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The extraordinary Visit and the Assembly in Esker comes to an...
(Esker, Co. Galway) The extraordinary Visit of the General Government and the General Assembly in the Province of Dublin, Ireland, was concluded today at...
The conclusion of the General Assembly and Visitation in New Delhi
The first of four Extraordinary Visitation of the General Government in India began on 16th April 2018 at 2.30 p.m. at Navinta Retreat House,...
Visit of the General Government and the Assembly in Trindade
(Trindade, Brazil) The Redemptorist Assembly with the visit of the General Government began on Monday, April 16, at the Liguori Hotel in Trindade (GO),...
The Annual Assembly of the Redemptorist Fathers in Toruń
(Toruń, Poland) The annual assembly of the Redemptorist fathers engaged in the youth ministry which took place in Toruń on 3rd to 6th of...
Never too late to learn for Thai slum kids, father Joe...
Father Joseph Maier blesses an elderly slum resident during Thai New Year festivities at his Mercy Center in Klong Toey, Bangkok. (Photo by Tibor Krausz)
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Extraordinary General Visitation and Assembly in Esker, Ireland
(Co. Galway, Ireland) On Monday, April 16, confreres arrived in Esker in Co. Galway from the four corners of the island of Ireland and...
The Sacrament of Reconciliation at Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish in...
(Seattle, United States) Over the years, The Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish in Seattle has become a centre for the Sacrament of Reconciliation in...
Extraordinary Visitation and Assembly in New Delhi, India
(New Delhi, India) The first Extraordinary Visitation of the General Government and the Assembly in India began on 16th April 2018 at 2.30 p.m....
Vice Province of Majella: Priestly Ordination and Commissioning
The 14th April was a special day for the V. Province of Majella. Deacon Jerry Fernandes was ordained a Redemptorist Priest in his parish...
Master Class about Peace Making by Prof. Martin McKeever
(Wittem, Netherlands) “What is the paradigm for your own life?” That was a question raised by Prof. Martin McKeever C.Ss.R. at the end of...