Ministering in the Wild West During the Gold Rush
The story of the Passionists coming to the United States goes back to the wild gold rush days of California.
Desde los archivos
Una mirada retrospectiva a momentos entrañables, historias y reflexiones del pasado pasionista: preservando el legado que sigue inspirando hoy en día.
‘Woman to Woman’: Katherine Burton’s Understanding of Catholic Womanhood in Sign Magazine
Dr. Annie Huey, Ph.D., explores the life and writings of Katherine Burton (1887-1969), a once-prominent, yet still important Catholic laywoman in the mid-twentieth century. In addition to writing over forty-five biographies and histories of Catholic figures and Catholic religious orders,…
The Sower of Black Field: Passionist Witness in WWII Germany
Passionist historian Father Rob Carbonneau, CP, and author Katherine Koch presented an online program discussing how the Passionist spirituality of Jesus' suffering provided a path to justice and compassion in 1945 that still speaks to us in 2024.
Passionist Mission to a Suffering World: Historical Reflections on the 48th General Chapter
The passion of Jesus is a sea of sorrows but it is also an ocean of love. This meditative phrase written by Passionist founder St. Paul of Cross (1694-1775) will be a source of motivation for the international representative of…
Passionist Ministry in America
The Passionists first came to America in 1852.
History of the Passionist Retreats
In 1740, St. Paul of the Cross began gathering companions who would live and proclaim a loving remembrance of the sufferings and death of Jesus.