Fr. Joe Thong Ngo is the new General Chaplain for the Vietnamese Eucharistic Youth Movement.

Everything was a new experience. I don’t think I would have been able manage working in the parish office if it hadn’t been for the guidance of Fr. Chuong Cao and Fr. Harry Grile.

Sr. Louisa made her vows of Poverty, Chasity and Obedience for the redemption of humanity, trusting in the mercy of God and the maternal help of Mary, the Mother of Jesus.

A Memorial Mass for Fr. Steve Wilson, C.Ss.R.was celebrated at Blessed Francis X. Seelos Catholic Church in Biloxi, Mississippi.

For this jubilee, a replica of the Redemptorist cross was made from mulateiro wood, a tree typical of the Amazon Region known by the people of the forest as the “fountain of youth.”

From the initial planning stage, this collaboration represented a strong collaboration among the Units of North America.

But horror of horrors, over half – almost fifty kids – came alone to our party: no mom in sight anywhere. In fact, no mom on the planet. Really. None at all.

Seminarian Dang Nguyen writes about his summer ministry.

The Denver Province marked milestone professions at St. Clement's in Liguori, Missouri.

Three Novices from the Province of Canada, Mark Suezo, Benedict Nicholas and Gabriel Cyril Üng Ciang, professed First Vows.

Fr. Patrick Keyes, Fr. Ted Lawson, Fr. Philip Dabney of the Baltimore Province and Frater Julio Olguin of the Province of Mexico preached th novena.

The Denver Province celebrates newly ordained Fr. Thien Hoang.

Fr. Thien was ordained at Holy Vietnamese Martyrs Church in San Antonio, Texas.

Br. Raymond tells us some of Br. Nicholas' exploits that made everyone laugh.

Seminarian Andrew Tran-Chung reminisces about his summer ministry experience.

Cody Hill is one of our seminarians studying at St. John's University in the Bronx, New York.

Fathers Blas Caceres, George Rosario, Michael Koncik, John Murray II, John Tizio, Peter Sousa and the two were among those who concelebrated with the bishops.

The patronage of St. John Neumann is very appropriate as he came to the United States in 1833, spoke 11 languages, and ministered to the growing Catholic immigrant population in the New World.

Over 3,000 faithfuls demonstrated their devotion and love for Our Mother of Perpetual Help on her feast and in her Brooklyn Basilica this year.

Notre Dame Retreat House, owned by the Redemptorsists since 1967, will now be operated by Partners in Mission.