About Our Society

Dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel through prayer,missionary service, and charity.

Our History

The Missionary Society of the Redeemer’s Mother was born in response to the call of Saint John Paul II to proclaim the Gospel to all peoples and nations through both witness and word.
Inspired by this missionary vision, the Society seeks to bring Christ’s message of love and salvation to the world through a life of consecration, prayer, service, and charity.
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From its humble beginnings, the Society has grown into a vibrant missionary community dedicated to evangelization, pastoral ministry, faith formation, and care for those most in need. Guided by the example of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the sisters strive to live faithfully their vocation and mission within the Church.

Foundation and Development

1991 – The Beginning

In 1991, Reverend Francis Xavier Nguyen Viet Linh gathered a group of devoted women who desired to dedicate their lives to God in a missionary spirit. This initial community became the foundation upon which the Missionary Society of the Redeemer’s Mother would later be built.

May 15, 1996 – Recognition as a Pious Association

On May 15, 1996, the late Bishop Nicolas officially established the group as a Pious Association (Pia Unio). This marked the first formal step toward ecclesial recognition and affirmed the group's commitment to religious life and missionary service.

April 24, 2004 – Official Establishment

A major milestone was reached on April 24, 2004, when the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples officially established the Missionary Society of the Redeemer’s Mother. This recognition confirmed the Society’s missionary identity and its role in the life of the Church.

July 22, 2004 – Approval of the Constitution

On July 22, 2004, the Holy See approved the Constitution of the Society. This approval formally recognized its spiritual vision, governance, mission, and way of life, providing a solid foundation for its future growth.

December 8, 2004 – Canonical Erection

On December 8, 2004, the Society was canonically erected, becoming an officially recognized religious institute within the Catholic Church. This important event marked the fulfillment of many years of prayer, discernment, and dedication.

December 31, 2004 – Inaugural Mass

The Inaugural Mass of the Society was celebrated on December 31, 2004, in the Diocese of Phan Thiet. This joyful celebration formally marked the beginning of the Society’s mission and ministry within the Church.

PATRONAL FEAST

The Missionary Society of the Redeemer’s Mother celebrates its patronal feast on January 1, the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. This feast highlights the central role of the Blessed Virgin Mary as a model of faith, humility, and total dedication to God.

MISSION

Mission and CharismPurpose
To live a consecrated life and proclaim the Gospel through witness, service, and charity.
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‍Motto
“All for the greater glory of God and the salvation of souls.”
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‍Charism
To go out to all nations to witness for Jesus Christ and proclaim the Good News of salvation to all people.
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‍Apostolic Works
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Pastoral service in parishesCatechesis and faith formationCharitable works and outreachCare and assistance for the poor and vulnerable
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Apostolic Works
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Pastoral service in parishes
Catechesis and faith formation
Charitable works and outreach
Care and assistance for the poor and vulnerable

Leadership

The Missionary Society of the Redeemer’s Mother is currently led by:Superior General
Sr. Maria Magdalena Nguyen Thi Tuyet Nhung
Term: 2024 – 2028

PATRONAL FEAST

The Missionary Society of the Redeemer’s Mother celebrates its patronal feast on January 1, the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. This feast highlights the central role of the Blessed Virgin Mary as a model of faith, humility, and total dedication to God.

Our Society Today

Through God's grace and the dedication of its members, the Missionary Society of the Redeemer’s Mother continues to grow and serve the People of God.
Today, the Society is composed of:
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96 Members
74 Sisters in Perpetual Profession
15 Sisters in Temporary Profession
2 Novices
5 Aspirants

The continued growth of the Society reflects the vitality of its mission and the ongoing response of women who generously answer God’s call to consecrated missionary life.