This is my short video reflection to celebrate December 26, 2022 as we approach 2023. Please click on the link for December 26 and press the play button. How is our Christmas faith similar or changed from 100 years ago? https://passionist.org/advent-calendar-2022/
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Rejoice this Christmas 2022
This short video offers you a Christmas meditation on a painting from the Passionist China Collection Click on this link below: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rw3fqm2oqvc1jv0/Christmas%20Day%20Revised.mp4?dl=0
Continue to celebrate with the Passionists: 100 years in Germany and Austria: 1922-2022
To the surprise of many in the post-World War I era of the United States, American Passionists undertook the apostolic effort to begin the Passionist Congregation in Germany. The above poster promotes the 100 year anniversary events that took place in Schwarzenfeld, Germany from October 14 to 16, 2022. Click on the links below to...
The Passionists in Germany/Austria- 100 Years 1922 to 2022: Selected Photos from the Centennial Celebration in Schwarzenfeld, Germany on October 15 & 16, 2022 by Rob Carbonneau, C.P.
In my capacity as Passionist historian I was honored to represent American Passionists from St. Paul of the Cross Province (based in the Eastern United States). I am seen here standing before the Schwarzenfeld monastery church on October 16, 2022. Click on the link below to see a short pdf photo presentation which shows the...
Rob Carbonneau, C.P.: Seminar on Passionist China Collection at the Ricci Institute at Boston College, June 23, 2022
As EDS-Stewart Senior Research Fellow at the Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History at Boston College (Summer 2022) I had the opportunity to lecture the visiting scholars on “Reinterpreting Republican Era Social, Political and Cultural History: Photographs from the Passionist China Collection.”
Summer Fellowship 2022 for Rob Carbonneau, C.P.: Archival Specialist at the Ricci Institute, Boston College
Good news! I just arrived in Boston, Massachusetts From June 1 till the end of August 2022 I am a Summer Archival Specialist at The Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History which is now located at Boston College. If you are in Boston please contact me via email or phone and schedule a visit and...
Life, Death, Memory. Remembering the deaths of three Passionists in Hunan, China, April 24, 1929
This photo, taken by Patrick Hayes, Ph.D. on his recent visit to St. Ann’s Basilica, Scranton, Pennsylvania shows me standing before the historic portraits of Passionist Fathers Godfrey Holbein, Clement Seybold and Walter Coveyou. Their murders by Chinese bandits in West Hunan, China was a key event in American Catholic missionay history to China, and...
Asian American Catholic Experience: Listen and learn about Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean and Filipino culture and devotion from the 1800s till the present day.
Above is the book cover of The Cambridge Companion to American Catholicism. Editors: Margaret M. McGuinness and Thomas F. Rzeznik. (Cambridge University Press, 2021). You are invited to listen to this April 1, 2022 podcast from WSOU Radio, Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey. Father Lawrence E. Frizzell interviews Passionist Father Robert Carbonneau about...
We all carry crosses in our life. This Holy Week 2022, Proclaiming Our Passionist Story invites you to watch this short video meditation on The Experience of the Cross.
Above is the cross atop the the Holy Family Retreat and Conference Center. A Passionist ministry in West Hartford, Connecticut. Click on this link to view the Experience the Cross video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm-CmN-5dFY Visit or make a retreat at Holy Family. Click on this link: https://www.holyfamilyretreat.org/about-holy-family
Palm Sunday 2022. How do we carry carry our palms? How do we live with joy, peace and compassion with those who suffer?
I took this photo on Palm Sunday 2008 in Chongqing, China. From 2007 to 2008 I was at foreign expert at Sichuan International Studies University. Having the opportunity to teach in China only increased my respect for Chinese history, tradition and culture and society. Meditation: As I walked out of a local Catholic church with...