
Young Adults Explore Faith and Passionist Spirituality in Toronto
Twelve young adults gathered in Toronto for the second annual Passionist Solidarity Retreat, exploring how faith, care for creation and service connect with their everyday lives.
The Passionist Solidarity Network connects people and ministries committed to justice, peace, and care for creation—living the Passionist charism in today’s world. Learn more about this work here.

Twelve young adults gathered in Toronto for the second annual Passionist Solidarity Retreat, exploring how faith, care for creation and service connect with their everyday lives.

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

On World Water Day (March 22), we are reminded that water is a sacred gift essential to life, yet millions still lack access to it. Rooted in Laudato Si’ and the Passionist charism, this reflection invites us to see the water crisis as both a social injustice and a spiritual call to action—urging us to protect this vital resource and stand with the poor who suffer most.

We, the Passionist provinces of Holy Cross and St. Paul of the Cross, together with the entire Passionist Solidarity Network, join our voices with all those who accompany and speak on behalf of the crucified of today.

The Passionists of the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico mourn lives lost to violence, pray for those grieving in Minneapolis and beyond and ask for conversion of heart so compassion and peace may prevail.

By working with love and perseverance, we can sow seeds of justice, contribute to peace, and renew hope.

Passionist Retreat Center teams have stepped out of their comfort zones to try some unique local responses to the migration crisis.

Inspired in part by conversations with Fr. Thomas Berry, CP, Br. Michael Moran, CP’s painting invites us to see our connection with Earth and respond to its suffering with care.

How we, as Passionists, are responding to the interconnected Cry of Earth and Cry of the Poor.