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November 2018 Charisletter NOVEMBER 2018 Volume 18 Issue 9 A Love Offering will be accepted on behalf of the ministry of the Catholic Center for Charismatic Renewal (CCCR) Fr. Bob Hogan, BBD Dan Dúet Director Asst. Director WASHING OF THE HANDS MASS, DECEMBER 1, 2018 Every year the Charismatic Center (CCCR) and all our associated groups come together to offer our service to the Lord for the new Church Year at our bilingual Washing of the Hands Mass. We have our hands washed as a sign of our commitment to be servants of the Lord and the Holy Spirit. Usually this is the first Saturday of Advent. This year it falls on The Feast of the Immaculate Conception (December 8) when the Churches are not available. We have moved up our celebration to December 1 which is the Saturday the day before Advent starts: December 1 at 10:00am at St. Henry Church, followed by a social in the St. Henry Cafeteria All the members of our Spanish and English prayer groups are encouraged to come as we pray for a new anointing of the Holy Spirit for the new Church Year. Please encourage your members to come. Our unity can lead to a powerful outpouring of the Holy Spirit as we prepare for our March 1-2, 2019 Conference on the theme, Miracles Never Ending. You will be able to pick up posters and registration forms for the March conference at the social after the Mass. You will also hear more about the coming conference at the Mass. Hope to see you there. I am grateful for all those who helped with three recent fund raisers for the Center. The Spanish Service Committee hosted a dinner and concert at St Henry Hall. Barca San Pedro also hosted a dinner and concert at St. Henry’s Hall. Thirdly, we had our Pray, Shop, Eat event. Thanks to all! MISA DE PURIFICACION DE MANOS, DICIEMBRE 1, 2018 Cada año el Centro Carismático (CCCR) y todos los grupos de oración asociados a este se reúnen para ofrecer sus servicios al Señor en una Misa bilingüe de purificación de manos. Nos lavamos las manos como signo de nuestro compromiso de ser siervos del Señor y el Espíritu Santo. Usualmente tenemos este evento el primer Sábado de Adviento el cual este año coincide con la Fiesta a la Inmaculada Concepción (Diciembre 8) cuando las parroquias no están abiertas y es por eso que hemos movido nuestra celebración para el 1 de Diciembre que es el sábado cuando comienza la celebración de Adviento. Diciembre 1 a las 10:00am en la Iglesia San Henry, seguida por un tiempo de fraternidad Todos los miembros de los grupos de oración Inglés y Español están invitados. A los líderes de grupo se les pide que animen a sus miembros a asistir para que nuestra unidad traiga consigo un fuerte avivamiento del Espíritu Santo en nuestro Centro como nos preparamos para nuestra Conferencia de Marzo 1-2, 2019, con el tema: Los Milagros Nunca Terminan. Podrán recoger posters y formas de inscripción para la conferencia. Pronto les daremos más información acerca de este evento y espero verlos ahí. Le agradezco a todos los que participaron en los últimos tres eventos para recabar fondos. En el mes de Septiembre, El Comité Hispano organizo una cena-concierto en el Salón de la parroquia San Henry. Dos semanas más tarde, en Octubre, La Barca de San Pedro también organizo una cena-concierto en el mismo salón. Por último, tuvimos nuestro evento de Oración, Compra y Comida el 29 de Octubre. Gracias a todos! November 2018 - Page 2 CCCR Monthly Teaching:- October A BALANCED APPROACH TO LIVING AND MINISTERING IN THE HOLY SPIRIT: Ways That People Can Become Unbalanced? The CCCR offers a teaching every month with few exceptions. This past month was a good look at establishing a balance in our spiritual journey in the Holy Spirit. The teaching was for anyone who wanted to grow in the wisdom and strength to lvie a full a balanced approach to both living and ministering in the Holy Spirit. Presented by Fr. Bob Hogan, BBD, the teaching was a great help for us to grow in maturity in the Holy Spirit. He covered four primary areas: 1 - Establishing a balance between: Prayer Life, Ministry, and Family/Community 2 - Seven steps to a balanced approach to Prayer Ministry: - Listening with compassion and discernment for evaluation and wisdom - Faith and evangelization - Repentence and forgiveness - Healing (emotions, memories, thinking) - Deliverance - Empowerment with the Holy Spirit - Ministry under authority and understanding one’s limits 3 - Balancing service and holiness. 4 - The Serenity Prayer as an example of how to balance one’s approach to “action” and “waiting on the Lord”. This was a very practical teaching that allowed for immediate application. Thank you to Fr. Bob and to all who were gathered. Come, Holy Spirit! (LEFT) Despite the seats in the front row being empty - we ARE good Catholics, aren’t we, LOL - there were approximately 70 people in attendance! The Prayer Group at Prince of Peace just hosted a very successful one-day ‘Life in the Spirit Seminar’ on October 13, with 65 people in attendance. (RIGHT) Guest speaker Mario Ortiz from Holy Family in New Braunfels. (Far RIGHT) Participants at the PoP Life in the Spirit Seminar, Oct. 13. November 2018 - Page 3 ¡Tiempo de Testimonio! - María Reyes El 30 de Septiembre del 2011 mi eposo y cumplíamos 7 años de casados cuando lo traje al grupo de oración “La Hora Milagrosa”. El venía muy mal, no podía dormir y yo me la pasaba cuidándolo durante la Noche. Tampoco podía comer solo y yo tenía que darle de comer en la boca. Todo esto era muy difícil para mí y entre en una depresión muy fuerte. Mediante este grupo de oración, el Señor nos liberó y ahora seguimos viniendo al grupo de oración. Le damos las gracias a Dios por su inmensa bondad. Alabado sea Dios por siempre y para siempre. Time for Testimony! - María Reyes I was on September 30th of 2011 when I brought my husband to the prayer group “The Miracle Hour.” We had been married for 7 years that date. He was very ill; was not able to eat unaided and could not sleep. I had to feed him in the mouth and stay awake with him during the nights. His illness was a tremendous emotional load for me and I got very depressed. Thanks to the prayers from our group members, God healed my husband and we continue to be part of this prayer group. Blessed be God forever. His mercy has no boundaries, and we will forever praise him with thanksgiving. Coming in January 2019 to the CCCR: Increasing our Resources for You “Holy Spirit: Giver of the Gifts” In the Charismatic Community we need to be One of the goals of the CCCR is to provide mindful not to forget all of the many gifts the as many resources as possible to support Holy Spirit has blessed both the Church and the Prayer Groups. ourselves with. To that end, Dan Dúet will begin a series of weekly presentations that will We have a good many resources available focus on just one gift each week and will at the Book/Gift Store as well as on the include a prayer for an increase in that gift for website. However, there is a growing all who so desire. request for videos of some of the Among the more common names the teachings that go on here at the CCCR and groupings of gifts are referred to include the at individual Prayer Groups. “Sanctifying”, the “Motivational”, the “Ministry”, and of course, the “Manifestation” Let’s make this happen! If you have or “Charismatic”. We will explore the attributes knowledge, or know someone who does, in that are associated with each gift. how to make professional recordings of Come join us in the Upper Meeting Room at live teachings and other events, please the Center for the first session on Tuesday, contact Dan Dúet at 210-226-7545. January 8 - “Wisdom”. Fellowship at 6pm, Praise and Worship at 7pm, followed by the If you have ideas for additional resources presentation, small or large group discussion, the CCCR can develop/provide that would intercessory prayers, final prayer and closing increase the effectiveness or your ministry, song. For more detailed information, go to the please let Dan know. Thanks!! ‘Calendar’ tab at: www.danduet.com November 2018 - Page 4 Back to the Basics There continues to be very positive feedback regarding this idea of getting ’Back to the Basics’ with the installments of Fr. Bob’s teachings, “Explaining Catholic Charismatic Renewal” and “The Full Role of the Holy Spirit”. What other topics would you like to see in an upcoming Charisletter? Just let me know by sending an email to: [email protected]. - Dan Dúet, Asst. Director (This is the second of 2 parts: “The Full Role of the Holy Spirit”, Fr. Bob Hogan, BBD) The Full Role of the Holy Spirit (continued) Building Communities That Witness to a Renewed Catholic Life At the very beginning of his ministry Jesus forms a community of followers (12 apostles, 72 disciples, a group of women who traveled with him, 120 gathered in the upper room before Pentecost). The God of Israel had always made covenants with his people, saying that he would be their God, if they would be his people. Jesus tells us that where two or three are gathered in his name he is in their midst.
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