Posted on 02/17/2010 8:20:05 AM PST by Salvation
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Members of the congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer, founded by St. Alphonso Maria de' Liguori at Scala, Italy, in 1732. They form a clerical religious congregation engaged in the preaching and writing apostolate among the faithful, in giving parish missions and spiritual exercises and in missionary work among non-Christians.
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Monogamy |
Sanctoral Cycle/Proper of the Saints |
Prinknash |
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Gift of Knowledge |
Nine Offices |
Imputability |
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Thesis |
Hypapante |
Evangelist of Mary |
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Grace of God |
Morality of Dancing |
Priest |
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Henotheism |
Creationism |
Incommunicable Attribute |
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Homoousios |
Credence |
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament |
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Baptism |
Darius |
Papal Decoration |
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Secret Society |
Laus |
Humanae Personae Dignitatem |
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Station Days |
Christian Marriage |
Incarnation |
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Gabriel |
Congregation for Religious and Secular Institutes |
Dead Sea |
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Redemptorists |
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Iirc, traveling Redemptorist priests were a feature in the South when the Catholic population was smaller. Some of the parishioners in our church in Tennessee - the few who hadn’t moved in from elsewhere - remembered priests coming to do missions, outdoors standing on a truck bed.
What a rich history they must have there.
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