St. Alphonsus Parish in Grand Rapids, Michigan, offers numerous outreach programs for locals; from school children to the homeless to senior citizens.

Fr. Maurice Nutt, associate producer and biographer of Sr. Thea, called her an “apostle for racial reconciliation.”

September 27th, the Congregation elected its 18th successor to St. Alphonsus.

Fourth year Philosophy student John Nguyen provides a reflection on his vocational journey with the Redemptorists.

St. Alphonsus Church in Grand Rapids, MI, is famous for producing Redemptorist Priests and Brothers.

The Redemptorists of Baltimore will be leaving St. Ann's in Dominica after a 100+ years presence.

Sr. Moira Quinn, O.Ss.R., speaks of the contemplative life the Redemptoristines share with Carmelite sisters.

Fr. Patrick Keyes, pastor, shared the heartfelt message below with parishioners reflecting on the 100th anniversary of St. Mary of the Assumption Parish. It has been adapted for publication.

A member of St. Alphonsus "Rock" Church in St. Louis achieved her degree with help from Fr. Maurice Nutt, C.Ss.R.

Redemptorists from all across the world have gathered outside of Rome for the Twenty-Sixth General Chapter.

Our Partners In Mission program expanded its membership at the Shrine of St. John Neumann.

This is one of many vocation fairs that the Baltimore Province Vocations Team attends each year.

Nine members of the Spanish speaking community were enrolled as lay Redemptorist missionary collaborators (Partners in Mission) at Rome's Shrine of Perpetual Help.

Students from the Baltimore and Denver Provinces have returned to the Bronx, New York, to continue their philosophy studies.

Confreres aged 55 and younger gathered in Mexico to discern their future dreams and hopes for the Congregation.

St. Patrick’s Church, Toronto, celebrated the Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help for the first time since the pandemic began.

Four Redemptorists from Mexico have been training parishioners at St. Mary’s of the Assumption Parish in Whittier, CA., in Redemptorist spirituality, the Scriptures, and leadership.

Fr. Bernard reflects on the Pope's visit to Canada apologize to the Native Peoples.

Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos saw the good and the bad in life through the lens of a cheerful man.