Welcome!

Welcome to website of the 
Conference of Redemptorists 
of North America. 
This site is designed to help inform the almost 600 Redemptorists working 
in North America 
about what is going on throughout 
the Eight (8) North American 
Redemptorist Units.

Salut !

Bienvenue au site Web de la Conférence des Rédemptoristes de l’Amérique du Nord.

Le site Web est conçu pour informer les 600 
Rédemptoristes qui travaillent dans les huit Unités de l’Amérique du Nord.  

Our Mother  of Perpetual Help

In solidarity with our confreres 
in Africa and Madagascar

To help implement the Redemptorist charism and mission in Africa and Madagascar, the Redemptorists have initiated an important new governance and organisational structure called the Conference for Africa and Madagascar (COREAM)

Mémo aux Comités et Secrétariats des Provinces
Memo to the Committees and Secretariats 
of all Provinces!

A l’occasion de vos réunions, peut-être que vous pourriez inviter les confrères des autres provinces. Nous avons nombres de confrères en Amérique du Nord qui ont beaucoup d’expérience pastorale. Veillez vous servir de cette ressource et informer le Coordonnateur de la Conférence qu’une telle invitation est donnée.

Whenever you have a meeting please consider inviting confreres from other Provinces to attend.  We have many confreres within North America who have a wealth of pastoral experience. Please tap into this vast resource and let the Conference Coordinator know when such an invitation is given! This memo is related to Principle 5, 6 & 7. (see side bar to right)

Principles Guiding the 
Process of Restructuring for Mission

Principle 1: Restructuring is for Mission.

Principle 2: Restructuring for Mission should stimulate a re-awakening of our Vita Apostolica. It should prompt a new availability for Mission.

Principle 3:  Restructuring for Mission should seek out and accompany the most abandoned, especially the poor. To this end it should be restructuring within Units and Conferences, and also across the boundaries of Units and Conferences.

Principle 4: Solidarity in Mission includes an ability to optimize resources, both human (professed members and lay associates) and financial.

Principle 5: Restructuring for Mission requires association among Units, always searching for a common way forward.

Principle 6: A vital part of our Mission, both historically and in our time, is theological reflection rooted in spiritual and pastoral experience. New deployment of our theological resources is essential to the challenge of restructuring for Mission today.

Principle 7: Participation and Co-Responsibility: the restructuring process will involve all Redemptorist confreres and lay associates, and in some way all those people in the midst of whom we exercise our Mission. For this, the process of conscientization will accompany the Process of Restructuring.

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