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Liguori Publications is pleased to announce that Mr. Chuck Healy has joined the organization as the new Sales and Marketing Director.

For those who visited 200 Liguori Drive when it was the home of the Redemptoristines, you will remember the striking features of the mid-century architecture prominent in the pastoral setting of Liguori, Mo. The remaining Redemptoristines departed in May 2023, and while the red brick exterior structure remains unchanged, the interior transformation has begun – converting the space to the future home of Liguori Publications.

In this fresh-off-the-press book, Walk with My People: A Life In Migration Ministry, Fr. Michael McAndrew, CSsR, shares his passion for pastorally serving migrants who desire a loving relationship with God and the Catholic Church.

Pilgrims on the St. Junipero Serra Route, one of four routes of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, worked their way through the St. Louis area over the July Fourth holiday weekend, on their way to the 10th National Eucharistic Congress to be held in Indianapolis later this month.

Adam Tran-Chung and his brother, Andrew Tran-Chung, stopped by Liguori Publications for a quick visit during a break from their studies at the North American Conference of Redemptorists.  

On May 23, 2024, Pope Francis formally recognized a second miracle attributed to Blessed Carlo Acutis, paving the way for him to be declared a saint.

While many changes are occurring, Liguori Publications’ mission—“Catholic, Pastoral, Trusted”—remains the company’s primary goal, reflecting the vision of its spiritual founder, Saint Alphonsus Liguori (1696–1787), a bishop and doctor of the Catholic Church who founded the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (the Redemptorists) in 1732.

In 2024, Liguori Publications will be on the threshold of a new chapter in its seventy-six-year history. As Liguori proceeds to its next phase of evolution, Fr. Tom is again eager to help the company reassert itself in creative ways as an international, multifaceted publisher of exceptional Catholic pastoral resources, and add dimension to our Redemptorist mission through publishing and electronic media.

With the passing of Richard R. Gaillardetz on Nov. 7, following a long struggle with cancer, the U.S. Catholic Church has lost a passionate witness of faith. Members of the theological community, especially in the theology department at Boston College, where he served two terms as chair and as the Joseph Professor of Catholic Systematic Theology, have lost an exemplary colleague and teacher. (National Catholic Reporter)

The tour of St. Jude's relic will continue through May 2024.