Last Saturday morning (1st March 2014) the first item broadcast on the RTÉ Radio One “Country Wide” programme was an interview with Fr. Sean Duggan by Damian O’Reilly regarding the initiative in Cherry Orchard Parish of celebrating weddings in the evening. Below are links from the interview. Radio Interview Click here […]
Read More ›Redemptorists are best recognized for their preaching, but the written word is also an entire component of the Redemptorist mission. It is significant to the Redemptorits because it was important to the founder of the Congregation, St Alphonsus. Read More
Read More ›February 13th the Irish Catholic featured an article entitled “Redemptorist Ministries” to read the full article Click here
Read More ›A special edition of the Reds Newsletter below in memory of Fr. Alex Reid.
Read More ›Typhoon Haiyan : Our Response February 2014 When Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines in November, the Redemptorists and SERVE who have long worked in partnership in the Philippines were quick to respond. The Redemptorist church in Tacloban was providing a vital lifeline of shelter, support and relief supplies for 3,000 people after the typhoon struck. […]
Read More ›Video prepared for all those in solidarity with us to help the typhoon victims of Central Visayas, especially Tacloban. Help will needed for many months, and for several years and prayers too. Thanks to all. Click here. Pictures from the Redemptorist Church in Tacloban The Redemptorists and our partners SERVE are implementing a relief effort […]
Read More ›A display of Nativity scenes at the Redemptorist monastery in Dundalk. Click here
Read More ›This year, the festive decorations at St Alphonse church in the capital are rather special – they feature figures of a crib hidden away in a cupboard since the Second World War and discovered only a few days before the Christmas. Read More
Read More ›A full seven-day Parish retreat usually beginning on a Saturday evening and continuing to the following Friday or Saturday night. As with the Parish Triduum it consists of Morning Masses and Evening Services linked to contemporary issues of faith and life in Ireland today. To view the upcoming Mission schedule click here.
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