This collage represents the founder of the Redemptorists, St. Alphonsus Liguori, St. Clement Hofbauer who brought the Redemptorists beyond the borders of Italy and our Congregational Crest superimposed on a map of the North American continent.

 


This collage represents the founder of the Redemptorists, St. Alphonsus Liguori, St. Clement Hofbauer who brought the Redemptorists beyond the borders of Italy and our Congregational Crest  superimposed on a map of the North American continent.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


powered by FreeFind

Redemptorist North American Historical Bulletin

The Redemptorist Historical Bulletin is the result of a project begun in summer of 1986. It was then that Father General, Juan Manuel Lasso de la Vega y Miranda, convoked a forum of Redemptorist Historians. When the forum assembled in Rome in March of 1987 he challenged the historians present to work together in planning the preparation of a history of the Congregation. He offered them, in the following words, his understanding of the purpose of the project.

 

"We do not wish to repeat the past in the present, but we want to know the deeds of the past and what motivated them, in order to discover our own way of being and acting in the world... remaining always faithful to that which is lasting, and to the the development of creativity, itself essential to fidelity."

 

Primary Objectives of the Bulletin

 
  • To present an accurately informative account of the impact Redemptorists have had on the people of North America. Particularly to portray the impact Redemptorists, individually and as a Religious community of an apostolic life, have had on popular piety and on popular commitment to religion and to the Catholic Church

  • To present an objectively verified picture of the impact the American experience has had on the religious regime and missionary enterprise of Redemptorists, both within and beyond North America.

  • To initiate discussion on the relevance of aspects of the North American experience and tradition of the Redemptorists a) to the continued vitality of their heritage, and b) to an effective response to pastoral challenges faced by the Catholic Church

  • To raise conscious awareness of the active presence of God's grace in the history of the Redemptorist apostolate in North America, in order to sensitize Redemptorists to the signs of the continuing presence of God's Grace to those called in these times to collaborate in God's mission.

BROWSE THE ONLINE BULLETIN

 

ORIGINAL IMAGE PDF 

 Subject Index | Author Index  | Chronological Index

 

TEXT SEARCHABLE PDF

  Chronological Index


powered by FreeFind

 

 

 

 

 

HOME | ABOUT US | PROVINCES | SPIRITUALITY  | HISTORICAL  | P.I.M. | RYVM | LINKS
INQUIRIES AND SUBMISSIONS

Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer ©2005 All Rights Reserved