FOCAL POINT: “Examples of ministries which have had and still have a great significance for us are education and parish work.” (Con. 192) Deceased: Fr. Charles Mrowinski, 2008, Des Plaines, USA Birthday: Fr. Stanislaw Zaryczny, 1966, Poland Ordination: Fr. Jim Marcos Penaloza Polo, 2008, Brazil For the deceased members of the […]
FOCAL POINT: “The Congregation recognizes as its own those ministries in which religious – themselves being a model of Christian community – will be able to create communities, to work together with the laity, and to maintain and deepen their international character.” (Con. 192) For fidelity to our religious vows and for the spirit […]
FOCAL POINT: “For the Resurrectionist, the apostolate represents a call through Christ to lead an apostolic life imbued with a deep and lasting faith, ‘without which it is impossible to please God’ (Hebrew 11:6)”. (Con. 193) Birthday: Michal Osuch, 1953, Poland For our community apostolates of parish work and teaching, and for the […]
FOCAL POINT: “Faith is the necessary condition for effective apostolic activity. The religious are to pray for this faith along with the apostles: ‘Lord, increase our faith’ (Luke 17:5). This faith will permeate the religious’ entire life, mobilizing his efforts in the apostolate.” (Con. 193) Deceased: Fr. Czeslaw Falkiewicz, 1974, Vienna, Austria Fr. Tadeusz […]
FOCAL POINT: “Under the pressure of apostolic activity, the Resurrectionist will maintain a unity in his work and spirituality.” (Con. 194) Deceased: Fr. Joseph Zwierzycki, 1963, Chicago, USA Fr. Ernest Schumacher, 2001, Louisville, USA Bishop Ordination: Bishop Wesley Spiewak, 2015, Bermuda For the Church, our Holy Father, and for our local ordinary. […]
FOCAL POINT: “Christ lives and acts in him and he grows in Christ through his ministry” (Con. 194) Deceased: Fr. Ignacy Badov, 2000, Belene, Bulgaria For our Congregation, Father General and his curia, the provincial/regional superiors and their councils, and for our local superior. For novices, seminarians and for vocations to the Congregation. […]
FOCAL POINT: “Christ lives and acts in him and he grows in Christ through his ministry” (Con. 194) For our Congregation, Father General and his curia, the provincial/regional superiors and their councils, and for our local superior. For novices, seminarians and for vocations to the Congregation. For the protection of the Guardian Angels upon […]
FOCAL POINT: “He loves people with the love of Christ, and he is concerned for their spiritual welfare.” (Con. 194) Deceased: Fr. Terrance McGuire, 2015, Kitchener, Canada First Vows: Fr. Adriano Ciminelli, 1955, Italy For our parents, relatives, friends and benefactors, and for the one who will die first among us. For […]
FOCAL POINT: “The desire to bring each person to Christ vivifies his apostolate and makes him ready and capable of overcoming any obstacle and, if need be, of laying down his life for the salvation of all.” (Con. 194) Deceased: Br. Antoni Kaczmarek, 1948, Rome, Italy Fr. Henry Stec, 1969, Chicago, USA Fr. Anthony […]
FOCAL POINT: For the religious “his entire consecrated life will be filled with an apostolic spirit, and his apostolic life permeated with a religious spirit.” (Con. 194) Deceased: Br. Giuseppe Valeriani, 1893, Mentorella, Italy Birthday: Fr. Lukasz Pecyna, 1991, Poland For our members in the missions. For vocations to consecrated life, especially […]
FOCAL POINT: “In this spirit, each Resurrectionist can be occupied with the work of Christ and acquire a spirituality proper to a pastor of God’s people.” (Con. 195) Deceased: Cl. Mieczyslaw Lesinski, 1951, Krakow, Poland Fr. James Prusinski, 1975, Chicago, USA Fr. John Pawelczak, 1993, Chicago, USA Final Vows: Br. Edward Hohenadel, 1979, […]
FOCAL POINT: The religious “will learn to renounce his own convenience in order to exercise greater efforts in fulfilling his pastoral duties and in implementing new approaches to pastoral ministry under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.” (Con. 195) Birthday: Fr. Artur Traczewski, 1973, Poland For the conversion of sinners, and for all […]
