Redemptorists
Sowers of the Seed of the Gospel

In a world where many are searching for the meaning of life, the New Zealand Redemptorists devote themselves to proclaiming the Gospel. Their vocation is to be sowers of the seed of the Good News of Jesus Christ.

To find out about the Redemptorists, their vocation, priesthood and religious life, click here.

For the work and history of the Redemptorists within New Zealand and in Samoa click here

New Zealand Redmptorist priests and brothers have served for many years in Asia, especially in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines. For the work of the Redemptorists in and around Manila, click here.

Redemptorists serve in more than sixty different countries. For links to them across the world click here.

Majellan is a magazine read throughout New Zealand. Majellan Publications, which produces it, also engages in book supply, Christmas card distribution, etc. For more about this, click here.

St Alphonsus Liguori (see left), eighteenth century Italian bishop and writer, drew around him a group of men dedicated to reaching those otherwise not touched by the preaching and ministry of the Church. They became the Redemptorists. Their descendants today seek to do the same.

St. Gerard Majella, Redemptorist, is often invoked as the "mothers' saint". For prayers seeking his intercession, click here.

For information on the vocation programme conducted within New Zealand for those interested in becoming Redemptorists, click here.

For news about Redemptorist events, click here.

For e-mail and postal addresses of Redemptorists in New Zealand click here.