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HOLY REDEEMER SUNDAY ~ 3RD SUNDAY OF JULY
“By your blood, O Lord, you redeemed us for God from every tribe, language, people and nation.” Rev. 5: 9
Jesus, our Redeemer, is “the image of the invisible God.” Col 1:15 In God’s plan of love, Jesus became flesh and blood, that he might live with us and in us, and love through us. In the Redeemer, through the Paschal Mystery, we know we are eternally loved by God. As Redemptoristines we are to be a clear and radiant witnesses of that love as a living memory of God’s love revealed when the Humble Redeemer became Flesh. We are ALL called to enflesh Jesus. “The more we strive to live the love of Christ, the more the thoughts and feelings of Christ will fill our spirit and our heart, the more we will become His faithful images and the more also will we be able to be true witnesses of the love of Him who is our Beginning and our End, our Way and our Life.” Constitution 6 This involves us, you and the Redemptoristines, in the mystery of love and redemption. We are all called to strive to love like Jesus, and make our love for others inseparable from love of God. Constitution 20 United with the Humble Redeemer, our monastic life is a call to be a center of prayer and a contemplative apostolate in the Church where we share the faith, love, hope, joys and sorrows of those who live in the area.
During this time of pandemic, financial uncertainty and social upheaval, we look to the Redeemer who understands our troubled hearts and shows us how “to act justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with our God.” Micah 6:8
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"Life for me is Christ." Phil1:21
Redemptoristine Nuns are a worldwide monastic contemplative Order who strive to be a living memorial, an active participant of Jesus life in today’s Church for the salvation of the world. The Sisters celebrate this life of prayer, praise and intercession in the name of all, and in support of the missionary activity of the Redemptorist priests and brothers.