Parish Apostolate
We have two parishes in Kenya in two dioceses. our confreres do reach out to the parishioners by sharing our rich charism.
Parish Mission Preaching
We are involved in preaching Parish Missions reviving the faith of various parishes within our country.
Preaching Retreats and Recollections
the Redemptorists are involved in preaching retreats to various groups of students, laity, religious, and priests. Formation Apostolate
some of our confreres are forming young confreres for the future mission.
Ethel Foundation
one of our confreres started ETHEL Foundation an NGO that cares for the elderly by way of providing essential items like food and clothing.
Water Project
we run a water project that supplies irrigation water within Iruma where more than 2500 families are beneficiaries to this project. Apostolate of the Pen
We have a confreres who is teaching in some of our institutions and is also the Dean of Students at Consolata Institute of Philosophy.
School Apostolate
Redemptorists run St. Alphonsus School in IRuma parish that confreres Catholic values to the local children.
4.PARISH APOSTOLATE
We take care of two parishes- one in Iruma, Meru Diocese and another in Kinungi in Nakuru diocese. Holy Redeemer Parish in Iruma was established in 1991. It has eleven outstations and 1500 families. Parish Council and other church associations are established. Our Lady of Sorrows parish in Kinungi was established in 2017. It has nine outstations and 700 families. There are 34 Small Christian Communities and 11 schools around. Parish Council and other church associations are established. There are regular Masses in the prayer houses and schools around. A formal application is made to the Archbishop of Nairobi to allocate to us a parish in the archdiocese. We are awaiting hopefully for the good news.
5.ST. ALPHONSUS’ ACADEMY In 2009 the Alphonsus Academy was opened in Iruma with the intention of giving quality education to the poor and needy students of Iruma. Everything was going on well for some years. But by January 2019 the school was closed due to a number of reasons: default of payment by students, lack of funds to pay teachers, and lack of transport. By December 2019 the Catholic Men Association (CMA) of the Iruma Center came forward to run the school. A memorandum of understanding was signed by the Mission with CMA. Due to Covid-19 the opening of the school was delayed. Now it is progressing well. The Redemptorists have now taken over the school since January 2025.