
Passionist Nuns Welcome Sr. Maria Dolorosa
The Passionist Nuns recently celebrated a joyful milestone as Sister Maria Dolorosa of the Suffering Face of Jesus entered the novitiate, beginning a new stage in her formation as a contemplative religious.

The Passionist Nuns recently celebrated a joyful milestone as Sister Maria Dolorosa of the Suffering Face of Jesus entered the novitiate, beginning a new stage in her formation as a contemplative religious.

Follow the current of “Living Water” through Scripture and discover how God’s gift of water invites us into deeper gratitude, trust, connection and care for all creation.

As students return to Cristo Rey Birmingham and Holy Family Catholic Academy, both schools continue a Passionist educational legacy that has served Birmingham families for generations.

Discover seven signs it may be time to step away from the busyness of everyday life and make space for rest, prayer and a deeper encounter with God.

As a new retreat season begins, the Passionists continue a centuries-old tradition of offering welcoming spaces where people can step away, encounter God and find renewal through prayer, reflection and the memory of Christ’s Passion.

Christopher Jungers recently received the Christian Development Council's Distinguished Service Award, celebrating a lifetime of faithfully advancing the Passionist mission through the ministry of fundraising, mentorship and servant leadership.

The Outrageously Bold Award celebrates those who dream big, and lead with courage, purpose and heart.

For the first time in its more than 80-year history, Cristo Rey Birmingham will have a permanent chapel within the school. Honoring the Passionist legacy of Holy Family and the treasured gifts of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, this new sacred space will become a lasting home for prayer, worship, and the faith of future generations.

The first retreat at Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center was preached in 1926 beneath the shade of the beloved "old rubber tree," a Moreton Bay Fig that still stands on the property today. That first gathering in 1926 marked the beginning of a ministry that has transformed countless lives.

On July 2, 2026, we joyfully celebrate the 90th birthday of Fr. Blaise Czaja, CP!