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HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH CHIPPING NORTON 1836 - 20O8 to the Reader
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH CHIPPING NORTON 1836 - 20O8 To The Reader. To-day, as we worship at Holy Trinity, we probably give few thoughts as to how there came to be a church here in the first place nor that, little more than one hundred and seventy years ago, life was not very easy as a practising Roman Catholic. Much of what we have today is due to three major physical influences down the years, the Earls of Shrewsbury (the Talbot family), the Jesuit Fathers and all those Religious who have served the Parish down the years. They all deserve our thanks and prayers. This rather leaves out the parishioners, but whether we like it or not, in real terms our role is a minor one even if for some it involves a lot of “minor work”. It might be better if more of us took more part in Parish affairs and spread the work load a bit but nevertheless, we should not overlook the role the Faith of parishioners has played in our small church, in the past and will continue to play into the future. This history is intended as a reminder of both the past and present parish and is concerned with three things – the physical structure of the church buildings, the Religious who have served the par- ish down the years and the parishioners for whom the Church and they exist. The origins of this and a Short History published earlier would not have come about without the suggestion of Father Frank Hull in 2006 and the major sources are acknowledged later. -
St. Luke's Primary School
o u r CATHOLIC c o m m u n i t y Volume 1 No. 12 OCTOBER 2012 Issue A publication of the Diocese of Roseau, Dominica $2.00 St. Luke’s Primary School Celebrating 90 Years of Catholic Education Holy Family Chapel Ground Breaking Ceremony St. John’s Academy - Dominican Missionaries A New Beginning Fr. Charles Vermeulen’s Diamond Jubilee Editor’s Pen Inside Bishop’s Message 03 OUR CLERGY, RELIGIOUS AND LAY ASSOCIATES A Diamond Jubilee 04 Dominican Missionaries 05 The Year of Faith t takes a lot of faith to trust that Profile: Jacqueline Douglas 06 God will do as He promises: Romans I8:37-39 says: No, in all of this we OUR DIOCESE are more than conquerors, thanks to Disciples On Mission: Adwina Magloire 07 Him who has loved us. I am certain that neither life or death, neither angels or Know Your Faith: spiritual powers, neither the presence God Comes To Meet Man - The Transmission Of Divine Revelation nor the future, nor comics powers, were they from heaven or from the deep world Liturgy Update: Announcements 08 below, nor any creature whatsoever will separate us from the love of God, which Our Catholic Heritage - The Roseau Cathedral we have in Jesus Christ, our Lord. (CCB) And Images - Part I 09 But day after day the numbers of the faithful dwindle and those who Confirmation In Sts. John & Lewis 10 remain are faced with sometimes World Rivers Day 10 insurmountable challenges. Challenges like the constant bashing of Dei Verbum 11 our Pope, Bishops and Clergy whether it is justified or not; the constant Hebrew Scriptures 11 power struggles within the laity at New Seminarian For The Diocese 11 community, parish and vicariate level; the undermining of our Catholic Faith St. -
INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:00 Pagina 1
INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:00 Pagina 1 GATHERED AROUND THE SAME TABLE INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:00 Pagina 2 Editor-in-Chief: Br. AMEstaún Publications Commission: Br. Emili Turú, Br. AMEstaún, Br. Onorino Rota and Luiz Da Rosa. Transalator: Br. John Allen Redactors: International Editorial Commission Photography: Br. AMEstaún. Photographic Archives of the Institute of the Marist Brothers. Formatting and Photolithography: TIPOCROM, s.r.l. Via A. Meucci, 28 – 00012 Guidonia (Roma) Production and Administrative Centre: Piazzale Marcellino Champagnat, 2. C.P. 10250 – 00144 ROMA Tel. (39) 06 545 171 Fax (39) 06 54 517 217 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.champagnat.org Publisher: Institute of the Marist Brothers General House – Rome Printing: C.S.C. GRAFICA, s.r.l. Via A. Meucci, 28 – 00012 Guidonia (Roma) September 2009 INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:00 Pagina 3 GATHERED AROUND THE SAME TABLE The Vocation of Champagnat’s Marist Laity INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:01 Pagina 4 INDEX PRESENTATION . 6 INTRODUCTION . 12 1. THE LAY MARIST VOCATION . 20 2. THE MISSION . 36 4 INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:01 Pagina 5 GATHERED AROUND THE SAME TABLE 3. THE SHARED LIFE . 52 4. SPIRITUALITY . 66 5. FORMS OF RELATIONSHIP WITH THE MARIST CHARISM . 78 6. WAYS OF GROWTH IN VOCATION . 90 OPEN LETTER . .100 STUDY GUIDE . .109 5 INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:01 Pagina 6 PRESENTATION INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:01 Pagina 7 INGL 001-116 MESA:IMPAG BLU 6-10-2009 16:01 Pagina 8 PRESENTATION Rome, 6th June, 2009 Saint Marcellin Champagnat Dear Members of the Marist Family, The campus of New York’s Columbia University is the setting that Chaim Potok chooses for his novel The Promise. -
Maria Nicolai
MARIA NICOLAI MAGDALENE OF CANOSSA: CATECHIST OF HER TIME Original Title: Maddalena di Canossa: Catechista del suo Tempo, Rome, 1992. Translation from Italian by: Sr Louise Giugni, F.d.C.C. Sr Marilyn Lim, F.d.C.C. Generalate 1 Index PRESENTATION INTRODUCTION PART ONE MAGDALENE: IN HER TIME AND HISTORY CHAPTER 1 Outline of the Politico-Religious Situation of the Lombard-Venetian Region In Verona In Venice In Milan A new apostolic impetus CHAPTER 2 The ecclesial context and the Congregation for the "Schools of Christian Doctrine” The Veronese Church The Venetian Church The Milanese Church PART TWO THE CHARISM OF MAGDALENE FOR THE EFFECTIVE PROCLAMATION OF THE GOSPEL CHAPTER 3 The second ministry of charity: Earliest intuitions "Docebo iniquos vias tuas" "and she started to teach Christian Doctrine" CHAPTER 4 The second ministry of charity in the "Plans" of Magdalene Plan B.6 Plan B.7 Plan B.8 CHAPTER 5 The second Ministry of Charity in the "Rules" for Christian Doctrine The Ministry of Charity "Par Excellance” That Jesus may be known and loved " from the heart and in practice" With attention to the person, "in her own ways" not to preach,"but to break the bread” in a spirit of service Most zealous in this holy exercise Adequately prepared 2 "they will shine like stars" PART THREE THE FIRST FLOWERING OF THE MINISTRY OF CATECHESIS CHAPTER 6 The second ministry of Charity in the communities founded by Magdalene The Community in Verona The Community in Venice The Community in Milan The Community in Bergamo The Community in Trent APPENDIX MAGDALENE, THE CREATIVE CATECHIST MEANS ADAPTED TO THE NEEDS OF THE BENEFICIARIES INSTRUCTION TO THE LITTLE GIRLS EXPLANATION OF THE CREED IN BRIEF GOSPEL OF THE SUNDAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BIBLIOGRAPHY / ABBREVIATIONS 3 PRESENTATION The zeal of our Foundress, St. -
Community Volume 3 No
our CATHOLIC community Volume 3 No. 12 October 2014 Issue A publication of the Diocese of Roseau, Dominica $2.00 Catechists Re-commissioned Our Lady Of La Salette Novena Diocese Of Roseau Pilgrimage 2014 Beginning A New Chapter Inside Editor’s Pen Bishop’s Message: Catechesis And The Parish 03 OUR CLERGY, RELIGIOUS AND LAY ASSOCIATES Catechesis Interview With Sr. Cordelia Pierre, DJ 04 st Profile: William Edward Vaughan Green 05 eptember 21 marked the day when all catechists around the diocese Celebrating The Life Of Fr. John Bergmans 05 Swere commissioned for another year. This commissioning renewed the OUR DIOCESE commitment of dozens of catechists who Know Your Faith: teach our children and even some adults Liturgy Update: The Homily - Part VI 06 the fundamentals of the Faith. We cannot over emphasize the importance of the I Believe In The Holy Catholic Church: People Of God, catechism teacher to the propagation Body Of Christ, Temple Of The Spirit 06 of the Faith. Without these teachers Tell Fr. Ben 07 our job as parents and guardians and Creole Season 07 priests would be even more difficult. The catechist’s role is to teach the Faith both Our Catholic Heritage - The History Of The St. Alphonsus by example and by word. Many of our Church In Pottersville - Part I 09 young people are faced with challenges Interview With Glenda Peter - New Principal Of The St. that were not present when we were John’s Primary School 10 growing up and many times it is the The Progress Of The Portsmouth Church 10 catechists who are asked the difficult questions, not the parents. -
Ngos Screened but Not Included on List of Development Ngos a Better
NGOs screened but not included on list of development NGOs A Better Life A Little Charitable Trust A W CHARITABLE TRUST Abene Karantaa ABOVE BAR CHURCH ABTA LifeLine ACDF- UK (African Citizens Development Foundation) ACHISOMOCH AID COMPANY LIMITED Acid Survivors Trust Act for Somalia Action for Southern Africa Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA Scotland) Actors Touring Company Africa Advocacy Foundation Africa Hopes In Christ Africa On The Ball AFRICAN AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION African Community School African Development Trust African Education Aid African Ele-Fund AFRICAN ENTERPRISE INTERNATIONAL African Outreach African Population and Health Research Center African Scottish Development Organisation African Wildlife Foundation African Women's Development Fund AGAPE MINISTRIES LTD Age UK AGE UK AGE UK LEWISHAM AND SOUTHWARK AgriTechTalk International AHAVAS SHALOM TRUST AHMADIYYA MUSLIM JAMAAT INTERNATIONAL Aid and Development Network for Africa Aid Works Aide Brigade Aim Hai Trust SCIO AirRescue24 Akong Rinpoche Foundation AL JAMEAH AL SAYFIYAH TRUST Al-Inam Relief Foundation AL-MUNTADA AL-ISLAMI TRUST All In Diary ALL NATIONS ALL NATIONS CHRISTIAN CENTRE (WOLVERHAMPTON) ALL NATIONS CHURCH BEDFORD ALLAN AND NESTA FERGUSON CHARITABLE SETTLEMENT Allavida (Kenya) Limited ALRIDHA FOUNDATION AMBIKA PAUL FOUNDATION Amirah AMREF Health Africa (formally know as African Medical and Research Foundation) Ancient Tree Forum Andrews Charitable Trust ANGLICAN CONSULTATIVE COUNCIL ANGLO-IRISH PROVINCE OF THE SISTERS OF SAINT MARIE MADELEINE -
Yearbook 2016
Yearbook of the society of Jesus 2016 Jesuits On Sunday, January 4, 2015, Pope Francis visited his brothers of the General Curia of Rome. On this occasion Fr. Bellucci gave the Pope a copy of the Yearbook 2015. Pope Francis then signed a copy, as can be seen in the photo. Published by the General Curia of the Society of Jesus Borgo Santo Spirito 4 – 00193 Roma, Italia Fax: (+39) 06-698-68-280 – Tel. (+39) 06-698-68-289 E-mail: [email protected] Cover A girl from Sri Lanka in a refugee camp in Tamil Nadu (India) with a JRS bag and the image of Fr. Arrupe. Editor: Giuseppe Bellucci S.J. Secretaries: Marina Cioccoloni, Caterina Talloru Graphic Design: Gigi Brandazza Printed by: Mediagraf S.p.A. Padova September, 2015 2016 Jesuits Yearbook of the Society of Jesus Index: in this issue INTRODUCTION Giuseppe Bellucci S.J. .......................................................................................................................................................6 THE WORLD OF REFUGEES ..................................................7 Pedro Arrupe and the Foundation of JRS Kenneth Gavin S.J. ..................................................................................................................................................................8 A Service that is Human, Pedagogical and Spiritual Peter Balleis S.J. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Accompaniment as a Cornerstone Danielle Vella -
THE ROSEAU CATHEDRAL and Dominica's First Catholics. Part IV By
THE ROSEAU CATHEDRAL and Dominica’s first Catholics. Part IV by Bernard Lauwyck The old market in Roseau in 1770 by Agostino Brunias Father Martel provided us with the background of the early French settlers of Dominica: “Some left Guadeloupe or Martinique, crippled by debt, running from their creditors, and looking for a second chance in life; others came to work out their dreams in a place of complete freedom without shackles imposed by governments and laws,..” (“Histoire Générale des Missions catholiques Vol. 3 page 625 by Baron Mathieu Henrion). About one particular group of Catholic French settlers we know more as they emigrated to Dominica after a revolt in Martinique, known as La Gaoulé. (see Lennox Honychurch’s Dominica Story). Members of this group have been pillars of the Catholic Church up till the present. Let me give you some background on France of the “Ancien Régime” or France before the French revolution (which took place in 1789). The policies of the Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin made the “glorious period” of the French “Sun King” Louis the fourteenth (1638-1715) possible. The Chateau de Versailles became the “golden cage” where this king gathered all the grand nobles of France. Stupendous ceremonies and rituals were centred around this absolute monarch. Louis XIV also waged many wars and all this pomp and glory had to be paid for by the lower classes who were grovelling in misery. Besides the heavy government tax, the lower classes also had to pay a mandatory tithe, called the "dîme" or 10 % on their produce to the Second Estate which was the clergy or nobility of the robe. -
Of a Patrician Family, Which Produced Many Illustrious Men‖
ADDRESSEE FATHER DOMENICO MARIA FEDERICI Father Domenico Maria Federici was born in Verona in 17391 ‖of a patrician family, which produced many illustrious men‖. ― He entered the Dominican Order when still very young and devoted his time to the study of literature and the sciences in the cities of Bologna, Genova and Padua. He was raised to the degree of professor in his Order and therefore the convents of Udine, Padua and Treviso profitted by his teaching…He consulted codices and turned libraries upside down in order to collect data regarding the history of the Middle Ages.‖ (Cf. Biografi Tal. Sc.). He became Provincial of the Order of Preachers in Treviso. Since he had lived the greatest part of his life in that city, he chose it as his country of adoption. To illustrate the religious, civil and artistic history, he even consulted Magdalene of Canossa who at that time was living her first religious experience among the Discalced of Verona. Federici died in Treviso in 1808 and was remembered by his nephew, Abbot Luigi Federici in a book printed in Verona in 1819, ―Gli elogi storici dei più illustri ecclesiastici veronesi‖. 1 The date of his birth differs from what some scholars wrote. The exact date was arrived at through research done in the Library of the Commune of Treviso, where the following works were consulted: a) Bibliografia, ed. Venezia, Tip. Alvisopoli, 1841, Vol. VIII, pg. 476; b) Bibliografie Universelle ancienne et moderne (supp FAU-Fu); c) A. Serena, Un Poligrafo of the sec. XVIII ed i suoi corrispondenti. -
THE ROSEAU CATHEDRAL: the 1924 Sanctuary
THE ROSEAU CATHEDRAL: the 1924 sanctuary. by Bernard Lauwyck In last week’s Chronicle we explored the sanctuary of the Roseau Cathedral dated 1905. In today’s article, we look at the sanctuary 19 years later, in 1924, 2 years after the death of Bishop Philip Schelfhaut C.Ss.R. His successor was, as he was, a Belgian Redemptorist missionary, who had worked in the West Indies for many years, James Moris C.Ss.R.. Bishop Philip Schelfhaut started the Ecclesiastical Bulletin of Roseau, which was published from 1907 by Father A. Finoulst. These bulletins have been one of my many sources on the history of the Catholic Church in Dominica. In 1909 The Dominica Chronicle was started as the official newspaper of the Catholic Church. I have been able, to create a composite picture of the 1924 Cathedral Sanctuary, based on a picture out of the Ecclesiastical Bulletin of Roseau. The original picture was taken during the 1924 Redemptorist mission, featuring a large black cross with the words : HEAVEN, DEATH, JUDGEMENT, HELL. This reminds me that the Redemptorists were called the “helleprekers” in Flanders: hell-preachers because they were very gifted preachers, warning and frightening people with the fires of hell. Mr. Stanley A.W. Boyd, a former editor of the Dominica Chronicle in his “a brief history of the Cathedral of Roseau” mentions that the Cathedral was finally “free of debt” and was officially consecrated in 1925 by Bishop J. Moris. I have not been able to confirm this consecration date from other sources, but we know that the Cathedral bazaars/ fundraisers had been very successful and enabled Bishop Schelfhaut to clear the debt left over from the 1907-1910 renovations. -
Shroud of Turin Exhibit Awes Observers
THE CATHOLIC SPECIAL SECTION May 29, 2015ommentator Vol. 53, No. 8 SERVING THE DIOCESE OF BATON ROUGE SINCE 1963 thecatholiccommentator.org C VALIDATING HISTORY Attendees at an “Encounter the Shroud” presentation at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Baton Rouge view a 14-foot replica of the Shroud of Turin. Photo by Debbie Shelley | The Catholic Commentator Shroud of Turin exhibit awes observers By Debbie Shelley With a “CSI Jerusalem: The Case of the Missing John 20:1-9, the disciples noted the linen cloth lying The Catholic Commentator Body” theme, Breault presented scientific, historical there, but no body. St. John describes something he and scriptural evidence which he said strongly sug- called a “sudarion” rolled up and in a place by itself. When a gift is purchased for someone, a receipt is gests the shroud is authentic. Accounts about the shroud shows that it has trav- given which shows the price of that gift. The Shroud The first piece of evidence is the 14-foot linen cloth eled extensively. of Turin is the “receipt” of the cost Christ paid for the where there is a front and back of a man with wounds Rome destroyed Jerusalem in 70 A.D. According salvation of humanity with his death on the cross, ac- consistent with someone who has been crucified. Cit- to the legend of Abgar, a cloth with an image of Jesus cording to Russ Breault, expert on the shroud at his ing Mark, 15:46, Breault noted that Jesus was buried was brought by Thaddeus of Edessa, one of the 70 dis- presentation, “Shroud Encounter,” May 9 at Sacred in a linen cloth according to Jewish custom. -
Ordföranden Har Ordet O O O O O O O O O O O O
WAITIKUBULI Nyhetsblad från Vänskapsföreningen Sverige-Dominica www.swedom.org Plusgiro 94 28 31-9 Årgång 16, Nummer 2 Redaktör Berith Granath, tel 08 643 26 80, [email protected] Juni 2012 minskat sina besök på Dominica. Minskningen uppgår till ca 30.000 besökare under 2011. Även antalet övernattande minskade med ca 6.000 personer 2011. Dominica har fått sitt första casino. Det ligger i Castle Comfort. Spännande och se hur det utvecklas. Helgen den 25-26 augusti kommer föreningen att arrangera ett medlemsmöte i Göteborg. Vi kommer att besöka Nya Älvsborgs Fästning och ha en gemensam middag i Göteborg. Ni kan läsa mer om detta i medlemsbladet. Jag hoppas att det blir en bra anslutning. Det var många år sedan vi anordnade ett medlemsmöte i Göteborg och jag är glad över att medlemmarna med västkustskoppling inte behöver ha så lång resväg. Jag önskar er och era familjer en fin sommar! Ruthine Ordföranden har Ordet O O O O O O O O O O O O Hej alla SWEDOM:s medlemmar! Medlemsmöte Göteborg Sommarvärmen har låtit vänta på sig men den kommer Lördag 25 augusti säkert med besked snart. Jag börjar med att tacka för förtroendet att få vara ordförande ett år till och hoppas att vi tillsammans kan hitta nya former för att stärka banden mellan Sverige och Dominica. Regeringen på Dominica har tagit ett lån från National Bank of Dominica på 20 miljoner ECD för att finansiera viss statlig verksamhet. Minister Ambrose George anger att lånet syftar till att alla åtaganden kan garanteras och att den statliga ekonomin är i balans.