St Alphonsus Ligouri was a prolific writer. He wrote for others; he wrote to be published. His works have been reprinted in countless editions in numerous languages for nearly 300 years.
Alphonsus lived not long after the invention of the printing press. Consequently, he used the print medium as a means of evangelising and education masses of people he would never meet. He used it, too, as a means of encouraging devotion and prayer among people.
Redemptorists around the world have followed in Alphonsus’ footsteps and many provinces have given their energy to the publishing apostolate.
In Australia, Majellan Publications is the focus of the province’s publishing apostolate. From the Majellan offices come:
Redemptorist Publications
John Baker C.Ss.R.
Christ’s message in words and pictures
Paul Bird C.Ss.R.
Their daily struggles
Margie Ulbrick
We do a lot and we listen a lot
Carol Bengough and Sue Wallace