FOCAL POINT: “The religious will help the laity to discover the power of the Holy Spirit working in the sacraments of Christian initiation, and in this way, introduce them to responsibility for the mission of the Church.” (Con. 198) Deceased: Fr. Michael Jaglowicz, 1943, St. Mary, USA Fr. Leo Cukierski, 1958, Chicago, USA […]
FOCAL POINT: Religious “will acknowledge the dignity of the role of the laity in the life of the Church, listening to their voice with fraternal concern and taking into account their desires, points of view, experience and competence.” (Con. 198) Deceased: Br. Ignacy Kurowiak, 1935, Rome, Italy Fr. Edward Dentinger, 2003, Kitchener, Canada Fr. […]
FOCAL POINT: “The religious recognize that the laity have a specific ministry in the service of the Church, and they will therefore give them a free hand and encourage their initiative.” (Con. 198) Deceased: Fr. Eugene Winkelman, 1965, Chicago, USA For the conversion of sinners, and for all in affliction, temptation and agony. […]
FOCAL POINT: “They will provide opportunities for the religious education and continuing formation for the laity.” (Con. 198) Deceased: Fr. Tadeusz Przybylowicz, 1984, Krakow, Poland Fr. Jerzy Jedynak, 2005, Krakow, Poland For our members in the missions. For parents, relatives, friends and benefactors of the Congregation. For deceased members of the Congregation, and […]
FOCAL POINT: “The sick, the aged, the lonely and all people finding themselves in any other kind of need, await the special care and attention of the religious.” (Con. 215) Deceased: Novice Teofil Kubik, 1902, Rome, Italy Fr. Francis Lapinski, 1991, Las Vegas, USA Fr. Alexander McCauley, 2013, Kitchener, Canada Birthday: Fr. Sebastian […]
FOCAL POINT: “Programs of sacramental and social ministry to the sick and elderly will constitute an integral part of the Resurrectionist parish apostolate.” (Con. 215) Deceased: Br. Giuseppe Piciotti, 1896, Rome, Italy Fr. Jakub Panek, 1963, Rogoznik, Poland Fr. Edward Janas, 1995, Des Plaines, USA For all who have recommended themselves to our […]
FOCAL POINT: “When united with the sufferings of Christ, their suffering has great value for the Church and for themselves since it can lead to their own participation in the glory of the resurrection.” (Con. 215) Deceased: Br. Anthony Korzuchowski, 1920, Chicago, USA Fr. Joseph Hoffarth, 1949, Guelph, Canada Fr. Maciej Maciejewski, 1999, Krzemienca, […]
FOCAL POINT: “The parish is a community made up of smaller communities through which the faithful will be able to realize their responsibility for the Church.” (Con. 216) Deceased: Fr. Joseph Sharfenberger, 1994, Louisville, USA For vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life, especially to our Congregation. That the patron saint of nursing […]
FOCAL POINT: “The Congregation supports and encourages communities of the faithful. Such communities develop personal growth and promote friendship and cooperative efforts in the parish apostolate.” (Con. 216) Deceased: FATHER PETER SEMENENKO, 1886, Paris, France Fr. Claire Girodat, 2016, Cambridge, Canada Birthday: Fr. Kamil Brozyna, 1996, Poland For the conversion of sinners, […]
FOCAL POINT: “The center and source of true spiritual life among the members of the parish family is the liturgy, especially the Eucharist.” (Con. 217) Deceased: Br. Francis Curtis, 1984, Brantford, Canada Fr. Joseph Korabik, 2011, Des Plaines, USA For the Church, our Holy Father and the local ordinary. On this World Day […]
FOCAL POINT: “Through liturgical celebrations Christ, ever present in His Church, gives perfect praise to God and makes people holy.” (Con. 217) Deceased: Br. Nazareno Maurizi, 1913, Adrianople, Bulgaria Fr. David Doran, 2005, Louisville, USA Fr. John Miles, 2017, Louisville, USA For our country, and for peace in the world. For vocations to […]
FOCAL POINT: “Because it is an action of Christ the High Priest and of His body, the Church, the liturgy is a sacred action surpassing all other activity in efficacy. Consequently, the religious will regard it as their duty to ensure that the faithful participate knowingly, actively and fruitfully.” (Con. 217) For our Congregation […]
