A Milestone Reunion Reflects Accomplished Graduates

A Milestone Reunion Reflects Accomplished Graduates

Saint Viator High School’s class of 1966 returns this weekend for its historic 50th reunion. It is only the second class to have attended the school all four years, and its spirit was contagious. The class included 186 graduates and among them are lawyers and...
Uncovering the Viatorian Connection

Uncovering the Viatorian Connection

Viatorian missionaries arrived in Formosa, now Taiwan, some 65 years ago, but their impact still is being felt by some of the Chinese students they taught. That was the case last week when a former student made his way to the Viatorian Province Center in Arlington...
Viatorians Take On New School in Colombia

Viatorians Take On New School in Colombia

It’s official. The Clerics of St. Viator will assume responsibility of a school in Tunja, Colombia formerly run by the Congregation de Religiosas Hijas de Cristo Rey, or the Religious Daughters of Christ the King. The school, Colegio Cristo Rey, educates...
Celebrating a Saint Who Walked Among Us

Celebrating a Saint Who Walked Among Us

The Viatorian Community — along with the rest of the world — will watch in wonder and reverence on Sunday when Mother Teresa of Calcutta is canonized a saint. Fr. James Michaletz, CSV, remembers when Mother Teresa addressed members of the National Catholic...
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...