Assumptionists

Dear brothers, sisters, and friends in the Assumption family:
The Artemis 2 crew is set to return to Earth this evening after 10 days of discovery. It has made history by surpassing the record for the farthest distance human beings have traveled from Earth. Besides a marvelous success in its mission, the launch shows the unity of the human race through the diversity of the crew members. It also shows the greatness of the human mind.

On Monday evening, the Assumptionist Center community gathered to continue celebrating the joy of Easter— a time marked not only by liturgical prayer but also by shared fellowship and gratitude. Rooted in the hope of the Resurrection, the evening became a simple yet powerful expression of faith lived together.

At the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday, the Assumptionist community gathered with the faithful at their parish in El Paso, Texas, to celebrate the heart of the Christian mystery: Christ’s victory over death and the promise of new life. Beginning in darkness and moving together into the light of the Easter candle, the community entered deeply into the beauty and hope of the Resurrection.

Hello Hounds,
May the joy of Christ’s Resurrection fill us with hope and strengthen us to build a kingdom of love, justice, and mercy.
At the Easter Vigil, we welcomed Aidan Deviney ’27 into the Church through Baptism, First Holy Communion, and Confirmation. See below for pictures of the Vigil and the rest of Holy Week!

In El Paso, Texas, the celebration of the Paschal Triduum became more than a series of sacred liturgies—it became a lived experience of faith in action. For Br. Daniele Caglioni, A.A., these holy days unfolded as a retreat with Christ, rooted in prayer, service, and presence among the faithful of the local Church.