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INHALT Vorwort 10 1 Internationale Allianz Katholischer Ritter (IACK) INHALT Vorwort 10 1 Internationale Allianz Katholischer Ritter (IACK) 18 2 Internationales Militärapostolat (AMI) 20 3 Herolde des Evangeliums (EP) 23 4 Internationaler Katholischer Verband für Mädchen- und Frauensozialarbeit (ACISJF) 26 5 Katholischer Weltverband für Kommunikation (SIGNIS) 29 6 Vereinigung „Gemeinschaft Domenico Tardini" 32 7 Vereinigung „Gemeinschaft Papst Johannes XXIII." 34 8 Vereinigung der Salesianischen Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter Don Boscos (SMDB) 37 9 Vereinigung Unbeflecktes Herz Mariens, Mutter der Barmherzigkeit oder TUUS TOTUS (U.H.M) 42 10 Gemeinschaft der Heiligen Familie 45 11 Internationale Vereinigung der Katharinaten 47 12 Internationale Vereinigung der Caritasverbände (AIC) 49 13 Internationale Vereinigung Glaube und Licht 52 14 Internationale Vereinigung der Missionare für eine Politik in Liebe 55 15 Laienvereinigung Memores Domini 58 16 Private Internationale Vereinigung „Pro Deo et fratribus - Familie Mariens" (PDF-FM) 60 17 Internationale Bäuerliche und Ländliche Vereinigung (ICRA) 63 18 Vereinigung hl. Benedikt, Patron Europas (ASBPE) 65 19 Gemeinschaft des hl. Franz von Sales 67 20 Vereinigung der stillen Arbeiter des Kreuzes (SODC) 70 21 Missionarischer Säkularkarmel (CMS) 73 22 Caritas International (Cl) 75 digitalisiert durch: Die geistlichen Gemeinschaften der Katholischen Kirche IDS Luzern [2004] 23 Katholisches Internationales Zentrum der Zusammenarbeit mit der UNESCO (CCIC) 78 24 Katholisches Internationales Zentrum von Genf (CCIG) 80 25 Echte Freundschaft 82 26 Internationales Katholisches Komitee für die Zigeuner (CCIT) 84 27 Internationales Katholisches Komitee der Krankenschwestern und der Medizinisch-Sozialen Assistentinnen (CICIAMS) 86 28 Internationale Katholische Kommission für die Migrationsfragen (CICM) 88 29 Gemeinschaften ADSIS (ADSIS) 90 30 Katholische Integrierte Gemeinde (KIG) 92 31 Katholische Gemeinschaft Shalom 95 32 Gemeinschaft „Chemin Neuf" (CCN) 98 33 Gemeinschaft Emmanuel 101 34 Gemeinschaft der Seligpreisungen 105 35 Gemeinschaft Brot des Lebens 109 36 Gemeinschaft Sant'Egidio 112 37 Gemeinschaft Christlichen Lebens (GCL) 116 38 Marianistische Laiengemeinden (MLG) 119 39 Missionsgemeinschaft von Villaregia (CMV) 122 40 Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Berufsverbände Christlicher Arbeitnehmerinnen in der Hauswirtschaft (IAG) 125 41 Internationale Konföderation von Freiwilligenzentren des Leidens (CVS) 127 42 Weltbund der ehemaligen Schülerinnen und Schüler der Töchter Mariens, Hilfe der Christen (FMA) 129 43 Konferenz der Internationalen Katholischen Organisationen (COIC) ... 132 44 Katholische internationale Konferenz der Pfadfinderinnen (CICG) .... 135 45 Katholische Internationale Konferenz des Pfadfindertums (CICS) 137 46 Amigonianer-Mitarbeiter (CC.AA) 140 47 Mitarbeiter des Opus Dei 142 48 Internationale Koordination der christlichen Arbeiterjugend (CIJOC) ... 144 49 Equipes Notre-Dame (END) 147 50 Internationale Vereinigung katholischer Männer (FIHC-Unum Omnes) 150 51 Internationaler Zusammenschluss pfarreilicher katholischer Organisationen (FIMCAP) 153 52 Internationale Vereinigung der katholischen Landarbeiterbewegungen (Fl MARC) 156 53 Internationale Vereinigung der Pueri Cantores (FIPC) 159 54 Internationale Föderation der katholischen Blindenvereinigungen (FIDACA) 161 55 Internationaler Zusammenschluss katholischer Ärztevereinigungen (FIAMC) 164 56 Internationaler Zusammenschluss der Gemeinschaften der Arche (Die Arche) 167 57 Internationaler Verband katholischer Universitäten (FIUC) 170 58 Internationale Föderation der katholischen Apotheker und Apothekerinnen (FIPC) 173 59 Weltföderation der Werke der nächtlichen Anbetung des Sakramentes Jesu 176 60 Fondacio. Christen für die Welt (Fondacio) 178 61 Internationales Forum der Katholischen Aktion (FIAC) 181 62 Foyers de Charite 183 63 Katholischer Verbund der charismatischen Bundesgemeinschaften und-Vereinigungen (Catholic Fraternity) 186 64 Gemeinschaft Charles de Foucauld (FCF) 189 65 Christliche Interkontinentale Gemeinschaft der chronisch Kranken und körperlich Behinderten (FCIPMH/genannt: Frater) 191 66 Gemeinschaft der Gruppen des hl. Thomas von Aquin (FASTA) 193 67 Gemeinschaft und Befreiung (CL = Comunione e Liberazione) 196 68 Internationale unabhängige christliche Jugend (JICI) 200 69 Internationale katholische studierende Jugend (JECI) 202 70 Promotorengruppe der Bewegung für eine bessere Welt (BBW) 205 71 Begegnungen zur Förderung Jugendlicher (EPJ) 208 72 Weltweite Begegnung von Eheleuten (WWME) 210 73 Begegnung von Ehepaaren 212 74 Institut für Weltevangelisierung - ICPE-Mission 214 75 Theresianisches Institut (I. T.) 217 76 Arbeiter des Gebetes und des Lebens fTOV) 219 77 Legion Mariens 221 78 Marianische Initiative - P. Kolbe (M.l.) 224 79 Miliz Jesu Christi (MJC) 228 80 Apostolische Bewegung von Schönstatt 231 81 Apostolische Bewegung Regnum Christi 234 82 Kontemplative, missionarische Bewegung „Charles de Foucauld" .... 236 83 Laienbewegung der Claretiner (MSC) 238 84 Geistliche Bewegung „Vivere In" 240 85 Bewegung christlichen Lebens (MVC) . 242 86 Jugendbewegung der Salesianer (MGS) 244 87 Internationale Bewegung ATD Vierte Welt (ATD Quart Monde) 246 88 Internationale Apostolatsbewegung unabhängiger sozialer Schichten (MIAMSI) 250 89 Internationale Bewegung katholischer Intellektueller (MllC-Pax Romana) 252 90 Internationale Bewegung katholischer Studenten (MIEC-Pax Romana) 255 91 Internationale katholische Land- und Bauernjugendbewegung (MIJARC) 257 92 Internationale Bewegung für das Kinderapostolat (MIDADE) 259 93 Bewegung Licht-Leben 261 94 Weltbewegung christlicher Arbeiter (MMTC) 264 95 Oase-Bewegung 267 96 Theresianische Apostolatsbewegung (MTA) 270 97 Werk Mariens (Fokolar-Bewegung) 272 98 Werk von Nazareth (ODN) 276 99 Werk des Heiligen Johannes von Ävila 279 100 Werk der Heiligen Theresa 281 8 101 Internationales Kolpingwerk (IKW) 283 102 Welt-Sekretariat der Cursillo-Bewegung (OMCC) 286 103 Organisation der ehemaligen Schüler und Schülerinnen katholischer Einrichtungen (OMAAEEC = OMAEC) 289 104 Herzpunkt 291 105 Schule des Kreuzes 293 106 „Folge mir" - Laiengruppe zur Förderung menschlich-christlicher Werte 295 107 Charismatische Erneuerung in der Katholischen Kirche (ICCRS) .... 298 108 Jugendliche im Dienst der Mission (SERMIG) 301 109 Vincenzgemeinschaft (SSVP) 304 110 Eheleute für Christus (CFC) 307 111 Internationales katholisches Büro für die Kinderzeit (BICE) 309 112 Internationales Büro des katholischen Erziehungswesens (OIEC) ... 311 113 Schönstatt-Frauenbund 314 114 Katholische Weltunion der Presse (UCIP) 317 115 Vereinigung des Katholischen Apostolats (Unio) (UAC) 320 116 Internationale katholische Vereinigung der Esperantisten (IKUE) .... 323 117 Internationale Vereinigung christlicher Unternehmer (VCU = Vereinigung christlicher Unternehmer) (UNIARAC) 325 118 Internationale Vereinigung katholischer Juristen (UIJC) 328 119 Katholische Pfadfinderschaft Europas (UIGSE-FSE) 330 120 Weltvereinigung der katholischen Lehrer (WUCT) 333 121 Weltunion Katholischer Frauenverbände (WUCWO) 336 122 Gemeinschaft des Blutes Christi (USC) 338 123 Vie Montante Internationale (VMI) 340 Wir haben uns bemüht, alle Informationen sorgfältig zu recherchieren. 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