R•gl•ter•d Numb•rs 2520411SC039359
ROMAN CATHOLIC PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH THE
CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
(KNOWN AS THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY
REDEEMER AND THE REDEMPTORISTS)
ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024

THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
CONTENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Charity Irrfcffti8tlon
Roport of th• Trustee•
2-11
Report of tho IrKlependent ALM11t￿$
12-14
Sl8t•ment of Flnan¢lal Aclivlllos
15-16
Balanco Sheet
17
ststemont of Cash F
18
Notes of the Financial Statements
19-27
Incon￿ and ExperKlilure Account
28-29

THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
CHARrrY INFORMATION
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
TRUSTEES".
Rev R ReKI c.ss R
Rev A Bums C.Ss.R.
Rev T Buckley C.Ss.R.
Rev E Gweme C.Ss.R
Rev D mcBr￿e C.Ss.R.
FINANCIAL DIRECTOR:
Mrs S Perrins Iunlrf April 202SI
REGISTERED OFFICE".
Sl Marfs
8 Clapham Park Road
Clapham
London
SW4 7AP
REGISTERED NUMBERS:
252041
SC039359
AUDITORS:
Azets Audil Services
Alhenia House
1(￿14 Andover Road
Winchester
Hampshire. S023 7BS
BANKERS:
Nalwesl
City of London Olf
1 Princes Sireel
London, EC2R 8PH
SOLICITORS:
Gunnercooke
1 Comhill
London, EC3V 3ND
Polhecary Witham Weld
84 Eedeston Square
London. SW1V 1 PX

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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OECEMBER 2024
The Trustees present their report with the financrdl stalemenls of the Charity for the year ended 31 December 2024.
The financial slalemenls have been prepared on the accounling policies set out in note 1 lo the financial slalements
and comply with the Charity's Injsl deed, applicable law and the requirements of the Stslement of Recommended
Practice 'Accounling and Re￿rtIng by Charities" issued in 2019.
OBJECTIVES ANO ACTIVITIES
The Trust Deed dated 23 February 1967 wh￿h is the governing doojment of the Congregation sets out ils objective..
"The charitable purposes wh￿h advance relig￿US and other Charits￿e work for the lime being carried on by or under
the direction of the Society as the Truslees, wth the approval of the SuperM)r, shall from lime lo time think fil".
The Congregation continually assesses the effectiveness wrth whth il achieves this objective.. though such reviews are
not always or easily subjected lo stalls1￿al analysis as much of the work is of a 'spirilual' nature. The Tnjslees c
ordinate the work of around sixty-five members of the Congregalion based In the UK and Zimbabwe and a larger number
of people who work for the Congregation, largely on a voluntsry basis. There are currently five Redemplorist
communities in the UK and four in Zimbabwe. During this reporbng Per￿￿ four corffteres died. For the purpose of
reporting on Public Benefit, the various ￿1v￿leS ol Charty arKi its charitable work are listed with greater detail.
The truslees confirm they have complied wlh the duty under the Charit￿5 Acl 2011 to have due regard lo public benefit
guidance published by the Charities Commission.
PARISHES
Parish Cornmunilies.. The Redemplori51s staff four parishes in England..
St MJrfs, ClJph•m
This Is a large. mulli-ra¢ial Cathdic parish in south-LorKlon *ryth a Sttioweeonomic mix. Two Redemptori51s aro
fully o¢¢upied wilh the parish. Other members of Ihe Community assist with the church services.
The church is open seven days a week pyovidmg Catholic worship and th8 OPPOrtunily for anyone to spend a
few minutes in quiet prayer or reflection.
About 1.000 worshippers attend Mass each Sunday.
There is a large and highly successful wmary school to which the pwlsh pr￿$19 offor chaplaincy 8UPPOrt and
serves on the Governing Body.
The priests are also Cath￿ie chaplains lo Trinty Hospice where they visit the palienls and are available'on
call,. This ministry Is siipFthed by the Charity as they receive no stipend or salary.
Some of the confreres are engaged part-lime with missK)ns and retreats and do SUppl￿S in the local dicvses.
The Mission Coordinator for the Province lives and works from here.
The ground floor of the Monastery is used for parish and ¢¢umenical meetsThJs and courses.
The A¢¢ of Clubs is a Regislered Charitable Company uThYer the Trusleeship of the Redemplorisl$. Three
Redemptorisls are involved in Ihe Trustees Committee. The club is housed in Ihe old school buildlng and
forms an integral part of the communty outreach of the parish. It is a day drop-in centre providlng meals and
practical support for homeless men and women. Under ils lay director and dedicated team, il has had ar￿ther
Successful year. An IT edUcat￿n suite Is available lo assist the Ace of Clubs dienls lo develop basic IT skills
and proV￿e short-tem) educalKin programmes. There is a charity shop which help lo provide financial supp)rt
for the Cenlre. Also. in collaborat￿n with other cenlres, Ihe Ace of Clubs shares in a scheme to provide
ovefnighl accommodation. The Trustees have estat￿l5h8d a Tnjslees Committee lo provide specialis8d
support and oversight of the aclNilies of the Ace of Clubs
There are strong ecumenical links wrlh the loc41 Chrksli8n churches and wlth other Centers for the homeless
The Abbey Parlsh, Erdington. Blm)Ingham
This is a large. vibranl parish staffe¢Y by three Redemptorists that attracts people from beY￿d the parish boundaries.
On Sunday there are over 1,200 worshippers at Mass and the church is open every day for worship, private
prayer and reflection
There are ￿ Catholic sch)ols wlhin the partsh.. The Abbey Pn'mary school, aThJ St Edmund Campion
Comprehensive School. The parish priesl serves on the Governing Body and is Chaplain to the primary
school.
The parish priesl also serves, one day a week. chap1alr￿In-Call for Good Hope General Hospital. Sutton
Coldr￿Id, and the Itxal John Taylor Hospice.

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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
The Redemplorisl priests a￿ also chaplains to a number of residential care homes within the parish.
The parish hall is used exleftsively by parish and other groups with aCtIvrt￿$ available lo anyone from the
local community.
One Redemplorisl Brolher is engaged in pastoral work for asylum seekers and refugees.
There is an active lay group of the Si Vincent de Paul Souety that seeks lo serve the needs of the local poor
and needy families and ha5 be￿me the b￿geSt food don￿ lo Erdinglon Food Bank.
818hop Eton. Llverpool
This is a very popular parish ¢hurch in a residenliaj area of s(Mthh Livefpool. 11 1$ staffed by a priest from the
community.. the parish priest. Other members of the communty are also involved with the celebration of Mass and
other services within the church.
The church is open every day, through the day. offering Cathdt V4Drship arml opportunllies for person81
ayer and refleelion.
There are approximately 500 worshippers who attend tho Sur¥Jay Masses
There is a Catholic pn'mary school. and the parish priest is the Chaplain. There 1$ also a pn'vale Catholi¢
preparatory schc#J wthin the parish boundary.
The Fisher-more Hall is used by a variety of groups induding Parents and Tc•Jdlors. and for fund-raising
events for Third World Projects. tt is also a lo¢al polling slalion when required.
Members of th8 community also occasionally erwJage in giving pansh missions in parishes around the county
by local invitation, and retreats to re1￿lOuS Communities armi programmes of Marriage enrichment.
Post Covid, the Parish PrwJl has continued lo keep contacl with the Parish and school by means of a weekly
online message. which the parishioners are encouraged to follow. Most of the parish Masses are livèstreamed
which is especially appreciated by those who are unable lo gel lo the church for regular masses, funerals and
weddings.
St Mary'$ Woolton, Llverpool
In 2011 the Archdiocese of LiverKM)ol requested that the Twslee5 accept the pastoral Ca￿ of the neighbouring parish
of Sl Mary'5. Woollon. Si Mary's parish is of a similar size lo Bishop Eion. The pastoral ¢are of Si Mary's has
developed well with the members of the community a$$i$liThJ the full lime Redemplorisl Parish Priest in the provision
of ehurch services. Si Mary's also has ils own Calholic Primary School.
St Bonet'•
The Redemplori$ls wilh(irew from Sl Benel's. Sundertand in 2011. In con5ullalion wlh the local Catholic Oit)cese of
Hexham and Newcastle, the Charity has grfied of Church of Sl 8enel's lo the DicKese for ils ¢onlinuing use on the
condition Ihal should the Diocese no longer wish lo use it, ownership wll revert lo the Charty. We continue lo seek a
buyer for the unoccup￿￿ adjoiniro monastery. These negotiat￿n5 have continued throughout the current reporting
period}
Further note
Every Catholic parish is a eonstilvenl part of the local Calholic Diocese. By the staffing of these parishes, we are also
conlribuling lo the overall Public Benefit of Ihese Registered Charit￿s.. Soulhwark (South London & Kenl},'
Birmingham,. Liverpool.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OECEMBER 2024
PASTORAL CENTRES
The Charty currenlly owns arKI runs a Pastoral & Retreat Centre.
Sl Mary's, Kinnoull, Perth.
Sl Mary's Monastery has been the Redemplorisls principol location in Scotland since the Monastery was fKsl built In
the 1860.5. 11 was a community home for the charty's members, Redemplorisl priests an(J brothers based in Scotland.
In addition lo the resident community il has also served as a Retreat Centre for clergy and lay relreals. This ministry
has greatly expanded ovw the pasl foty years. Today, in addition lo the renewal courses for seven weeks, there
are variety ol retreats for Ihe Catholic and Christian communty. 'KInr￿Ul1. provides retreat and conference f8cililie$ for
a wide variety of organisalions including the Episcopal Church. A1￿holIcS Anonymous. professional groups, and sew-
help groups. In this reporting year we took new steps lo strengthen our ecumenical oulrea¢h lo other Christian Church
groups in Scotland, and our ministry lo young adults. 'Kinnoull' provides a daily Mass in the Monastery which 1$ open
lo the local Catholic community. 11 is also a base for ministry in parishes across Scotland. 11 is also used by the
Province for our own Provincial and Congregalional meelirKJs an¢J relreals.
Our Community is now 4 persons. We have decided on a stralw to ensure our continued health and well-bein9. We
have drawn up a programme lo keep us engaged daily in an agreed way of living.
St Clom•nt'•, Chawton, Alton. There is 0￿Y one Redemptorist belonging to the community who 15 the full-lime
Oireclor al Redemplorisl Publicalions. Redemplorisl Publ￿{lonS Is a separate Registered, Charilable Company under
the same Trusle¢s a$ the Main Charity. Since Ihe beginning of the parKlemic, a weekly Garden Mass is recorded al
Si. Clemenl's and made available through Re¢Yemplorisl Publulions for Ih05e who still cannot allerKI their parish
church. Average weekly view5 are around 1.500- so there are probabty arourwj 2.000 viewers each we8k from
around the world.
THE REDEMPTORIST MISSION. ZIMBABWE
The Redemplorisls are based in three location$ in Harare from where they serve a number of township parishes and
outlying areas where some for the poorest are liviro. As Ihis community is slill growing il 1$ Called a Re9ion with a local
8dminislralion bul il remains under the auspices of the Trustees of the London Province. The Region's aclivilies
Include..
The $laffing of two township parishes of Tafafa. and Mabvuku. arKI the very pwr settlement of
Easty￿W and an extension area named popularly as Charlotte Brook.
The staffing of a resident￿1 parish of Borrowdale. and Hat¢liffe.
The slaffiw of a rural mission in ChpNeshe with over 15 outslalions.
The fomialion and education of future Zimbabwean Redemplorisls al thè Jesuit Arrupe College in
Harare and a shared f0m1al￿n pro9ramme wth Redemplixisls from Kenya and South Africa.
One of the Brothers is responsible for a feeding and basic educalh)n programme for 20.CI)O children.
One Brother works in our school for poor children called Mavambo.
One Brother heads an adminis1rat￿n outreach leam in Mavambo
In consultation with the Province Truslees, the leadership team in Zimbabwe agreed lo accept the
Invilalion of the Archdiocese of Harare lo lake pastoral responsibility for a rural mission al Chiweshe
mentioned above, wh￿h is approximately iwo hours. drive from Harare. A Redemptori51 pn'esl is
working full time as parish pr*sl arKI is regularly assisted by two others. A sHJnificant financial
investmenl is required to provth a community house and other basK infrastructure.
All this w￿k is managed by fundraising and donations. The Congregation does not receive any grants for the
education of the sludenls and the administrat￿n ol parishes.
The Region of Zimbabwe 8150 SUPPQrts the mother Province with the presence of five of its members who work in our
parishes in Birmingham and Clapham", one is a brother who serves as Provinc￿1 Secretary and is part of the
management learn al the Ace of Clubs in Clapham and is also our Safeguarding Lead.

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This variety of activity in the different Communit￿ of the Congregation in the UK and Zimbabwe is brought together in
the common objective described in the constitut￿n5 and Statutes whth govern the Congregation throughout the
world and which are approved by the Roman Catholic Church, in which rt is stsled." "Preference for situations where
there 1$ 8 pastoral need. Ihal is, for evangelisat￿n in the strict sense logether wilh the choice in favour of the poor and
promoting their fundamental righ15 to justice and freedom. The means employed must be effective and al the same
time consislenl with the Gospel".
During Ihis past year, there ha$ been continuing pOIrt￿l instability in Zimbabwe with hyper-inflation and much
poverty. Even the meagre parish collectKins of a few ddlars a month have disappeared, and even more assistance
musl be provided from UK.
volUnt￿r8
The London Province of the Congregalion of the Most Hdy Redeemer benefrts from the help of many volunteers.
whose work and commitment varies from place lo place. in the parishes. for example. many people assist with th8
work of the local community, some on a ¢asual basis and others on a mrye regular ba$i$. The monetary value of $u¢h
charitable assistance is consKlerable and difficult lo calculate.
Each year, also, a large number of people help in fund-raising for Ihe Congregation's work in Zimbabwe, where our
priests and brothers make 8 significant dtfference lo the liviThJ conditions of many of the local peO￿e in the vicinity of
Harare.
The Provincial Council has d¢velope(i a programme of forMat￿n for Redemplorisl Lay Missionaries and A$$oGiales.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR TO 31 DECEMBER 2024
The Congregation ol the Most Holy Redeemer has the responsibility within the Roman Catholi¢ Cmrch of explicil
preaching of the Christian Gospel. In achieving this aim the Congre9alion wilhin Ihe UK works in co-operation with the
Congregation throughout the world and with the d￿San bishops of England & Wales, and S¢olland.
The major obJ•ctiv•s for Th• Tru¥teM In 2023r2024 Includ•d: .
Developlng th• provinc• plan: The Tnjslees continue their refie￿10n5 on the fvlure'shape, of the London Province
of the Redemplorists. In addit￿n lo the criteria mentioned above the following has an imwtanl bearing on Ihe
decisions of the Trustees.. the ageing profile of the members.. the lack of men in formation. and the pastoral needs of
the wider Catholic community In Ihe nexl few years.
Collaboration wlth oth•r Rodemptorisls. After the la$1 General Chapter of the Redemplorist Congregation in Rome,
2022, the five regional Conferences Ihal were established lo promote restructuring and lo further the aims of the
Congregation. conlinued lo develop this project.
Th• Conference of Europ•: The London Province of the Redemptorists is part of Ihe Conference of Europe. and Fr
Provincial (The Chair of Trusleesl participales in its meetings.
At North European Reglonal l•v•l Ihefe are regular meetings of the Provincial Councils of the London, Dublin, Sl
Clemenls Provinces, Ithe latter is an amalgamation of the Redemplorisls of north Germany, Holland, Switzerland, and
the Flemish region of Belgium) and the Province ol v1ennalmun￿h. Al these meetings we are looking al ways of
greater eollaboralion within our north European region wilh a view lo the forMal￿n ol a single Northwest European
Province, starting with a Federation lo be established in August 2025.
The Body of Trustees is registered wrih the UK Border Agency to * as a Sponsor for Redemptorists working in the
UK as religious worker5.
D•v•loping the mlsslon In Zlmbabwe. In the current financial year a substsnlial amount was donated lo the
communities based in and around Harare. This funding supports thity-five pr*sls and brothers who are
already members of the Congregation or who are training lo become members. The work of these members,
bolh in terms of spiriluality and malerial support. is substantial. part￿UladY for those in the townships of Tafara
and Mabvuku, near Harare. and Eastville and Haldiffe, where people ITve in extreme poverty. The mission lo
ChNveshe continues to develop.

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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Working for new ways to proclalm the Gosp•l
St Mary's Perth: the work of retreats and ccrtirses in human and spirrtual development ￿rrIeS on to good
effect.
Tho Ace of Clubs. Clapham. London. 15 a day dropin centr8 for homeless and marglnalised people offering
meals. showering and laundry f¥ililies, and other professional seryices. 11 is a separate Charity under the
Trustees of the main Charity arKI il is located in an old school building nexl to Sl Mary's Monastery. The Ace
of Clubs is able lo offer the poor ar￿ most vulnerable the option of a 'lake away, meal of hol food and
refreshments or lo srt in the dining room. The Ace of Clubs Is the only place in our area providing for this
lienlele al this lime and as such we are feeding up 10 180 people a day.
The gNing of one or hvo week Parlsh Mlsslons has been one of Ihe tradit￿n81 ministries of the Redemplorisl
Congregation. This ministry is for the maintenance ar￿ the promotion of Ihe Chrislianlcaiholic relig+on.
Despile Ihe small number of Red¢mplori$15 available for Ihis ministry due lo our ageing profile, there remains
a sleady demand for Ihe services of Ihose Redemplorisls who are engaged in this work.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTIES
St Mary's. Clapham
Si Mary's Hall.. The Hall has been sold. The development will irKlude the provision of a smaller Parish facility. Plans
have been approved by the ￿Cal council and ￿lIdIng vth has slarted
Blshop Eton Monast•ryi Llverpool.
Ongoing maintena￿e of this iMJilding ts constsnt. as new safety i$sue$ ap￿ar. Many of the wirKlows are being
replaced or renewed
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The full detailed figures in the financial activities are shown on the foll¢MirKJ pages of the Report and Accounts.
Total Ir￿Me in the period increased from £1.23m lo £1.55m. This was mainly due to recognitlon of a legacy in the year
of £282k. (Y this reslricled income reduced from £185,201 10 £135.627 and Unrestricted income increased from
£1.040,13810 £1,417.659.
Rent81 income increased from the previous year as the Clapham Townhouses were renle(J for the majority of the year
while in the priof year one was used by members of Ihe congregalM)n while the Clapham Refurbishments were carried
out.
Total expendllure of the charity has remained fairty consislenl increasing from £1.790,737 10 £1.801.173. or this
reslricled expenditure has redueed from £358.998 10 £295,744 and unreslricled expenditure has increased from
£1,431,739 10 £1,505.429.
This years expendilLtre includes signrficanl repair costs which have increased from £149.767 10 £231.525 as the
Trustees conlinue lo deal with much needed property repairs around rts houses. Conlributh)ns lo Zimbabwe costs and
Rome have also increased in the year with some redudions in medical costs as members have passed away during
the year.
The Reslricled funds again showed a def￿rt for the year due lo the continuing Zimbabwe support. some of which is
being supported from Unrestricted funds. General unrestricted funds are also $howng a deficit. Thi$ ￿ntInueS the
trend which has shown that income is not Suff￿lent lo meet eXpen￿rt￿￿. Trustees are aware of this issue and are
considering this Carefully although there still remains a good balance of unrestrieled fvnds due lo previous years property
disposals so these remain at heallhy levels.
Although there are now some modernised older prOpert￿S and a few new propert￿$ in the Charity's portfolio, il is
appropriate lo repeal comments in recent years accounts concerning the assels of the Congregation. On first reading
of the raw figures in the Audited Account5 11 could bejudge(J Ihal the Congregalion in the UK is rich in assets, particulady
n relation lo propety assets. This is far from the realty.

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The Trustees pollcy decisions. lo carefully manage expenditure of Repairs arKI Renewals of the moslly old buildings
that make up the propety assets. has avoided much larger deT￿lIS and supports their actions in seeking to maximise
the value of assets surplus lo current requirements arKI reinvesting in the remaining assets and acquiring new Ii)w
maintenance assets and others Ihal will provmle future significant rentsl income lo aKI the lack of pension income for the
Confreres.
Most of the tKoperty portfollo remains rjd and the nature of these assets arKI their age. mean$ keeping them in good
repair is a continual challenge for the Trustee51Charity and the costs involved are signrficant. However. they are essential
to the functioning of and the t￿b"nUance of the work of the cOngregat￿n and the trustee5 are seeking lo continue lo
progress a programme ofrepair. maintenance and in some cases restorat￿n (K upgrade e.g. Si. Mary's Clapham wherè
the Trustees have completed a major internal resloralion following on from an exlemal resloralion several years ago,
through careful managemenl of Ihe Chanty's resources combirled wsth Invaluab￿ support from various Grant Agèn¢ies.
Signrftcanl progress has been made in delivenng the Strategic Han in recent years wrth the Restoration of Sl Mary's
Perth, Sl Mary's C18pham and Bishop Elon LNerpool and disposal of Clapham Hall. Plans are still being progressed lo
dispose of buildings in Sunderland. Reftrer￿e StK￿ld be made lo Ihe'Prowty Fixed AsselslDes￿nated Property Fund.
Policy Review later in Ihis Rewt.
The General funds lor free reseNes) held by the Twslees now 5tarKI al £6.95m12023'. £7.04ml. Around £2.7m of these
reserves have already been spent on building improvemen15 whth will be WTitten off in future years. As such there are
Sufficient reserves lo cover ￿￿Ve months èxpenditure as well as coping with the increased costs of care of the elderly
and sick Priests and Brothers desprte la¢k of suffi¢ienl pension provvJion. The expected irma56 in rental income and
Investment income will continue to asstsl.
THE LONDON PROVINCE'S STRATEGIC PLAN
The Provlnce Plan: The purpose of original Province Plan is to enable the Trustees lo reslru¢lure the Charity's
physical assets In order lo re-focus ils mission. The guiding principleslcrileria in this pro¢ess are..
To clarfy the pastoral pdoril*s for the London Province.. responding lo the pastoral challervJes of our limes..
The reduction in Red8mptorisl personnel, and.
Financial viability. In keeping with Ihe limelable specifffjd in th8 Prov1r￿e Plan. the Trustees keep under review the
continuing presence of the Redempliyisls in Ihree major and lesser locations.
Plans for 202S
During thi5 period the Charity continued wrth the second year in its fouf-year cycle. A new Provincial Leadership and
Chapter (Governing Body) were elected in November 2022 and the new leadership team began their four-year
mandale in January 2023. These exe¢utive grwps continue lo revithv the Strategic Plan. under the guldance of the
leadership of the Conference of Europe.
The probable Yuture shape, of thè Charlty: The Redempton$t$ ¢onts"nue their ministry in three major locations..
London, Liverpool, and Perth, Seolland. In addition. there Is Redemplorisl Publications and Sl Clemenls House al
Chawton in Hampshire, and the parish in Erdingion. Bimiingham.
Parish Mission apostolate: il is hoped that from all our communities we will continue wth a smal leam of missioners
for external pastoral ministry,. parish missrons arKI retreats.
Progressing tho Mission of the Charlty: however. in order lo progress the prinapal purpose for reslrucluring.. lo
further the mission of the Charlty. the Twslees are open to su9geslions for a 'new venture, exploring innovative and
creative ways lo do Ihis in partnership wth the new Federation of North Wesl Europe starting in August 2025.
Redemptorlsl Assoclato$: The Twslees recognise Ihe invaluable contribution of the many'volunleers. and employees
who assist the full-time members of the Chanty i.e. the priests and brothers, in fu￿111•n9 its charitable purposes. For
some of these men and women there is a desire 10 Share In the vis￿￿ arKI spirituality that underpins these purposes.
During the period under review, a group of Associales has been established in our three main cenlres, Perth, LNerpool
and London, with regular meetings. Four of these AsKKiales have now made a commitment as Lay Missionaries of
the Most Holy Redeemer.

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Improvgd care for 8lck membèrs: The Trustees have a sub-committee (SeCretar￿tI for the Care of sick and elderly
Redemplorists. Ils remit 15 to review the current arrarrfjements for the provision of the appropriate level of care for ils
sick. elderly and infirm Redemplorisls, and to advise the Trustees on the use of the designated Sick and Retired Fund
linvesled with Quilter Cheviol Investments) for these purposes. This work is ongoing wilh the refurbishment of facilities
at St Mary's, Clapham aThJ the part-lime employment of 8 professional nurse for the care of the elderly in Bishop Eton.
Liverpool.
INVESTMENT POLICY
The Trustees have the power lo invest as they see frt. The Poly is to maintain income whilst preserving the Teal value
of the inveslmenl assets. The day lo day operation of this Policy is carried out by the Investment Managers.. appointed
by the Trustees under agreed imiestmenl policies. The Trustees reviewed Ihe PolKy in the year to April 2019 arid this
was approved and adopted in December 2018.
In line with the volalile slate of the investment market during the pemd. the Chanty has seen wide fluclualions in the
Value of ils inveslmenls. The Trustees take a long term vbew and hope lo see improvements in future years arKI in the
meantime in¢reasing dividend income i8 a key focus for the Investment Managers.
In addition. the nature of the Congregat￿n,$ work requires that some funds are retained in liquid form, and are held in
short lerm bank deposits. Here the continuing low levels on interesl income continue to have a signrfi¢anl impact on total
inveslm¢nl inGome and the overall irKome of the CongregatA?n.
RESERVES POLICY
The Trustee$ have developed and pul in place a Res6rNe$ POI￿y, this being adopted in May 2018. 11 is the pdiey of the
Charity lo hold reserves in its general funds which have not yel been commille(l or designated for any particular purpose.
The Trustees have sel asKle Ihese reserves in order lo protect Ihe future operalions of the Charity from the effects of any
unf(veseen variations in ils income streams as part of the polw of good financial management practice. The Trustees
have sel the level of Ih¢so reserves after undertaking a thorough assessment of the Chanly needs and feel that the level
of free unreslricled reserves, those not being induded in the kyorwty or sick and retired reserves, which sland al
£6.951,126 are adequate lo carry oul th￿ polw.
RISK MANAGEMENT
With the benefit of the Considerable work pul into development of the Province Han by the Trustees refered to earfler.
the Twslees have thoroughly assessed Ihe key nsks that impact uFL)n the futu￿ viability of the Province in the UK. The
evaluation of the risks focused on the reducing availability of active members of Ihe Congregation, the con¢Jrtion of the
property assets, the need lo focu5 on core priorities of the work of the members and lo plan lo look after the increasing
number of elderly members.
A full Health & Safety risk assessment of the ConwegaiKJn's Operat￿ has been c>)mpleled over wr*nl years with the
support of external experts. A review of is planned lo ensure up lo date Health & Safety Poli¢y and associated
support guidance.
Moving forward. a programme of reviews of ea¢h location over a period of years is in place wlth a series of specrfic
risks also lo be assessed by all localK)ns.
CHARITABLE DONATIONS
The Charty made charilable donat￿nS in the year of £1 $4.11812023 £182,325).
STRUCTURE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
The Con9regalion of the Most Holy Redeemef is a Charitable Trust established by a Trust Deed dale¢Y 23 FebnJary
1967. All the Trustees are Priests or 8rolhers of the Congregation which was authorised by the Roman Catholic Church
as a religious order in 1749 and has spread lo mosl counlries Ihroughoul the wodd. The Congregation has been working
in the UK since 1845 where it currenly ha5 aly)ul foty members.
Trustees are elected by the members of the Congregation for a period of ftyJr years,. the principal Trustee {Provincial
Superior) doe5 not normally hdd for more than th￿ terms except in special circumstances. Trustees are trained

THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
within the ordinary procedures of the Roman cathol￿ Church and are subject lo the laws of the Church. In all matters
relating lo finance and ctvil law the Trustees are aware of the importarKe of seeking appropr￿le professbonal advice.
Thè Trustees of the Congregation are also Trustees of Rodemptorist Publl&itlons (Registered Charity No
1088879,. Regislered Company No 032617211 and, Tho Ac• of Clubs (Registered Charity No 1055187.. Registered
Company No 030800661. Both of these charitable CoMpan￿S are closely linked lo The Congregation of the Most Holy
Redeemer in their objectives of spreading the Christian Gospel arKJ helping those in society who are In gr8alesl need.
Members of the Congregation do r￿t possess personal propety and do not earn personal income and the
CongregalKJn's primary source of income is voluntary donations from those for whom they work. In this Gontexl the
major risks lo which the Charty is exposed 8re Iwofold.
1. The Priests and Brothers who are membtrs of the Congregation and engap in ils charitable work are
decreasing in numbers and increasing in age. The number of Redemptorisl Priests and Brothers in 1992 aged
65 and below was 72, al present rt is 9. 11 should be noted Ihal many Red8mpton515 above that age are still
actively involved in the charitable work of the Congregation.
2. Also. the number of donors to the Chanty is de(xeasing as the numbers of Calholics attending on a weekly
basis ¢onlinues lo decline.
The charity has been managing, the kn(Mledge and approval of the Charity Commission arKI RLSS. certain
historical matters which are now al a close. In moving forward, the charity puts the safeguarding of all who work and
who come into ¢onla¢t with ￿ services as an integral part of its missK>n whth is eX￿ained In further detail eartier In this
report.
The Trustees undertook a detailed internal saleguarding rev￿ in 2021 and have continued lo lake professlonal and
regijlalory advice as necessary. The Religtous Lrfe Safeguaftling Service I"RLSS-I was sel up under the auspi¢es of
the Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency I"CSSA"I lo provide an umbrella organisalion for religious orders lo
access best practice and guidance. The Trustees have liaised wrth this service. The TnJslees have approved an
updated safeguarding policy, interna safeguarding protocols, and putting in place additional Safeguarding team
members. one of whom will ￿ an Independenl safeguarding profeSs￿nal. The Tru51ees continue lo priorrtise the
safeguarding of everyone within the organisalion or who inleracls wlh rt through ils Services and activities. The
Trustees are confident th81 they have acted promptly and thoroughly lo manage the outcomes of these historical
In¢idenls both in the best inlere$l$ of Ihe charity and with considerat￿n for tho pastoral wetfare of the claim8nl$.
Fundraljlng
Fundraising generally takes place in parishes by members of the Redemplorisls arKI other volunteers. The Charity
maintain$ its overall reswnsibility over fundraising activrties. The Ch*ity has not consulted a professional fund raiser
during the year.
No complaints have been received about fundraising activrties. In undertaking these aeltvilies, concem is taken lo avoid
unreasonable intrusion on a person's pn'vacy, unreasonably persislenl approaches are avoided and undue pressure is
not placed on people.
The Charity is not required lo register wrth the FundraisirKJ Regul*or afxl ha5 r￿1 done $0 bul seeks. nonelheless lo
maintain high standards.
TRUSTEES
The Trustees during the year under review were..
Rev R Reid C.Ss.R (Provincial Superior)
Rev E Gweme C.Ss.R. (Vicar Provinei81}
Rev A Burns C.Ss.R (Provincial Bursar}
Rev T Buckley C.Ss.R. {Consullor)

ThE CONOREGATIOM OF THE MOST H¢XY REDEEMER
RtpoKr(F THE TR￿EE$
FOR THE YEAR ENWI 31 DECam ¥J24
Pav D FJ¢Bth C.SA.IL
Trus*e• ar• by •vJ iemn. EathTnMI••
STATWNT OF TRIISTEE8' Rt•POMSBILITE8
Ihe rfrfK>th kn tr• SCI￿ 2Mg{FIiS102
I continu• Sn
BEfrIALF QF THE •OAAD.'
R•v R R•id C.S•.R- TRUSTEE
lo AJ &LC
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Opinion
We have audited the financial statements of The Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer Ilhe'charity'l for the year
ended 31 December 2024 which ￿MprIse the statement of financial aclivilies. the balance sheet. the statement of
cash flows and notes lo the financial slalemenls. including a summary of signrficant a¢counling policies. The fin8nc4al
reporting framework that has been applwl in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting
Standards, includin9 Financial Reporting Standard 102 'The Financ￿1 Reporting Standard appl￿ble in the UK and
Republ￿ of Ireland, (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Praclicel.
In our opinion, th8 financial stalemenls..
give a Iwe and fair view of the state of the chty's affairs a$ at 31 December 2024 and of its incoming
resources an(J application of resources. for the year then ended..
have been property prepared in accordance wth United Kingdom Generally Accepted Ac¢ounting Practice,.
and
have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Charits'es Acl 2011 and the Charities and
Tnjslee Investment IS¢ollandl Act 2005 and regulalKin of the chan1￿$ Accounts {Scolland) Regulations
2006.
Ball8 for opSnlon
We conducted our audit in accordance wtth Inlemalional Standards on Auditing IUKI IISAS IUKII and applicable law.
Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Audilor's responsibilitie$ for the audit of Ihe
financial slalemenls seCt￿n of our report. We are independenl of the charity in accordance with the ethical
requirements that are relevant lo our audil of Ihe financial stslemenls in the UK, induding the FRC'S Ethical Standard,
anij we have fu￿111ed tyJr other elhral responsibilit￿S in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the
audit evidence we have obtained is SUN￿ent aryj apwopriate lo provKle a basis for our opinion.
Conclu•lon8 r•latlng to golng concwn
In audiling the linancial slalemenls, we have conduded that Ihe Iruslees, use of the going concern basis of
accounting in Ihe preparation of the financial statements is appropriate.
Based on the work we have performed, we have not Idenirf￿ any material uncertainli85 relating to events or
conditions that, individually or collectively. may casl S￿n￿lcan1 doubl on the charitable company's ability lo ¢onlinue
as 8 going concem for a pernd of al least fvAve month$ from when the finawal stslemenls are aulhorised for Issue.
Our r¢sponsibililies and the responsibilitie$ of the tru$l¢es with reSp￿t lo going concem are described in the relevant
$eclions of this report.
Oth•r inforniatloTr
The other information cornprises the infomation included in the Iruslees annual report, other than the financlal
slalemenls and our auditor's report Ihereon. The trustees are responsible for the othef information contained wilhin
the annual report. Our opinion on the financial statements does nol cover the other infonnalion and, excepl lo the
extent otherwise explicitly slated in our reFQrt, we do not express any form of assurarKe conclusion Ihereon
Our responsibility 13 lo read the other inforrnalion antj. in doing so, consider whether the olher information is materially
inconsislenl with the financial $tslemenls or our krtowled9e obtained in the Course of the audit or olheThvise appears
lo be materially misslaled. If we idenlrfy such malerial ir￿insISten¢￿ or appa￿nI malerial misslalemenls, we are
required lo determine whether this gives rise lo a material misstslemenl in the financial statements Ihamselves. If,
based on the work we have performed, we conclude Ihal there is a material misslalemenl of this other information,
we are required lo rep￿t that fael.
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
INDEPENDENT AUDrroR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEIABER 2024
atters on whlch we are requlred to report by exceptlo
We have nothing lo report in respect of the following matters in rdation to whth the Charilies (Accounts and Reports)
Regulation$ 2008 and the Charit￿$ Accounts Iscollandl Regulations 2006 require us lo report to you rf, in our opinion.
Ihe information given in the finanual statements is inconsLslenl in any material respect wilh the trustees,
report.. or
tho charity has not kepl adequate accounting records,. or
the financial slalemenls are not in agreement with the accounting records., Of
we have not received all the infcKma1￿n and explanations we require for our audit.
Ra8pon8lbllltle8 of trustoes
As explained more fully in the Iruslees, responsibilities $tstement. the trustees are responsible for the preparation of
the financial slalemenls and for being satisfied that they give a true and fair y￿w, and for such inlernal control as the
Iruslees determine is necessary lo enable the preparation of financial slalemenls that are free from material
misslalemenl, whether due lo fraud or error.
In preparing the financial stslemenls, the Iruslees are responsi1￿e for assessing the ¢harity'$ ability to continue as a
going Cor￿ern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related lo going concern and using the goin9 concern basis of
accounting unless the Iruslees either intend lo I￿uldate Ihe charity or lo cease operations, or have no realistic
allernalive bul lo do so.
Audltor's r•spon¥lbllltles for tho audlt of the flnanclal statomants
We have been appointed as audilor under seclion 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and section 4411 Mcl of the Charities
and Tnjslee Inveslmenl Iscollandl Act 2005 and report in accordance with the Acts and relevant regulations made
or having effect Ihereunder.
Our objectives are lo obtain reasonable assurance about whether the fina￿￿￿1 statements as a whole are free from
material misstalemenl, whether due lo fraud or error. and lo issue an auditor's report that includes our opinion.
Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance. bul is nol a guaranlee that an audit conducted in accordance
with ISAS IUKI will always detect a malefial misslalemenl when il exists. Misslalemenls can arise from fraud or
error and are considered malerial rf, indiv￿UallY or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected lo
influence the economic deGi$ions of users laken on the basis of Ihese financial statements.
Ext•nt to whlch th• audlt was ¢onsld¢r•d capable of det•¢tlng Irr•gularFtl•s, Includlng fraud
Irregularities, including fraud, are instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations. We design pr￿d￿re$ in
line wilh our responsibilities, outlined above, lo delecl material misstalements in respect of irregularities. including
fraud. The exlenl lo which tyJr FvoCedU￿s are capable of detecting irregularities. indudifig frau¢J is detailed below..
Enquiry of managemenl and Ihose charged with governarKe around actual and potenti81 lrtigalion and
claims as well as actual, suspected and alleged fraud..
Reviewing rninutes of meeliThJ$ of those charged wilh governa￿.,
Assessing the exlerKI of compliance with the laws and regulations considered lo have a material effect on
the financial statement or the Operat￿n$ of the charity through enquiry and inspeclDn',
Reviewing financial statement disdo$U￿$ ar#J tests.ng to supporting documentat￿n to assess compliance
th applicable laws and regulation$'.
Performing audit work over the risk of management bk2s and override of controls. •r￿ludIng testing of
ournal entries and other adjuslmenls for appropn"aleness, evaluating the business rationale of signrficant
transactions CNJtslde the normal course of business and revthving accounting eslimales for indicators of
potentlal bias.
Because of the inherent limitations of an audit, there ts a risk that we will not deleel all irregularities, including those
leading to 8 material misslalement in the financial statements or nOn•cknM￿￿nee with regulation. This risk
InC￿ase8 the more that WMpl￿nCe with a law or regulalKJn ts removed from the events and transactions reflected
in the financh81 slatemenls. as we will be less likety lo become aware of instances of non•compliance. The risk is
also greater regarding irregularities occurring due to fraud rather than emy, as fraud invdves intentional
concealment. forgery. cdIUs￿n, omission or misrepreSentst￿n.
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
INDEPENDENT AUDrroR'S REPORT TO ThE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
A further description of our responsibilil*s is available on the FRC'S website
al.. h
..Ilwww.frc.
.uklaudilorslaudil-assurance/audilcK-s-res
nsibililies-for-the-audrt-of-lhe-fildescri
he-au
0ts99s-res
nsibilil*s-for This description fomis part of our au(Jilor's report.
tion
U8• of our r•port
This report is made solely lo Ihe charity's Iruslees. as a t(*Jy. in accordance with Part 4 of the Charities (Accounts
and Reports) Regulations 2008 and Regulation 10 of the Chariltes Accounts {S￿lIan[lI Regulations 2006. Our audit
work has been undertaken so Ihal we mighl slale lo the charity's trustees those matters we are required lo slate lo
them in an audilor's report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or
assume responsibility lo anyone other than Ihe charity and the charity's trustees as a body. for our audit work, for
this report. or for the opinlon$ we have formed.
Jon Noble Isentor Stalulory Audilorl
for and on behalf of A2els Audit SeThi¢es
Stsiutory Auditor
Alhenia House
10-14 Andover Road
Winchester
Hampshire
S023 7BS
Dale-.
A2els Audit Services is eligible for apwinlmenl as audrtor by virtue of its eligibility for apwintment as audrtor of a
company under section 1212 01 the Companies Act 2006.
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
3111212024
Unreslrlctod Re8tflcted
Funds
Funds
3111212023
Total
Noles
Total
In¢om• from:
Donalions and legacies
Charilable 8clivilies
Investment income
Gain on disposal of tsnglI￿e fixed asset
Other income
1.042.856
16,843
57,595
61,189
1.059.699
57.595
265.323
5.032
782,681
66.085
244.119
204.134
5.032
Total Income
Expendlturo on:
Ralslng lunds
Investment Management costs
18.670
10.441
29,111
27,233
Charltable actlvltles
General charitable activit￿5
Total •xp•ndltur•
Nel incomellexp8ndilurel before other
recogniseé gain$lllossesl
187.770)
1100,1171
{247,887}
1565,3981
GainllLos$esl on revalualion and disposal
of investment assels
975
N•t Incom•ll•xp•ndltur•)
1373.0561
184.806}
1457.8821
376,26SI
Transfers between fund$
Net mov•ment In fund$
1386.233)
191,6291
{457,862}
1378,2651
Fund balances broughl forward al 1
January 2024
Fund balances carried forward al 31
December 2024
The notes form part of these finawa statements
The Slalemenl of Financial Activilies also complies with the requirement for an income and expenditure
account under the CoMpan￿S Act 2006. Al aclivilies are continuing.
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Prior financlal perlod
3111212023
Total
Nol8S
Unrestrlcted Restrictod
Funds
Funds
Income from:
Donations and legacies
Charitablè aclNilies
Investment income
Gain on disposal of tangible fixed a55et
Other income
722.081
60.000
66,085
58,518
782,681
66,085
244,119
185,803
Total Incom•
Expandbturo on-
Raising lund•
Investment Management ¢o$ts
17,546
9,087
27,233
Charltabl• actSvbll•s
General charitable activities
Total •xp•ndlturo
Nel incomel{expendilurel before other
recognised gainsl{lossesl
1391.8011
1173,797)
1565.3981
ILossesyGain on revaluation and disposal
of investment assets
N•t Income
1268,5781
{107.6871
1376,2651
Transfers b8tsveen funds
N•t rnOV•rnont In funds
{266.1821
1110,0831
1376.2651
Fund balances brought forward at 1
January 2023
17
Fund balances carried forward al 31
December 2023
The notes form part of these financial $lalements
The Statement of Financial Activit￿S also COM￿leS W￿h the requirement for an income and expenditure
account under the Companies Act 2006. All activities are Continuing.
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COIIGREGATIOM OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
FOR THE YEAR ENOED Jt f£cEII8ER2tr24
FIXED A88ET8:
T•n9lblo
8*74,729
IT￿231
17.196JI•
17.110J29
GURREIIT A8•m..
io
97S.717
Cash al
1.411,67
CAEDrroR8:
Amoun1• ￿￿n ¢Thi y•w
11
1&039229
LIA8ILmES:
12
UNREJTRIMD VLWM:
14
6MI.1
&ck And r•thdfuMI
IU72.•96
14
ON BEHALF OF ￿ OOAIID:
Rev R R•ld C.Ss.R. TRUSTEE
R•Y A cts$￿. TPAISTEE
OP￿y•d*￿j •uthr￿￿1(x by lh• Btswdd
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
3111212024
3111212023
N8t loulgoingyincoming resources for year
1457.8621
(376,265)
Depreciation
83.018
74,698
LossesllGains) on investments
209,975
(189.1331
Dividends, intere51 and rents from investments
(265,323)
(244,1191
Profil on disposal of fixed assels
15.032)
{IncreasellDecrease in debtors
124,8151
996.379
IDecreaseylncre85e in credi
N•t ¢48h u8•d In op•r¥tlng actlvltl•s
Cash flows from Inv•stlng actlvltl•s
Dlvidends. interest and rents from inveslmenls
2e5.323
244.119
Proceeds from Sa￿ of property, plant and equipmenl
19.732
Pur¢ha$e of propety, plant and equipment
1269,216)
1170,671 }
Nel Isaleypur¢hase of inveslmenls
Not cash u8•d In Inv•stlng a¢tlvStl
Change in cash and cash equivalenls in Ihe year
15WJ.1311
1249,4021
Cash and cash equivalenls Ixoughl foThvard
Cash and cash oqulvalents carrlod lorward
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
1. ACCOUNTING POLICIES
BASIS OF PREPARATION
The linancial statements have been wepared ur*der the hrslorical cost Convent￿n. as fflodified by the inclusion of
investment assets al market value. They have been prepared in accordance with the Charities Act 2011, the Charities
and Trustee Inveslmenl (Scollandl Act 2005. regulation 8 of Ihe Charit￿S Accounts Iscollandl Regulation and in
accordance with the Sialemenl of Recommended Practice.. Accounting and Reporting by Charities preparing their
accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS1021
leffeclive 1 January 20191 and the Fina￿1￿1 Repo￿n9 StsThJard appluble in the Unrted Kingdom and Republic of
Ireland IFRS1021.
The charity ¢onslilules a Publ￿ benefit entity as defined by FRS102.
The financial slalemenls are prepared in sterling, which is the functional currency of the chanty. Monetary amounts
in these financial slalemenls are rounded lo the nearesl £
The principal a¢¢ounling polic￿ are summarised bdc•N. The accounting p￿Ic￿5 have been appl￿d conslslenlly
throughout the year and in the preceding year.
GOING CONCERN
At the lime of approvirvJ the financial statements. the Ifuslees have reasonable expe¢lalK*n that the ¢harrty has
adequate resources lo ¢onlinue in operational exislence for the foreseeable future. Thu$ the trustees continue to
aéopl the going concern basis of accounlin9 in preparing the finan¢ial 5talemenls.
INCOME RECOGNITION
All incoming resources are induded in the Sialemnl of Finanrjal A¢tivilies {SoFAI when the Charity is enlilled lo the
income. it is probable that the income will be received and the amount can be measured reliably. The following
specrfic pdicies are applth lo particular categories of income.
Legacies lo which the Charity is enttlled are induded in the Slatemenl of Financial Activities unles$ they are
incapable of measU￿Ment.
Voluntary income by way of grants, donations arKI grft$. are induded in full in the Siatemenl of Financlal A¢tivilie3
when receivabl8.
Donated services and facilit￿ are included at Ihe value lo the Charity where this can be quantrfied. The value
of serwices provided by volunteers has nol been induded in t￿$0 accounts.
Inveslmelll income is recc*Jnised when receivable.
Incoming resources from charitable trading activity 15 recognised when eamed.
EXPENDITURE RECOGNITION
Expenditure is reeognised in the Sialemenl of Financial A¢tivilies on an accrual basis as soon as there is legal or
conslruclive obligation committing the charity to that expenditure. il is probably Ihal settlement wll be required and
the amount ol the oblwalion can be measured reliably. Expenditure includes VAT and is reported as part of the
expenditure to whi¢h rt relates.
Costs of generating funds comwse the costs as50ryaled with attractirvJ voluntary In¢ome, the costs of trading
for fundraising purposes, and Ihe cost of investment management.
Charitable expenditure comprises those c051s incu￿ed by the Charity in Ihe delivery of ils aclivilles an¢Y
services for its benefKiaries. 11 indudes both costs that can be allocated directly lo such activities and those
costs of an indirect nature necessary to support ihem.
Governance co$15 include those costs asso￿ated wlh meeting th8 C4)nstilutional and slatulory requirements
of the Charity and include the audit fees and costs linked to the strategi¢ management of the Charity.
All costs are allo¢ale(I the expendiiure categories of the SOFA on a basis designed lo refiecl the use
of the resource.
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
FUND ACCOUNTING
Reslricled funds are lo be used for specrfied wrposes la￿ down by the donor. Expenditure for tPvJse purposes is
charged lo the fvnd, 109ether wth a fair allctalion of overtpads and support costs.
Unrestricted general funds are available for use at Ihe diSCret￿n of the Trustees in furtherance of the general
objectives of the Charity. Unrestricted deS￿nated funds are funds which have been designated for specrfic
purposes by the Trvslees. The designaled ￿￿0pety fund represents the values of the buildings as detailed in Notes
8and9.
CAPITALISATION AND OEPRECIATION OF TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Tangible fixed assets are initially measured at cost and subsequently measured al cosl or valLtation, net of
depreciation and any impaimienl lo$ses.
Depreeialion is calculated lo write down the cost. less estimated resKlual value of all tangible fixed asse15 held for
Charity use other than buildings by Ihe reducing balance melh¢xI over their expecle(l useful lives. Items of
equipment a￿ ¢apilalised where the purchase price exceeds £1.000. The rates generally appI￿able are..
Improvements to wopety 10% Straight li
Household
150A ffjdu¢ing balance
Motor Vehicles
25% redu¢ing balance
Buildings
150 yews or exp8cled remainirKJ useful lrfe
The Buildings have been re¥￿￿d by the Trustees for impaimieni at the balance sheet dale. INhere decisions have
been made lo dispose of assets the impairmenl has been based on professional valuat￿)n$ obtained. Where there
is an expectation of short term exil from a community as part of the future strategy of the province, the carrying value
has been adjusted lo reflect the remaining working value of the asset lo the Charity, and the write off period adjusted
lo reflect this. For longer term buildings, Ihe Tntslees have reconsidered the expecled remaining useful life ol these
properties. It was considered Ihal a period of 150 years was a more accurate fefieclion of the remaining life of Ih85e
assets, given their long lrfe lo dale and the conlinued upkeep and resloralion of Ihese assets.
CASH AT BANK AND IN HAND
Cash al bank and cash in hand includes cash and sh￿1 term IKiuid investments with a short maturity of three months
or less from the dale of aequisilion or opening of the deF#)sil or similar account.
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
The charity only has financial assels and finanaal liabili1￿$ of a kind that qualify as bas￿ financial inslrvmenls. Ba$1¢
financial instruments are initially recognised al transaction value and then subsequently measured al their settlement
value.
EMPLOYEE BENEFThS
The c051 of any unlbsed holiday enlillemenl is recognised in the per￿ in which the employee's seNices are received.
Termination payments are recognised immedialely as an expense when the charity is demonslr8bly committed lo
terminate Ihe efnploymenl of an employee w lo provide termination benefrts.
FIXED ASSET INVESTMENTS
Investments are a form of basic financial instrument and are initially recognised al Iheir transaction value and
subsequently measured al their fair value as al the balance sheet dale using the dosing quoted market price. The
slalemenl of finanaal acts.vrt￿5 indudes the net gains and losses arising on revaluation and disposals throughout the
year.
Investment properties, which is propety held lo eam rentals andlor for capilal apprecialion, is measured using the
fair valve model and staled at ils fair value as al the reporting end dale. Any gains or losses on revaluation and
disposals are included in the statement of financial activrties.
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
JUDGEMENTS AND KEY SOURCES OF ESTIMATION UNCERTAINTY
In application of Ihe charity's accounting pOl￿•e$. the trustees are required lo make judgements, eslimales and
assumptions about the carying amount of assets and liatM"Irt￿s Ihal are not readily apparent from other sources. The
eslimales and associaled assumpt￿n5 are based on historical experience and other faclors that are considered lo
be relevant. A¢lual results may differ from these estim*es.
The estimates and underlyin9 assumpt￿n$ are reviv4ved on an ongoing basis. Revisions to accounting estimates
are recognised in the period in which the estimate is revised where the revisH)n only affects that period, or in the
period of the revision an¢Y future periods where the revision affects both current and future per￿ds.
The main a¢¢ounling eslimales of the charty are depw"atK)n and valualion of certain propertie$.
2. INCOME
3111212024
Unrestncted Restricted
FurKI$
Funds
3111212023
Total
Donatlon8 and l•ga¢lo8
Apostolic work
Stole fees
Donations received
Mass accounts
Legacies
591,785
50.865
88,307
29,107
591.785
50,865
105,150
29,107
576,188
40,620
124,955
40.918
16.843
Charltable actlvltl
Resale income
Inv•stment Income
Rents received
In¢ome from I￿ted investments
Bank deposrts
98,726
152,277
14
78.088
147,346
97.467
54.810
Galn on dl¥po¥al of ianglbl• fix￿ •ss•t
Other Income
Pensions
Other receipts
Furlough grants
112.238
53.401
112.236
53.401
120,113
12.341
165
Total incom•

THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
3. RESOURCES EXPENDED FOR CHAR ￿ABLE ACTNMES
3111212024
Unrestrlctbd R•striGtod
Funds
Funds
3111212023
Total
Total
Wages
soc￿1 Security and pensions
Adminislralion expènses
Motor and travel expenses
Food and drink expense5
Resloralion costs
Repairs and renewals
Sundry expenses
Donations paid
Community expenses
206,271
25.014
4,934
56,137
130.789
46.244
5.258
312,515
30,272
4,934
58,137
130.769
311.363
22.686
5,993
58.553
140.800
232.933
87.071
19.297
92.424
151.959
752
77
134,821
30,952
2,799
1,223
233,685
87,748
154,118
129,376
154,758
1,223
27,789
67.501
4.800
129.178
83.018
5,704
83,216
149.767
129.099
182,325
142.778
197,444
1,011
$6,153
82.622
Clapham shop rent
Medical and chpAilies
Insurance
Other education and FSC fees
Higher studies and formation
Depreciation
Bank charges and interest
Contribution lo Rome
Governance cosis Inote 41
27.789
87.085
416
72.779
83.018
5.342
83.216
56,399
86.131
74.698
8,708
37,575
382
4. GOVERNANCE COSTS
3111212024
3111212023
Legal and professional fees
Provincial council Iravdling costs
Wages and soual security
Accountancy
Auditors remunerab'on
11,176
20,658
13.003
12,684
000
5.850
22.174
13.573
75.641
S. NET {OUTGOINGIIINCOMING RESOURCES
This is slated after chargin9'.
3111212024
3111212023
Au(Jrtor's remuneration
slalulory aud
- Ot￿r
18,000
12,684
18,000
15.641
Depreciation and amortisation-
Tangible fixed a55els, owner
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
6. EMPLOYEES
Staff costs dunng the year were as follows:
3111212024
3111212023
Wages and salaries
Social security costs
Pension costs
325.005
23,125
329.354
17,244
The average number of em￿oYeeS during the year was 2712023.. 261 all of whom were engaged in the principal
aclivity.
No employee earned £60,000 per 8nnum or more in the current or preceding accounting perNxl.
The Trustees are considered to be the 0￿Y key management personnel and are not remunerated.
7. PAYMENTS TO TRUSTEES
No Trustee or person with a family or t)usiness connect￿n with a Trustee. received remuneration in the year,
directly or indirectly. from either Ihe Charity or an institut￿n or company related lo the Charity.
8. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Land &
Buildlngs
Improvements
lo Propety
Molor
Vehicles
Household
Totals
COST:
Al 1 January 2024
Addrtions
Disposals
At 31 0ecemb¢f 2024
7,939,471
169.014
3.050.257
50,071
389,731
199,531
50,131
11.578,990
269,216
DEPRECIATION:
Al 1 January 2024
Charge for year
On éisposals
I.￿8,833
42.658
469.805
15,637
344,554
6,772
152,767
17,951
2,875.759
83,018
Al 31 December 2024
NET BOOK VALUE:
Al 31 December 2024
Al 31 December 2023
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
9. FIXED ASSET INVESTMENTS
MARKET VALUATION
Unrestricted
Restricted
Total
Al 1 January 2024
Additions
Disp05als
Increase in valuation
6,655,296
95.999
118.6701
85
1.752,302
56,278
110,4411
8.407,598
152,277
129,1111
At 31 December 2024
Al 31 December 2023
Fixed asset investments comprise..
Investments listed on recognised stock exchange
Inve$lmenl properties
3.347,339
1,873.450
5.220.789
The inveslmenl properties were or￿InallY valued based on the open market sale value of comparable properties.
These values have been reviewed by the Trustees al the period end based on Current market conditions and are
considered reasonable.
10. DEBTORS
3111212024
3111212023
Amount$ falling due within one year..
Other debtors
Loan lo Redemptc*isl Publicatior
Accrued income
111,217
50,902
300.000
11. CREDITORS.. AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wrrHIN ONE YEAR
3111 212024
3111212023
Trade creditors
Accruals and deferred income
12. CREDITORS.. AMOUNTS FALLING DUE AFTER ONE YEAR
3111212024
3111212023
Accruals and deferred in¢ome
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
13. RELATED PARTY DISCLOSLIRES
The Charity is related to Redemplorisl Publications (a Chth limited by guarantee) and Ace of Clubs Iclapham
Limited la Chanly limited by guarantee) by virtue of common TnJslee5. Day lo day activities of Redemploiisl
Publications and kn of Clubs are both controlled by a Committee whth includes management and lay people.
During the period the Chafity receNed donatK)ns and aposloli¢ irKome amounlirvJ to £Nil {2023.' £107,351) from
Redemplorisl Publications.
In addition. the Charity had made a loan to Redemplofist Publications of £300.(KIO in the prior year which was
fully repaid in 2024.
As part of its support for Ihe charity Redemplorisl Putdicalions provh8es payroll and adminislralive services
including the payment of salaries in advance of reimbursement. At the balance sheet dale the charity owed
£2,68812023'. £6.0501 lo Redemp1￿1$1 PUbl￿at￿n5.
During the period the Charity received renlal income of £3,416 per monlh from Ace of Clubs (Claphaml Limiled
for Ihe use of part of ils Clapham property.
14. MOVEMENTS IN FUNDS
Al
Incomlng
111r2024 Rtssourc
1golng
R8sources
Revalu8Uons
Losses &
Translers
Al
31112r2024
RMtrlct•d funds:
Ace of Clubs
Douglas Fund
Zimbabwe Fund
Father Burns Funds
Si Mary's Restorallon Fund
29.744
1,289,302
601,516
S7.595
48.137
29,181
{56,7731
1195,2801
143.6081
{10.9921
77.355
1,561
19.574
1,219,508
588,650
34,000
Unrnstrlcted lund•:
Designated Sick an(9 retired fund
Destgnaled property fund
General funds
409,387
9,530,638
26,661
{50.6931
142.6S8}
12
19.190
{230,9861
464.545
9,256.994
6951 12
Total unr•8trlct•d fund•
Total fund8
24

THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Purposes of restrICt￿ funds
Douglas Fund
These funds are specrfully allocated for the training of priests and brothers
and the conlinuiThJ education of pr￿sIS and brolhers.
Zimbabwe Fund
These funds are held in the UK specifically for use in Zimbabwe, the Trustees
having estsblished two communit￿S on the outskirts of Harare in 1990. AI
that lime 811 finance was handled I(￿allY and any fundraising in the UK was
sent direel via the Congregation's accounts. When the poliltsl difficulties
developed into a serious situation, Il was decided to retain the majority of
surplus funds In the UK and only transfer to Zimbabwe when required or lo
make payments to Sup￿terS oulsKle of Zimbabwe when the supplie5 have
been received.
Ace of Clubs
The Trustees of the London province has transferred responsibility for the
management and administration of the Charity shops from the Ace of Clubs
to Si Mary's Clapham. All nel proceeds from the Charity shops 1$ ￿$triCted
for the benefit of th¢ Ace of Clubs.
Sl Mary s ReSI￿allOn Fund
These funds relate lo a legal undertaking provided lo Perth & Kinross Council
from the sale of larKI al Sl Mary's Kinnoull. These funds can only be used on
future resloralth of St Mary's KinrK)uII..
Father Burns Funds
These funds represent inheritance from Falh8r Bums that has been paid Into
the cO￿￿allOn to be held Unt￿ 11$ use has been agreed.
Purpo8•• of do•19natad fund
Property fund
The property fund has been set up to represent the re$erve5 atlrlbutable lo
Charitable land & buildings including investment properti&s. Previous year$.
values in the accounts were estsblished some years ago and were based on
in$urarKe values al that lime. as the historical cost values were impossible
lo arrive al. as landlbuildings had been xquired many decades ago.
11 is only when the landlbuildings are sold or transferred that the proceeds of
the Ir2nsa¢lion, rf any. are transfe￿ed to the Charity's General Fund of
unrestricled a$sel$.
Stck and retired lund
There is no pension wovi5ion for the members of the Congregation. The
Trustees have paKI voluntary NalK)nal Insurance contributions since the early
1W)s for qualifying confreres bul the slate pension payable lo currenl
confreres over the age of 65 is S￿nIf￿n11Y less than the basic stale pension.
The Trustees have established a fund specff￿a1IY dasignaled lo assist in the
are of the sick and retired confreres. Initial funding in this first year of the
designaled fund has been provided by specrfic donations from Redemplorisl
Publicalions and Erdinglon House.
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THE CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
15. ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
Unreslricle(I
geneTrl
tunds
Deygn8led
lunds
Restricted
funds
Total
fijnds
Tangible fixed assets
Investments
Cuffenl assets
Current liabilities
N•t asiets at 310Komb•r 2024
2,717,735
2,487,932
1,809.146
6,156.994
3,9S9.409
1394,864}
8,874,729
8,320,789
1.411,678
1,873,448
12.6041
16. CAPITAL COMMITMENTS
Amounts contra¢ted for bul not provided in the fIna￿ra1
slalements..
3111212024
3111212023
Improvements lo tangible fixed assets