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October 2014 Volume 13 No September - October 2014 Volume 13 No. 5 News & Views Assumption Province …In the original beautiful sanctuary, where many statues once stood in niches, they placed urinals and washrooms… Page 11 A Message from the Provincial… As I begin my second term as Provincial, I Contents would like to thank you for your kind support expressed by your votes and most importantly by your words of personal encouragement, Page 3 Installation Page 4 Youth Mission prayers and sincerity. I also ask you to continue praying for me and our new Provincial Page 6 Scholarships Administration. Page 7 35 Years of St. The tasks for the next 3 years for all of us are Maximillian Parish well designed and spelled out in the letter of our Page 10 Justice & Peace General Councillor, Fr. Warren Brown, who Page 11 25 Years of Oblates during the provincial consultation listened to in the Ukraine you very carefully. You have spoken with him Page 17 Bro. Paul Patrick about community life, our mission, leadership, Page 18 Advent Retreat formation and financial stewardship. I am very much convinced that if we respond in a positive way to the identified challenges we can bring a new energy and a new life to our Province. "Your destiny is to be apostles, and so tend within your hearts the sacred fire that the Holy Spirit lights there..." - St. Eugene de Mazenod - September - October 2014 Volume 13 No. 5 We know that our future lies in God’s hands but also in the hands of all of us. This is the time that we have to demand from ourselves even more than we have up until now. We have to dedicate time and energy to build a better and inspiring Oblate community, which will invite young people to live a fascinating religious life. Just recently I spoke with a person who was trying to discern her vocation and she said: “Wherever I went for a discernment program, I was looking not only for a religious community but a living community”. Young people are drawn to communities by their authentic and sincere religious life, which brings spiritual fulfilment and true joy. Promoting vocations is not only our priority but also the future of our Province. I must say that our Triennium program given to us by our Congregation has been an incredible chance for us. It is a time of grace – a Kairos, time of renewal and discernment of our future. It is up to each one of us to a certain extent how much we take advantage of this opportunity. I will do whatever is possible to make sure that each one of us has a chance to experience again the joy of being called to be an apostle of the Risen Christ and an Oblate of Mary Immaculate. For this reason I will continue to invite you to attend the De Mazenod experience in Aix and nurture a prayerful life in our local communities. It has been almost a year since we started our jubilee program. Now we can honestly look from a perspective at what has been done in our personal and community life in terms of conversion. If you did not do anything do not lose heart, but know that only two more years are left or less. May our founder St. Eugene de Mazenod continue to inspire us in our religious life and missionary zeal! Fr. Marian Gil OMI 2 September - October 2014 Volume 13 No. 5 Installation of the new Provincial Administration On October 22, the installation of the Provincial Administration took place at St. Casimir’s Church in Toronto in the presence of the Toronto District members. It was preceded by adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and reflections on the Holy Eucharist from scripture and writings of our founder. Fr. Warren Brown, as a General Councillor and delegate of Father Superior General, promulgated the decree. The first Provincial Council Meeting of the new Provincial Administration took place following the installation at St. Casimir’s Parish. Fr. Marian Gil OMI Fr. Chris Pulchny OMI Fr. Wojciech Kowal OMI Fr. Jacek Nosowicz OMI Fr. Wojciech Kurzydlo OMI Provincial 1st Consultor 2nd Consultor 3rd Consultor 4th Consultor 3 September - October 2014 Volume 13 No. 5 Oblate Youth on a Mission in Madagascar This summer, we had the opportunity to travel to Madagascar with a group of 11 young adults from the Toronto area Oblates of Mary Immaculate Parishes. We were accompanied by Fr. Marcin Serwin OMI and Fr. Piotr Nowak OMI. The purpose of our trip was to experience missionary life and the life of the people in Madagascar. For three weeks we worked with the members of various missions, teaching the basics of the English language, math, health and geography. We attended Masses in the Malagasy language and learned many of the local traditions. Fr. Marcin kept us busy, making sure we weren’t sleeping more than 4 hours a day. The days were long and hard, physically, emotionally and spiritually, but the joy we saw in the people we crossed paths with, gave us the extra push we needed. How could people who have so little be so much happier than those of us who have everything we could possibly want? Our journey began the moment each of us signed up with Fr. Marcin for the experience. For three months prior to our departure we spent our weekends fundraising and raising awareness for our experience. In the evenings, after days spent at our jobs, we would each work on our assigned projects. Every program we presented and taught in the villages of Madagascar was created by members of our team. We worked hard on learning the Malagasy language in the hope that we would be better able to communicate with the local people. By learning the “Our Father” we would often surprise parishioners when we started praying with them. For them, hearing a “guest” speak their language was a new experience for them. They would help us with pronunciation when we had troubles and we would give them lessons in English and teach them something new. They opened their homes to us and welcomed us with songs and dances. The children played with us, gave us smiles and hugs from which you could feel the love pouring out. And still we asked how they could be so happy. 4 September - October 2014 Volume 13 No. 5 The answer came to us during the final days of our experience. Along with the parishioners of the St. John Paul II Parish in Morondava, we built a fence around a new chapel that had been built in an outlying village in the bush. There was only one Catholic family in that village, but they were sure the faith would grow. That was our greatest eye-opener, the growing faith gave these people something to believe in; the knowledge that God still cared for them and looked out for them. One evening during adoration by candle-light, we looked around us and saw how deeply the people were praying. Every word, every moment, they had faith that their prayers would be heard. During our final drive back to the capital from which we would travel back home, we saw an accident happen. A van transporting people from village to village over turned. Without waiting or questioning their safety, anyone who could was helping the passengers to safety. It was the sense of community that finally gave us our answer. The people of Madagascar are so happy with so little because they have more than we do. They have a strong belief is faith and an amazing sense of community that unites them into a great family. Those are the things that matter to them and make them see true joy in life, the fact that they live not for themselves, but for others, to share their love. Even though Fr. Marcin told us how enriching this experience would be, we left for Madagascar thinking that we would teach the people we meet more than they could ever learn on their own. When we think back now, the very opposite happened. The people of Madagascar taught us more than we could have ever learned on our own. They showed us what life is truly about and that we don’t need everything and anything to be happy. Our faith and community will always be there for us and that is enough. Each of us changed during this experience. It might not have been a big change, but it opened our eyes and made us see clearly for the first time in our young lives. We would like to thank the Missionary Oblates in Madagascar for making this experience possible for us. They became a part in making us who we are. Thank you. The Young Oblate Missionaries from Canada. 5 September - October 2014 Volume 13 No. 5 St. Maximilian Kolbe Presents Scholarships This year, St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish has provided 20 youth with scholarships! 6 September - October 2014 Volume 13 No. 5 35 Years of St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish! St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish is the largest Polish parish outside of Poland. On th Sunday, October 5, 2014 they celebrated the 35 anniversary of the establishment and 30th anniversary of the consecration of the church – the largest Polish church in the Toronto metropolitan. The parish prepared for these celebrations for over a year with a parish mission led by Oblates from Poland. The pastor wrote in the parish bulletin that, “exactly one year ago, in September, we started the Jubilee Year, which began with a retreat conducted by the Franciscan Fathers of Niepokalanow and Montreal, and the construction of the catechetical centre.
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