
Daily Scripture, October 20, 2026
Fr. Johnson Emmanuel, CP reflects on St. Paul of the Cross, showing how grief and joy can share a place at the table through hospitality, compassion and a love that stays.
We, The Passionists of Holy Cross Province, are one part of this religious order known as The Congregation of The Passion, or more commonly referred to as The Passionists.
The Passionists have communities on six continents, and our global Passionist Family consists of priests and brothers, nuns and sisters, and lay men and women.

Fr. Johnson Emmanuel, CP reflects on St. Paul of the Cross, showing how grief and joy can share a place at the table through hospitality, compassion and a love that stays.

Fr. Johnson Emmanuel, CP reflects on St. Paul of the Cross, showing how grief and joy can share a place at the table through hospitality, compassion and a love that stays.

The inspiration for the Passionist Alumni Association Share Our Gifts initiative comes from a simple question: How do we respond to Christ’s call to share what we have with those in need?

Fr. James Price, CP, St. Paul of the Cross Provincial Superior, returned to Jamaica to celebrate that remarkable legacy and to give thanks for the countless lives affected through the Passionist mission.

Today, June 1, the Thomas Berry Place team remembers Thomas Berry on the anniversary of his death. We give thanks for his life and teachings!

Michael Nasello brings together the work of the two provinces based in the United States, and his committee participation has deepened his awareness of the needs of people from many different cultures

As a native Kenyan, Father Eliud Kiuma Otunga, CP, connects the culture of his parishioners in the Rift Valley with the joyful message of Christ.

Family is the heart and soul of life in Mexico. Sister Mavi (María Virginia) Alfaro, CFP, believes the Passionist charism deepens the focus and faith found in her country.

Donna Cooper explains how Passionist spirituality shapes faith in Australia by emphasizing family, cultural diversity and unconditional love as pathways to holiness, community and authentic lived faith.

We look beyond borders to rediscover the heart of the Passionist charism alive across the world.
Spring 2026 issue