Read about our Redemptorist missionaries in Brazil, ministering to villages in the Amazon. Stateside, our Partnership in Mission initiative is deepening the connections between laity and Redemptorists, with a workshop and retreat scheduled later this year. Learn about a special Pilgrimage for Life...
We are now filled with Easter joy and peace, the peace of Jesus risen from the dead! You and I have followed Jesus through Lent, and we have entered into the great mystery of his redeeming love.
Read the Lenten edition of the League of St. Gerard Newsletter with stories and testimonials that give encouragement, hope and joy for your Lenten journey.
In Nigeria our Redemptorists visit orphanages many times each week with food, water and the sacraments.
Learn more about the St. Alphonsus Community in New Orleans, one of many diverse and vibrant communities in which the Redemptorists witness to the Redeemer in a Wounded World.
Today you and I celebrate a great liturgical feast in Mary’s honor, under the title of Our Lady of Guadalupe. This commemoration reveals much to us of the important place Mary plays in our Christian life.
Friday, January 5, marks the feast day of Redemptorist St. John Neumann. Gifted with outstanding organizing ability, St Neumann was the first ecclesiastic to organize a diocesan school system in the United States. Canonized in 1977, he became the first U.S. male saint.
The last census states that about 20% of Brazil’s population is still living in the jungle, and the poor in the present day rural zone are even more abandoned than before.
The Redemptorists have developed a marriage prep program that prepares couples for a lifetime together.
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