A Conversation on the Passionist Legacy in China
In this video, Frs. Paul Francis Spencer, CP, and Rob Carbonneau, CP, have a conversation exploring the Passionist China Collection and its powerful witness to mission, culture, and human connection.
From the Archives
A look back at treasured moments, stories, and insights from the Passionist past—preserving the legacy that continues to inspire today.
Advent Spirituality and Hope: A Passionist Perspective with Fr. Rob Carbonneau, CP
In this interview with Wyatt Goolsby of Guadalupe Radio Network, Fr. Robert Carbonneau, CP, reflects on Advent spirituality, the Passionist charism and how embracing suffering with compassion leads to healing and deeper joy as Christmas approaches.
Remembering the Cross in Conflict: Passionists’ Long Legacy as Chaplains
On battlefields and in army camps, Passionist priests have been with soldiers carrying the heavy weight of war and the hope for peace.
Diary of St. Paul of the Cross
The Diary of St. Paul of the Cross invites readers into the heart of a young Paul Danei during his forty-day retreat in 1720, a time of deep prayer and transformation that gave birth to the Passionist mission.
History of the Congregation
This collection offers a journey through the unfolding story of the Passionist Congregation, from its founding by St. Paul of the Cross to its mission throughout the world today.
Passionist Biographies
This collection of biographies invites you to journey through the lives of Passionists who have shared the love of Christ through their prayer, compassion and service.
Meritorious Service: Commander Fr. Brian Mahedy, CP
Ordained a Passionist priest in 1933, and with a profound desire to serve his country and with permission of his superiors, Fr. Brian Mahedy, CP, entered the Navy in June 1943.
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.
‘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.