizing international gatherings, days of prayer, pilgrimages, and acts of consecration in parishes, homes, communities, and entire nations.

John Rick Miller understood that the world needed to rediscover the loving face of the Father—and that only a heart fully surrendered to Him could lead such a mission. Today, his life and work continue to bear fruit, and his name resounds as that of a faithful servant who chose to live and die proclaiming the infinite love of God.

The Mission also promotes the spreading of God’s mercy and the call to holiness in daily life, as well as adoration and intercession, especially for the Church and for the world. Today, the Mission continues to grow as a living work of love, called to ignite the entire world with the certainty that God is a Father who loves us and patiently awaits our return to Him.