St. Alphonsus Liguori, C. Ss. R., Founder of the Redemptorists, doctor of the church, bishop, patron saint of confessors and moral theologians, canon lawyer, musician, lawyer, architect, poet, and prolific author of over 100 books.

The Redemptorists have a special relationship with Our Mother of Perpetual Help. In 1871, Pope Pius IX commanded the Redemptorists to ‘make Our Mother of Perpetual Help known throughout the world.’ Her miraculous picture is enshrined today in the St. Alphonsus Liguori Church in Rome, Italy.

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Some 6,000 Redemptorists minister to the poor and most abandoned in nearly every part of the world. Roughly 300 Redemptorists live and work in most of the United States and parts of Brazil, Nigeria and Thailand as members of the Denver Province.

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Daily Scriptural Reflection

by Rev. Thomas Danielsen, C.Ss.R.

July 3, 2009: Thomas, Apostle: Eph. 2:19-22; Ps. 117:1-2; John 20:24-29

Psalm 117 is the shortest of all psalms! But it provides the "bottom line" for any reflection on the reading and gospel for this Feast. Our God is the source and the end of our whole faith experience! While we might get all warm and fuzzy over the proclamation of the spiritual DNA that is ours in reading Ephesians, the Thomas story in John's gospel jolts us back to the reality of our limitations. All things considered, we need to join the psalmist in thanking God for being God.

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St. Alphonsus Liguori, C.Ss.R. , founder of the Redemptorists, bishop, doctor of the Church, patron saint of confessors and moral theologian.

The Redemptorists are called to preach the Good News through mission preaching, retreats, parishes, and Liguori Publications.

To bring the message of God's plentiful redemption to the poor, the abandoned, the marginalized, the forgotten, the sick and the dying...