The History of Marian Press
The History of Marian Press
A Brief History of Marian Press
Since 1945, Marian Press, the publishing apostolate of the Congregation of Marians of the Immaculate Conception, has published and distributed millions of religious books, magazines, brochures, and pamphlets that teach, encourage, and edify Catholics around the world. Marian Press publications promote the ministry and work of the Marians.
Based on Eden Hill in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Marian Press is best known as the exclusive publisher of the best-selling Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska and the leading authority of The Divine Mercy message and devotion.
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This year, 2022, the Marians of the Immaculate Conception are celebrating our 25-year anniversary in Steubenville, Ohio! From humble beginnings. In August 1997, Father Joe Roesch, then Brothers Donald Calloway and John Larson, and postulant Pat Norris were truly pioneers as they were the first members of the Marians of the Immaculate Conception to open a Marian house in Steubenville, Ohio. Father Joe is now the Vicar General of the Marian Congregation and lives in Rome, Italy.
Fr. Chris Alar gives a basic summary of these four important channels of grace in the Devotion of Divine Mercy as given by Jesus to St. Faustina.
Hear Fr. Matthew Tomeny, MIC, read from Blessed Michael Sopoćko's article "The Feast of the Most Merciful Savior", arguing why the Feast of the Divine Mercy should be instituted and why Low Sunday (the Sunday after Easter) is the most suitable day for this feast. This article was originally published in Polish in 1947, and translated and published in English in 1952 by the Marians Fathers in Stockbridge, MA. (Nihil Obstat: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Grupa and Imprimatur: Edward Cardinal Mooney; Detroit, MI, 1951)
