They may get a chance to meet some local Marists.

This is a new work, even though Marists have been doing some of these things before.

Marists try to do it simply - the way she would, herself.

He saw the needs of his times and responded to them as Marists continue to do today!

Australian Marists are better known for our work in school education.

Marists choose to live together in a religious community as a particular way of living the Gospel.

Marists are open to engaging in all forms of ministry.

We see our task as Marists to build up and then move on to more needy areas.

His relations with individual Marists, however, were at all times courteous.

Do you know any Marists - lay, religious or ordained?

The type of work that Marists do is not what seems easiest or most attractive.

The early Marists did not turn their backs on the modern world but accepted that it had come to stay.

Many schools, universities, youth ministries and social works are done by the Marists in this area.

Marists are called to live as Mary lived her Christian life.

Marists understand God as a loving Father, calling his children home.

The early Marists saw themselves as the ones to live and minister under Mary's name.

After the Marists moved, the 3rd floor was used primarily for retreats in the community rooms.

It was a wonderful occasion at which about 40 Marists and 300 other invited guests were present.

Marists today continue these two aspects of Mary's life and role in the Church.

Marists have been making a difference in Australia since they arrived in 1872.

Catholic priests and Marists are charged the bond fee only.

It was evident in the way he lived his life daily through his contact with early Marists.

The College was founded and staffed by Marists for over 50 years.

Marists see part of their spirituality is to make the mercy of God present.

Australian Marists are facing today's challenge to reach out to those young people who are most in need.