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June 2018 Universal: Social Networks That Social Networks May Work Towards That Inclusiveness Which Re- Spects Others for Their Differences P ¡ ¢ £ s Intention for June 2018 Universal: Social Networks That social networks may work towards that inclusiveness which re- spects others for their differences. L ¤ ¥ ¦ § ¨ © ¥ ¦ ¤ © ¦ ¤ ¤ ¨ ¥ © © humility. Humility helps us to accept that God has created each one of us with ešyhanuhL eh« certain talents, with a certain fundamental áªâ¡f: ‘vd¡F tYñ£L»wtÇ‹ Jizbfh©L vijí« brŒa vd¡F M‰wš temperament. It assists us to accept this c©L’ (ãÈ 4:13) God-intended self, while always striving brã¡f: r_f tiyjs§fŸ midtiuí« mtut® ɤâahr§fnshL to develop, improve and mature. Humility mutiz¤J¡bfhŸs. offers its assistance to us in accepting our brašgl: eȪnjh® e‰fšÉ bgw e« cjÉ¡fu« Ú£l. present life-situation in so far as we can determine that this is God’s here and now design. If we are not properly humble, we ï«khj« ÉHh bfh©lhL« g§FfŸ can subtly rebel concerning the present. If we are unsatisfied with our present situation, we will fail to respond properly, 1. mDkªj‹g£o, öa MÉah® Mya« - #]‹ 04 ignoring the present opportunities, and we will complain the 2. Iuhtješÿ®, öa mªnjhÅah® Mya« - #]‹ 13 present situation is not giving us enough challenges, that it will fail to actuate a potential being wasted away on the 3. fhj¡»zW, öa mªnjhÅah® Mya« - #]‹ 13 performance of such prosaic tasks. 4. gH§fhe¤j«, öa mªnjhÅah® Mya« - #]‹ 13 Humility however is a necessity in our life. It means 5. k§fs§bfh«ò, öa mªnjhÅah® Mya« - #]‹ 13 that we have to strive to become more aware of the role of 6. âU¤j§fš, öa mªnjhÅah® Mya« - #]‹ 13 humility in our Christian living. Otherwise, we will never become 7. m«khg£o, öa mªnjhÅah® Mya« - #]‹ 13 sufficiently mature and strong Christians with God’s strength precisely because we are humble. In our pursuit of growth in 8. $ÉšÈò¤ö®, âUïUja M©lt® Mya« - #]‹ 23 humility, let us focus our eyes upon Jesus who invites us: “Take 9. rh¤ö®, âUïUja M©lt® Mya« - #]‹ 23 my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble 10. _Šá¡fš, âUïUja M©lt® Mya« - #]‹ 23 and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls”. 11. áªjiy¢nrÇ, âUïUja M©lt® Mya« - #]‹ 23 May God bless us, 12. ïuÆšnt fhyÅ, âUïUja M©lt® Mya«- #]‹ 23 Your loving Archbishop, 12. mŠršef®, ïilÉlh rfha m‹id Mya«- #]‹ 27 13. ghÞoa‹ ef®, öa gîš Mya« - #]‹ 29 ï¥g§FfËš g òÇí« g§F¤jªija®fS¡F«, Jwtw¤jhU¡F« ïiwk¡fS¡F« vdJ thœ¤J¡fS«, b#g§fS«. + M . Dr. Antony Pappusamy Archbishop of Madurai + nguha® mªnjhÅ gh¥òrhÄ 4 Please Note 1 © The monthly Recollection will be Vicariate level. 0 ¡ Sat E Grotto blessing, Rayapanpatti 2. The Solemnity of Sacred Heart of Jesus falls on 8th June, Friday 05 Tue M Education Council Meeting, NPC which is also commemorated as P s’ Sanctification Day. 06 Wed M St. Joseph’s Primary School Blessing, Samayanallur one’s own priesthood to mould it become like the Most Sacred 08 Fri M SMI Convent’s School Blessing, Samayanallur Heart of Jesus. 09 Sat E Feast Mass, Tanjure 3. DNL condemns the indiscriminate and unconstitutional shooting on the innocent citizens of India who were taking up a 10 Sun M Confirmation Mass, Othakadai th 100 day ! otest March in Tuticorin against the London based 11-15 Pastoral Theology Lectures, St. Paul’s Seminary Vedanta’sCopper Plant, Sterlite on 22ndinst. It is a state sponsored 16 Sat M Month’s Mind Mass, Holy Rosary Church terrorism and a genocide on Tamil people and country. The death toll exceeds 12. A Tuticorin diocesan priest also was seriously 17 Sun M Confirmation Mass, Shenbaganur injured by the bullet shot. DNL condemns such human rights 18-23 Pastoral Theology Lectures, St. Paul’s Seminary violations aimed at the Christians, landless people, farmers, Dalits, 23 Sat E Feast Mass, Anjal Nagar minorities, women and voiceless people of Tamilnadu. We resolve to protect and save the earth of Tamilnadu against the onslaught of 24 Sun E Jubilee Mass, Alangulam multinational companies and greedy politicians who roam about to * Appointments may be fixed by calling the Archbishop’s Secretary at replace the voiceless people from their own land and resources. + 1 94433 86761 or by mailing to [email protected]. 4. The Solemnity of Saints Paul and Peter falls on 29th Friday inst. Kindly procure a special collection of St. Peter’s Pence on H ¢ £ £ ¤ ¥ ¦ ¢ § ¨ The Archbishop & the Archdiocesan Priests wish the following 1st July, Sunday after having announced it to the people on 23rdinst. religious congregations, serving in our Archdiocese, a Kindly announce on the special collection – Communication Sunday st th blessed Feast Day. on 1 July and procure a Communication Sunday collection on 8 Society of the Holy Spirit - 4th June July. Franciscan Sisters of St. Aloysius Gonzaga (FSAG) - 21st June 5. Reminder to all the priests and nuns, both religious and diocesan, Oblate Sisters of Luibine (OSL) - 21st June for admission of poor Catholic boys and girls in our Institutions Brothers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (SHJ) - 22nd June such as Primary and Nursery Schools, Higher Secondary Schools, Sacred Heart Sisters (Vellore) - 22nd June Colleges, Technical Schools. Kindly follow the pastoral plan of rd Immaculate Heart of Mary (ICM) - 23 June the Archdiocese, i.e., “preference for the poor and neglected rd Franciscan Sisters of Immaculate Heart of Mary (FIHM) - 23 June people.” Sisters of St. John the Baptist (CSJB) - 23rdJune 5 6 6 " Condolence : DNL conveys its deep condolences and prayers to kJiu ca® kiwkht£l nkšÃiy¥ gŸËfË‹ 12« tF¥ò Fr. D. Maria Arul Selvam on the demise of his beloved brother nj®¢á Égu« 2017 -2018 th Mr.D. Arul Julian whom the Lord called to himself on 7 May t. Kjš nj®¢á 2018, and whose Funeral was officiated by our Archbishop on 9th v© gŸËÆ‹ bga®, ïl« kâ¥bg© rjåj« May with the large number of the presbyterium at the cemetery, 1. mky m‹id nkšÃiy¥gŸË, nj. áªjy¢nrÇ 1132 99 St. Mary’s. May the soul of the departed, rest in Peace! 2. M®.á. lî‹ nkšÃiy¥gŸË, bfhil¡fhdš 1101 73 7. The Archbishop has appointed Mr. A. Segar and Mr. Nicholas 3. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, kh§Fo Ûdh£áòu« 1101 100 as from the Parish of Lourdes Shrine, K. Pudur, Madurai as the 4. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, átfhá 1099 100 new Secretary and joint-Secretary of the Archdiocesan Commission 5. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, ÉUJef® 1096 98 for Laity respectively. The DNL welcomes them and wishes them 6. òÅj ãÇ£nlh nkšÃiy¥gŸË, PhdxËîòu« 1088 95.07 a fruitful ministry. 7. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, áY¡Fth®g£o 1082 100 8. Address Change - Ordo 2018: You are kindly requested to send 8. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, Ä¡nfšghisa« 1070 97 your address to me it there were to be made some changes in the 9. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, âUÉšÈò¤ö® 984 99 òÅj rntÇa® nkšÃiy¥gŸË, br©gf}® previous Ordo. If you do not send, you are responsible. Kindly 10. 967 76 send to whatsapp. 9443386761 or Email: kJiu ca® kiwkht£l¥ gŸËfË‹ 10« tF¥ò nj®¢á Égu« t. [email protected] - Fr. Samuel, Secretary Kjš nj®¢á v© gŸËÆ‹ bga®, ïl« kâ¥bg© rjåj« 1. mky m‹id nkšÃiy¥gŸË, nj. áªjy¢nrÇ 481 99 2. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, kh§Fo Ûdh£áòu« 473 100 3. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, átfhá 465 98 # $ % & ' ( ) , - . / ( 2 , & ' 3 ) 4 5 7 - % ( 8 9 - - : ) 4. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, Ä¡nfšghisa« 465 97 5. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, âUÉšÈò¤ö® 463 99 T ; < = < = > ? @ A B < C D E ? F > ; G > > ; A Archdiocese has a policy to impart. 6. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, áY¡Fth®g£o 453 99 Catechism and Moral Education to the students who study in our 7. M®.á. nkšÃiy¥gŸË, ÉUJef® 448 100 institutions (Diocesan and Religious Schools). So I strictly order that 8. òÅj ãÇ£nlh nkšÃiy¥gŸË, PhdxËîòu« 446 97 all the Schools (Correspondents and Headmasters) in our Archdiocese, 9. òÅj rntÇa® nkšÃiy¥gŸË, br©gf}® 403 99 whether run by diocese or run by men and women religious 10. M®.á. lî‹ nkšÃiy¥gŸË, bfhil¡fhdš 402 86 congregations, to purchase catechism and moral books from Madurai ca®Ãiy¥ gŸË Diocesan Christian Life commission, for the academic year 2018-2019. 1. òÅj Nira¥g® ca®Ãiy¥gŸË, rkaešÿ® 469 96 For all your book order and further enquiries contact 2. M®.á. ca®Ãiy¥gË, fhj¡»zW 466 99 Fr. A. Antony Samy (7598165989), Secretary, Christian Life 3. M®.á. ca®Ãiy¥gŸË, gH§fhe¤j« 462 96 4. M®.á. ca®Ãiy¥gŸË, c¤jkghisa« 455 99 Commission, Failure to implement this may bring serious consequences. 5. M®.á. ca®Ãiy¥gŸË, njÅ 442 99 Archbishop of Madurai. 6. M®.á. ca®Ãiy¥gŸË, ma‹e¤j«g£o 436 100 7. òÅj rntÇah® ca®Ãiy¥gŸË, f‹ÅnrÇò¤ö® 432 80 8. ntsh§f‹Å khjh c.Ã.gŸË, »UZzngÇ 414 100 7 8 bk£Ç¡ gŸËfË‹ nj®¢á Égu« 12« tF¥ò Sanctification prayer of Priests t. Kjš nj®¢á O God Most Loving Father, v© gŸËÆ‹ bga®, ïl« kâ¥bg© rjåj« with your priests and those who consecrated their lives to you, m‹id ntsh§f©Â bk£Ç¡ gŸË, t¤jy¡F©L 1. 1094 100 may we be fully and ever united to Christ. 2. òÅj ãÇ£nlh bk£Ç¡ gŸË, PhdxËîòu« - - May they be our constant guides in this oneness with you 3.
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