New from Liguori
Get the latest from Liguori including Barbara Yoffie's “Monica and Augustine,” and Redemptorist Fr. Mike McAndrew’s new book “Walk with My People: A Life in Migration Ministry.”
Bishop Brehl
Redemptorists, family and friends from throughout the world were pleased to participate in the episcopal ordination of Bishop Michael Brehl, C.Ss.R. as the tenth Bishop of Pembroke at St. Columbkille Cathedral on August 15, the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Walk with My People
Redemptorist Fr. Mike McAndrew’s new book ”Walk with My People: A Life in Migration Ministry“ is now available to order through Liguori Publications.
In Memoriam: Rev. Gregory Schmitt
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Rev. Gregory Schmitt, C.Ss.R., who passed away while hospitalized following an operation on Thursday, June 27.
Redemptorists Released by Russia
The official portal of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church reported that two Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church priests, members of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer have been released from Russian detention.
In Memoriam: Fr. Gerard LaPorte
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Fr. Gerard “Gerry” LaPorte, CSsR, who died on May 17. Fr. Gerry was an exceptional preacher, pastor and canon lawyer who served in ministry for more than five decades and was a beloved mentor to generations of Redemptorist missionaries.
Fr. John Phelps Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Life Directions recently honored our own Fr. John Phelps with their Lifetime Achievement Award at the Spark of Hope Tribute Gala in Detroit.
Messengers of Hope Gala a Success
The third annual “Messengers of Hope” Gala Dinner held on April 7 for Redemptorist St. Gerard School in Baton Rouge was once again a huge success. Dinner was prepared and donated by chef, restaurant owner, and television host John Folse.
PIM Retreat
The Denver Province completes its first Retreat for Partners in Mission at the Redemptorist Renewal Center in Tucson.
Good Friday
Good Friday is the most solemn day of the year in our Liturgical practice. Good Friday is the day in which we recognize Christ’s ultimate, loving sacrifice for us: His death on the cross.