Covid-19
Following the announcement made by the Prime Minister on 23 March 2020, Redemptorist Publications have furher increased the library of FREE RESOURCES dedicated to all of you who are self-isolating at home.
In the course of the lockdown weeks, we have provided you with:
• Three Lenten Narratives from the Gospel of John, by Fr Denis McBride
• The Easter Triduum, read by Britsh actors Emerald O'Hanrahan (The Archers) and Martin Delaney (Catch-22, Now You See Me 2).
• Let there be light, a series of uplifting spiritual newsletters. Subscribe here for free.
• A weekly Holy Mass regularly held at St Clements, celebrated by Fr Denis McBride
• Stations of the Cross then and now, a pastoral resource for reflection and prayer during this prolonged time of Coronavirus
In addition, we have also provided all regular Sunday Sheet subscribers with a digital download PDF to distribute among the parishoners
We have taken a number of steps to ensure parishes stay connected and are placing all of our Sunday sheets online for subscribing customers to download, print or electronically share with parishioners. We are also providing a homily each Sunday for parish use.
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Redemptorist Publications are committed to ensuring that no retired or sick priest is left without support and worried about meeting essential costs during their senior years.
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The Vocational Fund pays for the priestly formation of men who have answered the call to Priesthood to serve the people of God. The London Province is responsible for the formation of Redemptorist seminarians, Priests and Brothers both here, in London, and in Zimbabwe.
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Many of our Brothers in Zimbabwe are working among the poor and abandoned.After the death of parents, often a family of five children can be left without any support. Frequently it is the eldest child who has to care for the others. This can be a girl of 12, acting as head of the household. Such girls can be in mortal danger, as they try to support their younger siblings.
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The principal reason St Alphonsus founded the Redemptorists was to reach out and minister to those who were abandoned. When life’s hardships hit us, very often we can feel marginalised by society.Life does not always go to plan and our faith in God does not protect us from hardships and sorrows.
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"As Redemptorists we are called to follow Christ our Redeemer in the spirit of St Alphonsus, proclaiming the Good News to the most abandoned, especially the poor. I have tried to do this through the prison ministry which I have been involved in for 15 years."
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