The Redemptorists have been present in Vietnam since 1925, thanks to the French-speaking Redemptorists from the Province of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré. From 1925 to 1975, 66 Canadian confreres came to Vietnam to preach the Good News to the poor and most abandoned and established houses and missions in Hue (French protectorate of Annam) on December 8, 1925; Hanoi (French protectorate of Tonkin) on September 29, 1928; Saigon (French Cochinchina) on June 24, 1933; Da Lat in 1961; Vũng Tàu in 1964; Hoi An (Pays Mois) in 1958; Nha Trang in 1959, and; Chau-O in 1963. 

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The Province of Vietnam was officially established in May 1964, having Our Lady of Perpetual Help as the Patron of the Province.