CLC Bulletin No. 18 October 2010
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
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CORNERS: ORGANIZATION, PICTURES PANEL (7)
Here are the pictures that I promised to put on the panel in which each child placed each morning corner card to choose for that day. 
Here are the pictures that I promised to put on the panel in which each child placed each morning corner card to choose for that day. Thanks for your words, I'm glad you liked it. It is important to share. Since I started the blog I have learned a lot from all of you and it is also essential that we communicated.
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(The day the photo was made after two holidays)
(The day the photo was made after two holidays)
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CLC Service Desk Team Cuba
We were able to have with us in the Assembly and as a celebrant of the Mass of Thanksgiving to the P. Jorge Cela, SJ, newly appointed Regional Superior of the Society of Jesus, and as representing all of you to Sister Marita De Lorenzi who xon their presence made us feel the warm membership in the World Community.
Once again many thanks to you all and good father who once again has been great with us.
"Friends in the Lord"
Tony Rodriguez
CVX Cuba
First
dear brothers and friends I wish to express on behalf of the entire community's gratitude for the solidarity sensitive samples submitted with their respective emails and for your prayers. I commented that she was elected the new Bureau of service I am sending a photo. Are your members of architect Vivian Godoy Luna, who was elected President, Dr. Nereida Hernandez, Gerardo Dominguez MSc Eng, the Tec Maria Elena Fernandez and Ms. Emilia Gonzalez who will make a further insight to determine the respective secretariats in which they work and we will inform them promptly. Pictured from left. to right. Maria Elena, Emilia, Vivian, P. Cela, Nereida and Gerardo. In the other photo shows members of the new Bureau and of Outgoing Service Bureau.
dear brothers and friends I wish to express on behalf of the entire community's gratitude for the solidarity sensitive samples submitted with their respective emails and for your prayers. I commented that she was elected the new Bureau of service I am sending a photo. Are your members of architect Vivian Godoy Luna, who was elected President, Dr. Nereida Hernandez, Gerardo Dominguez MSc Eng, the Tec Maria Elena Fernandez and Ms. Emilia Gonzalez who will make a further insight to determine the respective secretariats in which they work and we will inform them promptly. Pictured from left. to right. Maria Elena, Emilia, Vivian, P. Cela, Nereida and Gerardo. In the other photo shows members of the new Bureau and of Outgoing Service Bureau.
We were able to have with us in the Assembly and as a celebrant of the Mass of Thanksgiving to the P. Jorge Cela, SJ, newly appointed Regional Superior of the Society of Jesus, and as representing all of you to Sister Marita De Lorenzi who xon their presence made us feel the warm membership in the World Community.
Once again many thanks to you all and good father who once again has been great with us.
"Friends in the Lord"
Tony Rodriguez
CVX Cuba
Friday, October 15, 2010
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Reflection-Migration and Refuge CLC at the IV World Social Forum Press MIGRATION
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
After several days of intense activities, meetings, and reflections on the Pre Ignatian Forum and World Social Forum on Migrations which conducted in Quito, we put to your consideration the following statement on the experience of the CLC in these two areas. We consider it very important to share the experience and in turn that it is an invitation for more voices and join hands to this task. For this reason we also get this message to Gilma CLC El Salvador, and Barbara has been part CLC Venezuela, with whom we have had a first contact to invite you to collaborate with this group and mainly serve as a contribution to the important work they do in their work spaces linked to the Society of Jesus in the migration issue. This effort is a whole small step but gives us plenty of light and hope.
Additionally, I would tell them that advantage that we met several members of the Latin American Migration wanted Reflection propose a joint vision of where we see the next steps of the Group, so here I give a short summary of them:
Additionally I have the honor of members of the group have asked me to serve as coordinator of the group, so I very much appreciate the trust placed in me and as I mentioned at the meeting face, I believe that the role of coordinator is to serve as a bridge as this group is made of their voices and hearts because I know that everyone all vibrate with the migration. I am in order to channel the desires and requests about what leads to this group.
We hope that this effort Apostolic Body is also an invitation and questioning for the brothers and sisters from other groups, the CLC region Latin America and the World CLC feel that confidence and momentum to share our charism in these important areas of encounter and exchange.
With little hope of walking together.
Ana Lucia Torres
Reflection Group of Latin American Migration
CVX Ecuador
DOCUMENTS:
Press CVX: WORLD SOCIAL FORUM ON MIGRATION AND IGNATIAN
preform preform Press Jesuit Migration 
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
After several days of intense activities, meetings, and reflections on the Pre Ignatian Forum and World Social Forum on Migrations which conducted in Quito, we put to your consideration the following statement on the experience of the CLC in these two areas. We consider it very important to share the experience and in turn that it is an invitation for more voices and join hands to this task. For this reason we also get this message to Gilma CLC El Salvador, and Barbara has been part CLC Venezuela, with whom we have had a first contact to invite you to collaborate with this group and mainly serve as a contribution to the important work they do in their work spaces linked to the Society of Jesus in the migration issue. This effort is a whole small step but gives us plenty of light and hope.
Additionally, I would tell them that advantage that we met several members of the Latin American Migration wanted Reflection propose a joint vision of where we see the next steps of the Group, so here I give a short summary of them:
- share our experience in the Pre Forum and Forum with the global community
- believe that our presence in these areas need to be visible to the community as a whole so we will touch the doors of our own organization to have access to online tools and publications to communicate as Progressio , the Experiencing
- The idea of \u200b\u200bstrengthening partnerships with the CPAL want to share on your website experience as elaborate as a few lines of reflection
- believe that approach that made from real faces of the migrants / refugees can be a contribution to the research and reflection on migration so we intend to do a rigorous publication that covers all these jobs that are the result of concrete experiences. This will be thinking for the first months of next year.
- We develop a work plan detailing the specific needs at local level on the debate on migration and issues of interest to group members
- There is a door open to work with the SJM and SJR so slowly that it defines vículo to enhance the work of three organizations
Additionally I have the honor of members of the group have asked me to serve as coordinator of the group, so I very much appreciate the trust placed in me and as I mentioned at the meeting face, I believe that the role of coordinator is to serve as a bridge as this group is made of their voices and hearts because I know that everyone all vibrate with the migration. I am in order to channel the desires and requests about what leads to this group.
We hope that this effort Apostolic Body is also an invitation and questioning for the brothers and sisters from other groups, the CLC region Latin America and the World CLC feel that confidence and momentum to share our charism in these important areas of encounter and exchange.
With little hope of walking together.
Ana Lucia Torres
Reflection Group of Latin American Migration
CVX Ecuador
DOCUMENTS:
Press CVX: WORLD SOCIAL FORUM ON MIGRATION AND IGNATIAN
preform preform Press Jesuit Migration
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CVX: WORLD SOCIAL FORUM ON MIGRATION AND preform National Assembly IGNATIAN
Dear brothers and sisters World Community, Latin American and National
well as our brothers and sisters of Ignatian spirituality:
CLC, particularly through the Latin American Group
Reflection on Migration was invited to participate in the Pre-Forum
Ignatian organized by the Society of Jesus to promote reflection from the socio-economic, political
and Pastoral Theology, on migration and refugee issues, and to discern some actions
specific both to the inside of the Universal Company
as among many of his colleagues and the like.
our participation in the pre-forum was cevequianos of Bolivia, Ecuador, Spain, Mexico and El Salvador
, and dear brothers, as in Venezuela that have been linked
to CLC.
This was an initiative particularly timely, since the pre-forum
we provided, at a time, a wide space for growth and excellent preparation and Ignatian Family
to participate immediately in the IV World Social Forum
Migration held in Quito on 8, 9 and 10
present.
We intend to reach them, as soon as possible, a comprehensive report on these shares
and still be able to share with the whole apostolic body
CVX some thoughts about what we
lived and some of the materials, conclusions, and so on.
For now, our motion is to share that coexistence
spontaneous and meetings we have during the pre-forum, we did experience
again thanks for the common vocation that we immediately
sister -even without previous knowledge, "the blessing of having lived
wealth of the world community and the possibility of having shared
- as comrades Jesus -
our Jesuit brothers and some of colleagues our dreams, possibilities and shortcomings
in our quest for the Kingdom, in particular and especially
on this topic at hand and we both care about and
be apparent priority need at present, and which, as CLC, we are committed to recognizing and
global apostolic urgent priority.
With great joy I commented that to and during the subsequent event:
"Social Forum" chose to give a visible witness of apostolic
actively participating in some of the preparatory committees
(methodological technique and from Sigvol-Ecuador, in volunteering for the entire
forum), and organizing and coordinating as CLC, one of the panels who led the
title "Faces migrants:
voices that construct narratives " which was a very appreciated by
who attended him. Attendance at our panel was not only sufficient but
nourished, and for others might say that even large.
Faithful to that which has to be our approach, instead of filing an academic discourse
or provide an area contestant, the CLC was a place
and finding life in which four cevequiano cevequianas and narratives presented
lives of others and many other migrants, bearing witness to his own encounter and relationship
with them, which helped everyone to go
into the depths of the heart and from there own stories reflect and relive that
number could share as well. concluded the session with a time of reverent silence
, and many received opinions then in the halls or
other meetings were all in positive sense and with reference to motions to renew felt
options and commitment to the status of
who are forced to migrate or are displaced even within their own countries ...
This was among us one who almost had to emigrate newborn
to Egypt because his life was in danger!
participated in the space following
Cevequianos sharing their professional experience and Apostolic Life: Ana Lucia Torres (Ecuador-
CLC Women mothers and wives who stay in an indigenous community in Michoacán, Mexico
) Maria Luisa Urrelo (CVX Bolivia-transformations in the imagery of youth
Alto, Bolivia who yearn to migrate to Argentina,
well as the reality of their mothers who must migrate to support their families
), Lina Moreno (CVX Colombia - The painful process of forced displacement in Colombia
, its effects on the lives of men and women without
must flee for their lives and are in total uncertainty), Adelaide
Lacasta (CVX Spain-The experience of migrant children
Morocco to Spain. The family breakups, difficult and dangerous process of migration, and the meeting
with a reception area and return to the target site), and Mauricio López
(CVX, EXCO member, presenting the experience of
Mexican immigrants without documents, a long history in the U.S., who despite having given
his life in that country continue to feel excluded,
exploited and persecuted unknown, but have their hope in their
new generations who do not understand US-Mexico border.)
The experience that we will continue to evaluate and deepen, we
confirms the importance of us present and active in these
spaces to which the CLC has been sent to offer, with
from its modest humility smallness and at the same time parresía and hope, a contribution
and indispensable witness to respond with great courage and generosity to
call received.
Who as part of the reflection group
we find these days, we had also some working sessions: review
our goal and our agenda and we ask Ana Lucia Torres take
coordination service itself, which generously agreed. Among
therefore invite you to visit both the forum pages, and the pre-forum, where
find extensive information and the CLC in Latin America. Deputy
this will run the final document of the pre-forum, which we recommend reading
.
We would also leave evidence of our gratitude to God, the ExCo of Community
world and of all those who made our participation in these events
, mentioning a very special way to the CLC
in Ecuador both for their hospitality and openness as its
multiple services, for making us feel the brotherhood of
National Council meeting and the Sunday Eucharist, and his presence and company
which has so enriched our panel. And thank you very
especially Mary Magdalene Palencia of CLC Mexico that very
wisdom in this statement it captured the experiences of Pre
Ignatian Forum and World Social Forum on Migrations.
Latin American Group for Reflection on Migration
CVX Latin America
Quito, Ecuador, on October 12, 2010 
Dear brothers and sisters World Community, Latin American and National
well as our brothers and sisters of Ignatian spirituality:
CLC, particularly through the Latin American Group
Reflection on Migration was invited to participate in the Pre-Forum
Ignatian organized by the Society of Jesus to promote reflection from the socio-economic, political
and Pastoral Theology, on migration and refugee issues, and to discern some actions
specific both to the inside of the Universal Company
as among many of his colleagues and the like.
our participation in the pre-forum was cevequianos of Bolivia, Ecuador, Spain, Mexico and El Salvador
, and dear brothers, as in Venezuela that have been linked
to CLC.
This was an initiative particularly timely, since the pre-forum
we provided, at a time, a wide space for growth and excellent preparation and Ignatian Family
to participate immediately in the IV World Social Forum
Migration held in Quito on 8, 9 and 10
present.
We intend to reach them, as soon as possible, a comprehensive report on these shares
and still be able to share with the whole apostolic body
CVX some thoughts about what we
lived and some of the materials, conclusions, and so on.
For now, our motion is to share that coexistence
spontaneous and meetings we have during the pre-forum, we did experience
again thanks for the common vocation that we immediately
sister -even without previous knowledge, "the blessing of having lived
wealth of the world community and the possibility of having shared
- as comrades Jesus -
our Jesuit brothers and some of colleagues our dreams, possibilities and shortcomings
in our quest for the Kingdom, in particular and especially
on this topic at hand and we both care about and
be apparent priority need at present, and which, as CLC, we are committed to recognizing and
global apostolic urgent priority.
With great joy I commented that to and during the subsequent event:
"Social Forum" chose to give a visible witness of apostolic
actively participating in some of the preparatory committees
(methodological technique and from Sigvol-Ecuador, in volunteering for the entire
forum), and organizing and coordinating as CLC, one of the panels who led the
title "Faces migrants:
voices that construct narratives " which was a very appreciated by
who attended him. Attendance at our panel was not only sufficient but
nourished, and for others might say that even large.
Faithful to that which has to be our approach, instead of filing an academic discourse
or provide an area contestant, the CLC was a place
and finding life in which four cevequiano cevequianas and narratives presented
lives of others and many other migrants, bearing witness to his own encounter and relationship
with them, which helped everyone to go
into the depths of the heart and from there own stories reflect and relive that
number could share as well. concluded the session with a time of reverent silence
, and many received opinions then in the halls or
other meetings were all in positive sense and with reference to motions to renew felt
options and commitment to the status of
who are forced to migrate or are displaced even within their own countries ...
This was among us one who almost had to emigrate newborn
to Egypt because his life was in danger!
participated in the space following
Cevequianos sharing their professional experience and Apostolic Life: Ana Lucia Torres (Ecuador-
CLC Women mothers and wives who stay in an indigenous community in Michoacán, Mexico
) Maria Luisa Urrelo (CVX Bolivia-transformations in the imagery of youth
Alto, Bolivia who yearn to migrate to Argentina,
well as the reality of their mothers who must migrate to support their families
), Lina Moreno (CVX Colombia - The painful process of forced displacement in Colombia
, its effects on the lives of men and women without
must flee for their lives and are in total uncertainty), Adelaide
Lacasta (CVX Spain-The experience of migrant children
Morocco to Spain. The family breakups, difficult and dangerous process of migration, and the meeting
with a reception area and return to the target site), and Mauricio López
(CVX, EXCO member, presenting the experience of
Mexican immigrants without documents, a long history in the U.S., who despite having given
his life in that country continue to feel excluded,
exploited and persecuted unknown, but have their hope in their
new generations who do not understand US-Mexico border.)
The experience that we will continue to evaluate and deepen, we
confirms the importance of us present and active in these
spaces to which the CLC has been sent to offer, with
from its modest humility smallness and at the same time parresía and hope, a contribution
and indispensable witness to respond with great courage and generosity to
call received.
Who as part of the reflection group
we find these days, we had also some working sessions: review
our goal and our agenda and we ask Ana Lucia Torres take
coordination service itself, which generously agreed. Among
therefore invite you to visit both the forum pages, and the pre-forum, where
find extensive information and the CLC in Latin America. Deputy
this will run the final document of the pre-forum, which we recommend reading
.
We would also leave evidence of our gratitude to God, the ExCo of Community
world and of all those who made our participation in these events
, mentioning a very special way to the CLC
in Ecuador both for their hospitality and openness as its
multiple services, for making us feel the brotherhood of
National Council meeting and the Sunday Eucharist, and his presence and company
which has so enriched our panel. And thank you very
especially Mary Magdalene Palencia of CLC Mexico that very
wisdom in this statement it captured the experiences of Pre
Ignatian Forum and World Social Forum on Migrations.
Latin American Group for Reflection on Migration
CVX Latin America
Quito, Ecuador, on October 12, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
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Cuba 2010 CLC CLC
Dear brothers and sisters, today we communicate with you to make share in this moment of our history of grace in which you write a new page. Next Friday 15 and Saturday 16, CLC Cuba will be celebrating the National Assembly for this year, this time with the slogan: "We do not need servers, we have done what was our duty." This year will be with us, P. Jorge Cela, SJ, Regional Superior, and we also as guest of honor to our friend in the Lord, Marita De Lorenti from southern Argentina who came to share their spiritual riches with us, helping us to feel the size of membership in the World Community of which we are living stones.
Once again the Lord has done great things for us what we ask them to join in prayer to CLC Cuba to thank the Good Father and ask for His grace for that insight leads directly to the election of the new Service Desk for the greater good.
Receive a big hug in Christ.
"Friends in the Lord"
Tony Rodriguez
Service Desk
CVX Cuba 
Dear brothers and sisters, today we communicate with you to make share in this moment of our history of grace in which you write a new page. Next Friday 15 and Saturday 16, CLC Cuba will be celebrating the National Assembly for this year, this time with the slogan: "We do not need servers, we have done what was our duty." This year will be with us, P. Jorge Cela, SJ, Regional Superior, and we also as guest of honor to our friend in the Lord, Marita De Lorenti from southern Argentina who came to share their spiritual riches with us, helping us to feel the size of membership in the World Community of which we are living stones.
Once again the Lord has done great things for us what we ask them to join in prayer to CLC Cuba to thank the Good Father and ask for His grace for that insight leads directly to the election of the new Service Desk for the greater good.
Receive a big hug in Christ.
"Friends in the Lord"
Tony Rodriguez
CVX Cuba
Monday, October 11, 2010
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Acts of September 30 in Ecuador
October 1 , 2010
the undersigned, repudiate the attacks and the subsequent kidnapping of the President of the Republic of Ecuador Rafael Correa Delgado, as well as all actions that undermined the stability of democracy, the rule of law and constitutional order in that country.
As Christians, followers of Jesus, we commit ourselves to what we believe is the best system of government for our people and democracy. A young democracy, sometimes fragile and all perfect, but democracy in the end, we must stand up to any kind of threat.
Already coup in Honduras was a wound that is still open in Latin America, we can not allow this situation to deepen with threatening other governments elected by popular vote.
The events challenge us to work actively in the consolidation of democratic institutions and strengthening civil society that favors dialogue, participation and social peace. For Christian groups is calling attention to the effect of strengthening the political training programs and social analysis.
Feeling ask one of our Latin American people prayers to God our Lord for the Ecuadorean brothers, so they can overcome this difficult moment for which traverse.
Juan Francisco Trigatti. Coordinator of the Sub-Group Intervention CVX Latin American Sociopolitical
David Martinez. Reflection Groups Coordinator Latin America CVX impact
Mauricio Lopez Oropeza. CLC Mexico and Ecuador. EXCO member
Fernanda Lorena DeLuca. CLC Argentina
David Blacksmith. Mexico CVX
Guadalupe Fernandez. Mexico CVX
Danilo Barragán. CLC Ecuador
Maximiliano Millán. CLC Venezuela
José Siancas. CLC Peru
invite everyone and all the brothers of the CLC and Ignatian groups to join in this statement.
Please circulate this message amongst your contacts if they see fit. 
PRESS GROUP
SOCIAL IMPACT POLY TICA
CVX LATIN AMERICA
October 1 , 2010
the undersigned, repudiate the attacks and the subsequent kidnapping of the President of the Republic of Ecuador Rafael Correa Delgado, as well as all actions that undermined the stability of democracy, the rule of law and constitutional order in that country.
As Christians, followers of Jesus, we commit ourselves to what we believe is the best system of government for our people and democracy. A young democracy, sometimes fragile and all perfect, but democracy in the end, we must stand up to any kind of threat.
Already coup in Honduras was a wound that is still open in Latin America, we can not allow this situation to deepen with threatening other governments elected by popular vote.
The events challenge us to work actively in the consolidation of democratic institutions and strengthening civil society that favors dialogue, participation and social peace. For Christian groups is calling attention to the effect of strengthening the political training programs and social analysis.
Feeling ask one of our Latin American people prayers to God our Lord for the Ecuadorean brothers, so they can overcome this difficult moment for which traverse.
Juan Francisco Trigatti. Coordinator of the Sub-Group Intervention CVX Latin American Sociopolitical
David Martinez. Reflection Groups Coordinator Latin America CVX impact
Mauricio Lopez Oropeza. CLC Mexico and Ecuador. EXCO member
Fernanda Lorena DeLuca. CLC Argentina
David Blacksmith. Mexico CVX
Guadalupe Fernandez. Mexico CVX
Danilo Barragán. CLC Ecuador
Maximiliano Millán. CLC Venezuela
José Siancas. CLC Peru
invite everyone and all the brothers of the CLC and Ignatian groups to join in this statement.
Please circulate this message amongst your contacts if they see fit.
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CORNERS: ORGANIZATION, PICASA ALBUM (6)
ago time spent multiple entries to the corners in the classroom, here are the links to all of them:
http://picasaweb.google.com/encarninagut/Rincones?feat=directlink 
Today I want to comment as they organize, the idea gave me a few years ago a colleague (my compilation Filli) and it works very well.
All the morning at the end of the assembly each child to choose the corner where he will play at the end of the day by placing a card alluding to the corner on a panel below your photo.
The panel is a double box entry that day from Monday to Thursday are in the vertical and photographs (passport size) are horizontal. (I'll try to put a picture of it the other day), on Friday is because it is free to repeat if he / the child you want.
started putting 4 corners to choose and I'm coming for 6, are:
- Casita.
- Building.
- Board games. Plastic
- . Computer
- .
- Scripture.
is must ensure that students go through every corner a week but putting six corners can not be, nor if we leave Friday free. Anyway, we must not be so rigid.
As computer in the corner is not enough for a large group at 4 days but as long as they have a list of students and there it will list who has gone through this corner.
also be free on Friday can go through two corners.
To make the panel used white cardstock and laminate. Everything is plastic, is the only way to endure. Also take much velcro.
My partner did the drawing of 4 corners and I of two, rather than looking on the internet is hard to find something that fits what you need and is easier sometimes to do the same.
I created a picasa album with the cards and posters of the corners in case you served. Everything is in color and black and white, remember that the cards have to be cut first, then laminate and cut and then put them back Velcro. The cards keep them in envelopes.
When starting a new week are the team captains and who's appointed to class who removed all cards panel to start over.
Here I leave the link to the picasa album: http://picasaweb.google.com/encarninagut/Rincones?feat=directlink
Sunday, October 3, 2010
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III Latin American and Caribbean Congress of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities
Ecclesial Movements and New Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean
Permanent Mission Continental
Final Document
III Latin American and Caribbean Congress
of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities
Participants of the Third Congress of the Latin American and Caribbean
Ecclesial Movements and New Communities, convened by the Department
and Ecclesial Communion Dialogue CELAM made in the city
Atyrá (Paraguay) between 2 and 5 September 2010, we have gathered
of the different countries concerned to exchange, moved by the Holy Spirit
, experiences and reflections on the diverse realities in order to
Great Continental Mission Permanente, which as part of the Church we must carry forward
, together with our pastors.
Responsible CELAM
Bishops and Executive Secretaries of the Committees of the Laity of the Episcopal
different conferences, along with representatives of various
Movements and New Communities, we have resumed the work in the two Congresses
above, as well as the conclusions reached by the participants of the meeting
of Lima, in June 2009. Thus,
wanted to give continuity to the work done over the years.
Since the beginning of this III Congress, encouraged us
presence of Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Eliseo Ariotti
Paraguay. Also filled with hope to our communities
words of Pope Benedict XVI at the Meeting Pastors and Church Movements, organized by the
Pontifical Council for the Laity: "I r
to meet with a lot of Ecclesial Movements love ... and open spaces
Ecclesial Movements and New Communities "
work in this spirit of communion and fraternity
, and we could meet the proposed objectives.
Prior to Congress, CELAM
sent all documents of previous meetings and a survey to be managed by the Movements and Communities
participants. As a result of the responses
prepared a working document, which helped us to find matches in
the different realities.
Once gathered in the Casa Marianella Retreat in Atyrá,
begin our reflection in small groups, assuming the method of See-Judge and
Act, which has become the
Church Latin America and reaffirmed by Aparecida (19) .
and analyze the realities of our
Movements and New Communities and ecclesial contexts and socio-political,
often painful and dramatic, in which they operate, focusing on their
Strengths, Barriers and Threats.
The result is as follows:
Strengths
· find, by
of bishops and priests a greater appreciation of the richness and contributions of
Movements and New Communities, as greater integration and collaboration
of these, from the diversity of their charisma, style
spirituality and apostolic commitment, in pastoral planning and the life of the Diocese.
·
various charisms and missionary work, carried out a large segment of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities
represent a great gift for the Church and is the primary way in which they participate in
the Continental
Permanent Mission.
·
We found a breakthrough in the formation of councils or commissions of the Laity, which promotes among movements
a better understanding and mutual appreciation, facilitating the work of a common
overlooking the
Permanent Mission Continental.
· fills us with hope
ardor that characterizes our movements and communities in the practice of Christian life and
delivery its mission, providing
dynamism and effectiveness of pastoral action of the Diocese.
· recognize that training
Movements Church and new communities offer their members,
is a valuable contribution to the formative work of the Church.
Barriers
· In several cases there is a lack of communication
coordination and understanding between the clergy and
movements - and the same movements together - which results in mutual incomprehension and attitudes
closed, hindering or preventing work
common.
·
was found that a surplus of activities and lack of time by preventing movements
Pastors and closer interaction that allows necessary relationship between them.
·
There are still significant gaps in training many doctrinal and ecclesial lay
resulting in a partial view of her vocation and mission in Church and makes participation in church life
some Movements and New Communities.
Threats
·
Increasing secularization in our countries, characterized
by values \u200b\u200bcontrary to the Gospel in society and culture, such as consumerism, individualism,
disregard for life and the Christian concept of the family, indifference, relativism
moral and consequent weakening of Christian life, there is an appropriate response
in Church circles about how to evangelize
these new realities.
· own fouls and
certain inconsistencies and faithful pastoral
have helped foster a hostile and even aggressive in many sectors
society against the Church.
·
The lack of radical or burning on the testimony of some Christians and
little conviction in the evangelizing power of certain movements and new communities, much remains
impact the announcement of the
Good News of Jesus Christ in our towns .
·
The constant attacks on life, marriage and the family, which are the cornerstones of our
Church and society .
·
The displacement of thousands of people in forced migration, those who move
hoping to find better living conditions, coupled with other
serious problems such as violence, injustice, and other consequences of drug trafficking, undermine
seriously undermine the welfare and dignity of our peoples.
· The lack of integration of
all the living forces of the
Church, including some Movements and New Communities,
seriously affects development effective
Continental Mission Permanente.
In light of the
Word of God who gave us
in liturgical celebrations and in the papers on the relationship with the pastors, the
Movements and mission of the laity in the Church and the world, and
ecclesial communion, we judged
in the context of groups, these aspects of reality from the following lines
within the Continental Mission
Permanent:
§ to highlight aspects to better respond to the mandate of the Mission Continental
Permanente.
§ action lines and concrete actions in terms of charisma,
spirituality, ecclesial and apostolic missionary.
From this view and judge our realities
Movements New Ecclesial Communities in the context of
the Latin Church
, developed the third stage of
Act by defining lines of action, to be broken down into
concrete actions to guide our path as church associations serving
Continental
Mission Permanente.
As a result of this work, we have reached the following proposals:
1. Promote
personal encounter with Christ and caring community, the spirituality of the Movement, a
practice and training in order to holiness.
a.
further that every movement
experience intense spiritual life and to give her testimony.
b.
lay ministers forming the word
and other ministries.
c.
Offering the various means available to
movements to promote a personal encounter, existential and intimate with God, according to its own experience and teaching
.
d.
Introducing lay priesthood and the consecrated life
as a wonderful gift from God.
2. encourage movements that live in fidelity
missionary dynamism of his charisma.
a. Offering
action spaces and assigning tasks in which movements can
deploy its own characteristics.
b. back permanently
to documents of the Church fount on the mission of evangelization: Vatican II, Evangelii Nuntiandi, Christifideles
Laici, Redemptoris Missio, Aparecida and other documents.
c. Sharing
to Dioceses and parishes perform activities
Movements.
d.
Enhancing the missionary spirit
each movement, providing the physical means and materials necessary for the
conducting seminars, retreats, workshops and others, accompanied by a
methodology and ongoing evaluation.
3.
Find new languages \u200b\u200band methods renewed evangelization.
a. youth leaders and adapting Forming existing materials to a language
more affordable for young people.
b.
Creating instances among movements for successful pastoral
share experiences on specific themes (youth,
marriage, life, education, poverty, etc.).
c.
Using new technologies
mass communication: Internet, Twitter, Facebook, film, radio, television and other media
, making attractive the message.
d.
promoting various Web pages
Movements and the Diocese, seeking to be innovative, attractive and that its contents are of interest
in order to be visited .
e.
transmit the Gospel message through
music, forming folk groups.
f.
promoting those who have the skills to be
communicators and who can reliably transmit the Christian message
.
4.
Promote greater closeness of the shepherds to Movements and inculcate the importance of these
in training of new priests and consecrated persons.
a.
Asking pastors to visit
Movements and New Communities.
b.
Leaving Movements
to meet the shepherds, searching for them, keeping them informed of their activities and welcoming
's guidelines.
c.
Imparting in priestly formation,
workshops and courses on the importance of movements in Church and the world.
d.
Allowing
priestly vocations that have arisen in a continuous movement of the Movement
nurtured during the years of seminary training, without losing its identity diocesan
(cf. Pastores Dabo Vobis ,
68)
e.
Using the documents and the experience of this Congress
effectively reach all subjects within the diocesan structure
at all levels.
f.
Providing pastors
own material every movement and New Communities.
5. Know the signs of the times
reality around us (community, city, country, continent) to prioritize the needs
.
a.
Witnessing faith with their lives, in different environments
work, study, family and others.
b.
Organizing conferences and meetings open to the convening
the specialists on topics of common interest, according to
the possibilities of the diocese, parishes or movements, and inviting
each other.
c.
Informing
pastors on specific needs identified in the apostolic work of the Movement.
d.
listening and actively support
specific statements of the Bishops, and from them, create opinion
media.
e.
Offering information services, by the Episcopal Conferences on the
reality of society, including specific issues of morality and common interest
others.
f.
Being presence in the various realities of culture as Christians
from the experience and expertise of the various
Movements and New Communities.
g.
training Promoting the Social Doctrine and
the Magisterium of the Church.
h.
Promoting joint distribution of
different areas of the education and training of each movement,
targeting pastoral agents, educators, parents and others who
meet the inherent needs of our time.
i.
Promoting joint research
social reality in areas of action that are common to the movements.
6.
promote active participation in the lines of action for the Continental Mission Permanent
and encourage the dissemination and knowledge of them.
a. Spreading and studying the document of Aparecida.
b. integrating representatives of the Movements in the development of pastoral plans
of the Diocese.
c. Promoting the participation of the movements in the work of diocesan and parish
character.
d. Diocese Calling on the dissemination, through more effective ways of
Continental Mission
Permanent
participation opportunities for each group or movement.
e. Promoting, promoting and publicizing the experiences missionary
each movement.
f. Taking into account the common signs associated with Aparecida,
such as the sentence proposed by the Bishops and the triptych of
Continental Mission Permanente.
7.
promote the formation of active agents of evangelization for the dialogue with the culture and develop a pastoral
accompanying them.
a. Promoting courses and conferences for training
Catholic leaders, relying to the extent possible, universities and Catholic institutes
existing. Inviting Diocese or movements.
b. Forming advisory groups and support
Catholic leaders.
c.
Incorporating
strongly to our system of education (schools, higher education and training within the movement) the teaching
Social Doctrine of the
Church in its entirety. D.
Generating a training curriculum leaders and agents of evangelization
to complement and assist the movements and Diocese.
e.
Making in each diocese and Episcopal Conference
a survey of existing training resources (moving,
universities, institutes and others).
f.
Advancing
training resources through public media.
8. Create opportunities for fellowship and meeting
movements, parishes and dioceses.
a. integrating representatives of the Movements
the diocesan and parish councils of lay and pastoral counseling.
b. Organizing regular meeting places among movements with
participation of priests and lay people who are not part of them.
c.
Using an annual meeting between bishops, priests and representatives of movements, which give an insight into
charisma and build ties fraternity.
d. Teaching,
by the bishop, the annual pastoral managers and advisers
movements, and they, after a period of internal review, respond
participation with concrete commitments.
e.
Creating spaces of communal prayer and insisting on a constant prayer to the Holy Spirit
the Continental
Permanent Mission, suggesting an annual day of prayer for
the Continental
Permanent Mission, which could coincide with or
Domund World Mission Sunday.
f.
That the Episcopal Conferences, which provide guidelines for the Diocese
Movements convene to involve them in Continental Mission and Permanent
diocesan activities of the pastoral, the
schedules and other work. The same applies in the case of activities or meetings
diocesan or local churches and parishes.
g.
Asking the opinion of the movements when the Episcopal Conferences
opinion requiring the faithful to develop documents or communications.
h.
Giving specific services to the parishes on
pastoral options of each movement: family services, youth, promotion
devotion to the Virgin Mary
and others.
i.
Suggesting Bishops
the creation of a commission formed by the heads of Movements and New Communities,
diocesan and national level.
j. Gathering
persons responsible for movements of each diocese to
authority to coordinate the various pastoral missions.
9.
Promote networks and forums to bring about unity of action among movements in
areas and concerns common to all, given the challenges of the culture of today
Latin America and the Caribbean.
a.
Creating committees composed of members of different movements
to address specific challenges.
b. Using mass media to show good
initiatives and activities of the Catholic Church
in all areas (education, promotion of peace, welcoming the poor, violence prevention
, denouncing injustices and others).
Finally, participants at the Third Congress of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean, as missionary disciples want to say that our meeting took place in a climate of great brotherhood, united in diversity by the Holy Spirit.
conclude, therefore, express our deep gratitude to the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Caacupé, who has interceded for us these days, and the Lord Jesus, our Elder Brother and Savior, always there to be gathered in his name. God the Father be praised forever in our people expect that from him life and life abundantly (John 10.10).
Ecclesial Movements and New Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean
Permanent Mission
III Latin American and Caribbean Congress
of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities
Participants of the Third Congress of the Latin American and Caribbean
Ecclesial Movements and New Communities, convened by the Department
and Ecclesial Communion Dialogue CELAM made in the city
Atyrá (Paraguay) between 2 and 5 September 2010, we have gathered
of the different countries concerned to exchange, moved by the Holy Spirit
, experiences and reflections on the diverse realities in order to
Great Continental Mission Permanente, which as part of the Church
, together with our pastors.
Responsible CELAM
Bishops and Executive Secretaries of the Committees of the Laity of the Episcopal
different conferences, along with representatives of various
Movements and New Communities, we have resumed the work in the two Congresses
above, as well as the conclusions reached by the participants of the meeting
of Lima, in June 2009. Thus,
wanted to give continuity to the work done over the years.
Since the beginning of this III Congress, encouraged us
presence of Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Eliseo Ariotti
Paraguay. Also filled with hope to our communities
words of Pope Benedict XVI at the Meeting Pastors and Church Movements, organized by the
Pontifical Council for the Laity: "I r
to meet with a lot of Ecclesial Movements love ... and open spaces
Ecclesial Movements and New Communities "
work in this spirit of communion and fraternity
, and we could meet the proposed objectives.
Prior to Congress, CELAM
sent all documents of previous meetings and a survey to be managed by the Movements and Communities
participants. As a result of the responses
prepared a working document, which helped us to find matches in
the different realities.
begin our reflection in small groups, assuming the method of See-Judge and
Act, which has become the
Church Latin America
and analyze the realities of our
Movements and New Communities and ecclesial contexts and socio-political,
often painful and dramatic, in which they operate, focusing on their
Strengths, Barriers and Threats.
The result is as follows:
· find, by
of bishops and priests a greater appreciation of the richness and contributions of
Movements and New Communities, as greater integration and collaboration
of these, from the diversity of their charisma, style
spirituality and apostolic commitment, in pastoral planning and the life of the Diocese.
·
various charisms and missionary work, carried out a large segment of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities
represent a great gift for the Church
·
We found a breakthrough in the formation of councils or commissions of the Laity, which promotes among movements
a better understanding and mutual appreciation, facilitating the work of a common
overlooking the
Permanent Mission
· fills us with hope
ardor that characterizes our movements and communities in the practice of Christian life and
delivery its mission, providing
dynamism and effectiveness of pastoral action of the Diocese.
· recognize that training
Movements Church and new communities offer their members,
is a valuable contribution to the formative work of the Church
· In several cases there is a lack of communication
coordination and understanding between the clergy and
movements - and the same movements together - which results in mutual incomprehension and attitudes
closed, hindering or preventing work
common.
·
was found that a surplus of activities and lack of time by preventing movements
Pastors and closer interaction that allows necessary relationship between them.
·
There are still significant gaps in training many doctrinal and ecclesial lay
resulting in a partial view of her vocation and mission in
some Movements and New Communities.
Threats
·
Increasing secularization in our countries, characterized
by values \u200b\u200bcontrary to the Gospel in society and culture, such as consumerism, individualism,
disregard for life and the Christian concept of the family, indifference, relativism
moral and consequent weakening of Christian life, there is an appropriate response
in Church circles about how to evangelize
these new realities.
· own fouls and
certain inconsistencies and faithful pastoral
have helped foster a hostile and even aggressive in many sectors
society
·
The lack of radical or burning on the testimony of some Christians and
little conviction in the evangelizing power of certain movements and new communities, much remains
·
The constant attacks on life, marriage and the family, which are the cornerstones of our
Church and society .
·
The displacement of thousands of people in forced migration, those who move
hoping to find better living conditions, coupled with other
serious problems such as violence, injustice, and other consequences of drug trafficking, undermine
seriously undermine the welfare and dignity of our peoples.
· The lack of integration of
all the living forces of the
seriously affects development
Continental Mission Permanente.
In light of the
in liturgical celebrations and in the papers on the relationship with the pastors, the
Movements and mission of the laity in the Church
ecclesial communion, we judged
in the context of groups, these aspects of reality from the following lines
within the Continental Mission
Permanent:
§ to highlight aspects to better respond to the mandate of the Mission
Permanente.
§ action lines and concrete actions in terms of charisma,
spirituality, ecclesial and apostolic missionary.
From this view and judge our realities
Movements New Ecclesial Communities in the context of
Act by defining lines of action, to be broken down into
concrete actions to guide our path as church associations serving
Continental
As a result of this work, we have reached the following proposals:
1. Promote
personal encounter with Christ and caring community, the spirituality of the Movement, a
practice and training in order to holiness.
a.
further that every movement
experience intense spiritual life and to give her testimony.
b.
and other ministries.
c.
Offering the various means available to
movements to promote a personal encounter, existential and intimate with God, according to its own experience and teaching
.
d.
Introducing lay priesthood and the consecrated life
as a wonderful gift from God.
2. encourage movements that live in fidelity
missionary dynamism of his charisma.
a. Offering
action spaces and assigning tasks in which movements can
deploy its own characteristics.
b. back permanently
to documents of the Church
Laici, Redemptoris Missio, Aparecida and other documents.
c. Sharing
to Dioceses and parishes perform activities
Movements.
d.
Enhancing the missionary spirit
each movement, providing the physical means and materials necessary for the
conducting seminars, retreats, workshops and others, accompanied by a
methodology and ongoing evaluation.
3.
Find new languages \u200b\u200band methods renewed evangelization.
a. youth leaders and adapting Forming existing materials to a language
more affordable for young people.
b.
Creating instances among movements for successful pastoral
share experiences on specific themes (youth,
marriage, life, education, poverty, etc.).
c.
Using new technologies
mass communication: Internet, Twitter, Facebook, film, radio, television and other media
, making attractive the message.
d.
promoting various Web pages
Movements and the Diocese, seeking to be innovative, attractive and that its contents are of interest
in order to be visited .
e.
transmit the Gospel message through
music, forming folk groups.
f.
promoting those who have the skills to be
communicators and who can reliably transmit the Christian message
.
4.
Promote greater closeness of the shepherds to Movements and inculcate the importance of these
in training of new priests and consecrated persons.
a.
Asking pastors to visit
Movements and New Communities.
b.
Leaving Movements
to meet the shepherds, searching for them, keeping them informed of their activities and welcoming
's guidelines.
c.
Imparting in priestly formation,
workshops and courses on the importance of movements in
d.
Allowing
priestly vocations that have arisen in a continuous movement of the Movement
nurtured during the years of seminary training, without losing its identity diocesan
(cf. Pastores Dabo Vobis ,
68)
e.
Using the documents and the experience of this Congress
effectively reach all subjects within the diocesan structure
at all levels.
f.
Providing pastors
own material every movement and New Communities.
5. Know the signs of the times
reality around us (community, city, country, continent) to prioritize the needs
.
a.
Witnessing faith with their lives, in different environments
work, study, family and others.
b.
Organizing conferences and meetings open to the convening
the specialists on topics of common interest, according to
the possibilities of the diocese, parishes or movements, and inviting
each other.
c.
Informing
pastors on specific needs identified in the apostolic work of the Movement.
d.
listening and actively support
specific statements of the Bishops, and from them, create opinion
media.
e.
Offering information services, by the Episcopal Conferences on the
reality of society, including specific issues of morality and common interest
others.
f.
Being presence in the various realities of culture as Christians
from the experience and expertise of the various
Movements and New Communities.
g.
training
h.
Promoting joint distribution of
different areas of the education and training of each movement,
targeting pastoral agents, educators, parents and others who
meet the inherent needs of our time.
i.
Promoting joint research
social reality in areas of action that are common to the movements.
6.
promote active participation in the lines of action for the Continental Mission
and encourage the dissemination and knowledge of them.
a. Spreading and studying the document of Aparecida.
b. integrating representatives of the Movements in the development of pastoral plans
of the Diocese.
c. Promoting the participation of the movements in the work of diocesan and parish
character.
d. Diocese Calling on the dissemination, through more effective ways of
participation opportunities for each group or movement.
e. Promoting, promoting and publicizing the experiences missionary
each movement.
f. Taking into account the common signs associated with Aparecida,
such as the sentence proposed by the Bishops and the triptych of
Continental Mission Permanente.
7.
promote the formation of active agents of evangelization for the dialogue with the culture and develop a pastoral
accompanying them.
a. Promoting courses and conferences for training
Catholic leaders, relying to the extent possible, universities and Catholic institutes
existing. Inviting Diocese or movements.
b. Forming advisory groups and support
Catholic leaders.
c.
Incorporating
strongly to our system of education (schools, higher education and training within the movement) the teaching
Social Doctrine of
Generating a training curriculum leaders and agents of evangelization
to complement and assist the movements and Diocese.
e.
Making in each diocese and Episcopal Conference
a survey of existing training resources (moving,
universities, institutes and others).
f.
Advancing
training resources through public media.
8. Create opportunities for fellowship and meeting
movements, parishes and dioceses.
a. integrating representatives of the Movements
the diocesan and parish councils of lay and pastoral counseling.
b. Organizing regular meeting places among movements with
participation of priests and lay people who are not part of them.
c.
Using an annual meeting between bishops, priests and representatives of movements, which give an insight into
charisma and build ties fraternity.
d. Teaching,
by the bishop, the annual pastoral managers and advisers
movements, and they, after a period of internal review, respond
participation with concrete commitments.
e.
Creating spaces of communal prayer and insisting on a constant prayer to the Holy Spirit
Domund World Mission Sunday.
f.
That the Episcopal Conferences, which provide guidelines for the Diocese
Movements convene to involve them in
diocesan activities of the pastoral, the
schedules and other work. The same applies in the case of activities or meetings
diocesan or local churches and parishes.
g.
Asking the opinion of the movements when the Episcopal Conferences
opinion requiring the faithful to develop documents or communications.
h.
Giving specific services to the parishes on
pastoral options of each movement: family services, youth, promotion
i.
Suggesting Bishops
the creation of a commission formed by the heads of Movements and New Communities,
diocesan and national level.
j. Gathering
persons responsible for movements of each diocese to
authority to coordinate the various pastoral missions.
9.
Promote networks and forums to bring about unity of action among movements in
areas and concerns common to all, given the challenges of the culture of today
Latin America and the Caribbean.
a.
Creating committees composed of members of different movements
to address specific challenges.
b. Using mass media to show good
initiatives and activities of the Catholic Church
in all areas (education, promotion of peace, welcoming the poor, violence prevention
, denouncing injustices and others).
Finally, participants at the Third Congress of Ecclesial Movements and New Communities in Latin America and the Caribbean, as missionary disciples want to say that our meeting took place in a climate of great brotherhood, united in diversity by the Holy Spirit.
conclude, therefore, express our deep gratitude to the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Caacupé, who has interceded for us these days, and the Lord Jesus, our Elder Brother and Savior, always there to be gathered in his name. God the Father be praised forever in our people expect that from him life and life abundantly (John 10.10).
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