by edaday | May 13, 2014 | News Archives, Peace & Justice
After nearly two years of meetings and negotiations, a pair of houses of hospitality for recently released, detained immigrants have opened. They are among the first in the country to specifically reach out to undocumented immigrants, who have no where else to...
by edaday | May 9, 2014 | News Archives
The Viatorian Community was one of the first religious communities to support Cristo Rey St. Martin’s College Prep High School 10 years ago when it opened in 2004. Its members have served on the faculty, in administration and on its board of trustees, all while...
by edaday | May 7, 2014 | News Archives
Among the annals of former Viatorians, perhaps no one was more of a sportsman than Fr. Edward Cardinal, CSV, who regularly played tennis, handball, raquetball and badminton, during his 65 years of religious life and 57 as a priest. His career spanned from the Vatican...
by edaday | May 2, 2014 | News Archives
Parishioners at Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Bourbonnais, discovered a big surprise when they showed up for a recent weekday Mass: a rendition of the Latin anthem, Panis Angelicus, played in full voice on the parish’s new organ. “It was a...
by edaday | May 2, 2014 | News Archives
It has been nearly 16 years since members of the Viatorian Community came to Corozal Town in northeast Belize to take stewardship of St. Francis Xavier Parish and serve its parishioners stretched across 24 villages. Over the years, 12 Viatorian priests and brothers...
by edaday | Apr 23, 2014 | News Archives
With numbers of vocations down dramatically, religious communities are having to re-examine their methods. That’s what prompted members of the Viatorian Community to work with the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Office of Mission Education for the New...
