Redemptorist Ministries, Priorities


DevotionsTV highlights the Redemptorist mission:
Through Mary, serving the most abandoned

Redemptorist Shrines
Shrine of Mary, Mother of Perpetual Help
Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Shrine
Bp. Velychkovsky National Martyr’s Shrine

Redemptorist Outreach to Young Adults
Ignite! Young Adult Ministry
Vocations

A group of young people sitting outdoors on grass with a graphic overlay of the word 'ignite' and a stylized cross, flame, and arrows.
Sign for St. Patrick's Catholic Church, displaying mass times and a white cross at the top, with a church building in the background and greenery in the foreground.
A man with glasses in a church holding a red book with stained glass windows behind him.

“Mary teaches us how to be  pilgrims of love, how to live the gospel, welcoming the stranger, comforting the sorrowful, seeking justice for the voiceless. With Mary,  we make Jesus present to others.” - Fr Ako Walker CSsR, DevotionsTV homilist

About Redemptorist Founder, St. Alphonsus Liguori. Read here.

From the Redemptorist Constitution:
Serving the most abandoned
The Redemptorist Constitution calls us to follow the example of Jesus by preaching the Good News to the most abandoned, especially the poor. From the time of the Apostles onward, we are empowered with the gift of the Holy Spirit to become shepherds to others searching for life and redemption, searching for ways to serve their families, friends, colleagues and neighbours. And beyond the familiar and the beloved, to serve the most marginalized in our midst. The poor, the elderly, the imprisoned, the battered and abused.

Join us on this path. Visit Redemptorist Vocations.

DevotionsTV Guest Homilists from USA Redemptorists

A portrait of Pope Francis praying with hands clasped, wearing a cream vestment and a white zucchetto, with a wooden chair in the foreground.
Icon of the Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus, traditional religious artwork with gold background.
A priest viewing a religious icon painting on a board, celebrating 30 years of service, with the caption '30 Years with the Icon'.

“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you gave me clothing, I was sick and you took care of me, I was in prison and you visited me.”
Matthew 25:34-36

Following Mary’s example as first disciple of Jesus, we re-hear and re-learn His teachings