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When Josh, an English volunteer, arrived in Thailand to support the Marist Asia Foundation, he was met with a daunting task: helping 70 Burmese refugee children learn English through a steep language barrier. 

We are pleased to announce the official publication of the Spanish edition of the Marist Places of Origin booklet commemorating the 150th anniversary of the death of our founder, Fr Jean-Claude Colin.

This year, 60 students, all boys, from the Marist-ran Catholic University School Dublin spent a week walking the Camino de Santiago.

In the Marist mission of Sahagún, Spain, June is a lively month for the community, full of celebrations and welcoming pilgrims on the way to Santiago de Compostella.

On June 19, the Notre Dame Refugee Centre celebrated its 30th anniversary. Originally set up by the Marist team and a group of parishioners in 1996 at the French Church in London, the centre grew to offer a welcome to refugees and to develop responses to their various needs.

The Marist house of La Neylière in France had a vibrant month of May, hosting three events focused on the Marist Mission at La Neylière. This mission has three key goals:
1) Sharing the Marist heritage in a living, welcoming community. 2) Offering opportunities for connection, learning, and spiritual growth. 3) Serving the local community in meaningful ways.

On Tuesday, 9th June 2026, a dedicated team from the Notre Dame Refugee Centre (NDRC) completed the 10km London Legal Walk in order to raise funds for the London Legal Support Trust and helping thousand access justice.

Are you seeking purpose in your life? Give God just one weekend and join the Marist Fathers’ “Come and See” Weekend, happening from September 4th to 6th 2026, at Notre Dame de France in London (United Kingdom).

The parish of St. Hallvard recently gathered for a joyful double jubilee, marking significant milestones for two of its priests, Andreas Rupprecht and Rory Mulligan.

On 16th May, St. Teresa’s Church marked a deeply moving milestone in its centenary celebrations as a large congregation of past and present parishioners gathered to give thanks for one hundred years of faith, community, and service.

A Marist Family gathering took place in the North of Italy gathering representatives of the Marist Family in Italy, including Laity.

The Chanel Community in Coolock (Ireland) recently welcomed for a week Lachie Bartlett, a second-year seminarian from Casa Di Maria in Rome. Accompanied by Fr Martin McAnaney, he was assisting in the efforts of the Marist education patronage body, Marist Education Authority Schools (MEAS), in their efforts to further Marist ethos and leadership training in education.