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Bro. Tim Phillips, SM offers this reflection on the first Lay Marianist consecration on February 2, 1801, which marked the beginning of the Marianist Family. |
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The NACMS library has the largest number of Marianist-oriented books, periodicals, and unbound material in the English-speaking world. |
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These headings are based on the Library of Congress’s Subject Headings (LCSH) and, in several instances, replicate LCSH and its governing rules. |
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The Marianist Library Classification is an aid to those who want to organize a collection of materials concerning all aspects of Marianist life and spirituality. In their application, the present schedules gather and organize Marianist works by subject, and are designed to follow Library of Congress cataloging practices and procedures. |
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In this episode of Sharing Our Marianist Stories, Kelli Kinnear reflects on her professional journey within the Marianist Family, ways she has seen the Marianist charism embodied, and her excitement in her new adventure of working at Bergamo. Listen to this episode to learn more about Kelli and the ways you can engage with and support the work of Bergamo. |
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“Do not be afraid … for nothing will be impossible with God.” (Lk 1:30-37) |
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Did you know that our website has several ways to search for resources? |
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Dennis Doyle, professor emeritus in the Religious Studies Department at the University of Dayton, joined our Marianist Specialists-in-Training to facilitate a discussion on the implications of Vatican II for our Marianist Family. |
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Submit a Google review of NACMS during the month of April and be entered in a drawing for your very own Chami doll and a copy of the second edition of The Marianist Family Prayer Book. |
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Bro. Erick Otiende, SM (Region of Eastern Africa), explores the pain, hope, and promise the Blessed Virgin Mary experienced at the foot of the cross. Bro. Erick is one of the three Marianist Specialists-in-Training during the 2024-2025 academic year. |
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“Do not be afraid … for nothing will be impossible with God.” (Lk 1:30-37) |
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Bro. Tim Phillips, SM offers this reflection on the first Lay Marianist consecration on February 2, 1801, which marked the beginning of the Marianist Family. |
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Fr. Renny Markose, SM from the Region of India shares a personal account of his faith and his sense of wonder at the Advent season. |
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On May 31, we celebrate the Feast of the Visitation, when Mary goes to her cousin Elizabeth’s home to aid her with her pregnancy. What does this have to do with Marianist spirituality, when we might grasp at different scriptural passages? |
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Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers in our Marianist Family! In preparation for Mother’s Day, we offer the following resources to aid your ongoing reflection and education: |
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Check out some of the recent scholarship of our very own Program Administrator. |
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What happens when students from three Marianist Universities come together for a powerful service-immersion experience? |
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Tom Redmond, SM, shares a heart-centered approach to mission and ministry for the Marianist charism. Drawing upon the theology of Edward Schillebeeckx, Brother Tom reminds us that the Incarnation is a prolonged, everlasting, and uninterrupted event that invites each of us into an ever-deeper relationship with God and with one another. Mary is our model, and her spiritual maternity guides the Marianist Family today, just as she initially did in Saragossa, Spain. |
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In May 2025, Marianists Fr. Renny Markose, Bro. Erick Otiende, and Fr. Bosco Shin completed their year-long engagement with our Marianist Specialist Training Program. |
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