Viatorians Observe Querbes Day

Viatorians Observe Querbes Day

Viatorians worldwide pause every Sept. 1 to remember their founder, Fr. Louis Querbes, who founded the congregation in 1831, in Vourles, France, where he served as pastor of a small church. Today we celebrate the 157th anniversary of his death. The observance took...
Celebrating a Milestone Jubilee

Celebrating a Milestone Jubilee

Fr. Michael Keliher, CSV, returned to his roots last year when he attended his 50th reunion at Bishop McNamara High School. One year later, he celebrates 50 years of religious life. The two anniversaries go hand in hand, since it was immediately following his...
St. Viator Parish Loses One of Its Lifelines

St. Viator Parish Loses One of Its Lifelines

Every morning, before the 8:15 a.m. Mass, Katie Walsh would walk across the street to St. Viator Parish in Chicago to lay out things needed for the liturgy. From altar linens and vestments, to the chalices, candles and cruets; she prepared all of them and made sure...
Legacy of Viatorians in Japan Continues

Legacy of Viatorians in Japan Continues

Its roots date back to the end of World War II, when five Viatorian missionaries from Canada and the United States were sent to Japan to open a school. Now, more than 65 years later, their ministry continues to draw interest. Danielle Leveille, who graduated in May...