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He is truly Risen! Alleluia!

Just as God did not leave Jesus in death, He would not let us either.

Let the joyful message of the Easter and the certitude of the Resurrection of our Redeemer strengthen us and enable us to live in hope and confidence, because love is stronger than death.

LENTEN SEASON 2018

Ash Wednesday, again, made us enter a new Liturgical Season that leads us to the foundation of our Faith. Every year we begin Lent to open, repent, and direct ourselves to God and our neighbor. All of us already experienced the process of repentance, as well as the experience that we can start anew – reconsider the way as religious Sisters, as the women in today’s Church, as those who are called and sent, anew directing ourselves to Him as liberated, reconciled, and redeemed followers.

Feast of the Presentation of the Lord

“Now there was a man in Jerusalem whose name was Simeon. He came in the Spirit into the temple, took the child Jesus into his arm and blessed God. …for my eyes have seen your salvation” (cf. Lk 2:25, 27-28, 31).

Simeon, a devout man, was led by the Holy Spirit to come in right place at right time to meet and to see the Redeemer of the world. We, consecrated to God by our baptism or, deeper, with the religious vows, want to ask for the Holy Spirit to live in the constant presence of God. We want, also, to ask for the grace to see and do God’s will so we can become persons God wants us to be.

The Courage to Change

The Saeson of Advent, which we just entered, is a period of waiting for the coming of our Lord. This doesn’t mean just to sit with crossed arms and slumber. On the contrary! It is an appeal to be vigilant: “Watch, you do not know when the Lord is coming … may he not find you sleeping” (cf. Mk 13:35-36).
What should we do, to make the waiting of our Lord fruitful?

“With the Lord is plenteous redemption” (cf. Ps 130:7)

Bring to the people God’s love, hope and joy with the courage and confidence
as Mother Alphonse Marie expressed it.

Our General Chapter was held in a good and systematical atmosphere from July 7-22, 2017, with the Theme “With the Lord is fullness of salvation!“ During this Chapter many important decisions were made for the next six years.

The names of the new General Leadership of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Divine Redeemer are as follows:

Sister Johanna Vogl, Superior General               form the Austrian Province
Sister M. Júlia Zarembová, Vicar General                 from the Slovak Province
Sister M. Eva Windt, General Councilor                   from the Austrian Province
Sister M. Margit Kuchta, General Councilor              from the Hungarian Province