Catholic families have been attending Most Holy Redeemer church for over a century. The church was built in the 1920s and was once a predominantly German parish. Over time, the neighborhood around it changed, and it is now part of an area known as Mexicantown.

The parish is now made up of about 95% Latino members. A video report by Sara Molina explores how the church keeps faith, culture, and community alive. Further details about the church and its community are available.

More information can be found in the full report, which includes comments from Father John Robinson, who has been leading the church for two years.