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Monthly Archives: October 2016
OUR FOUNDING VISION TODAY: MISSIONARIES TO THE POOR ACCORDING TO THE EXAMPLE OF MARY, WHO WAS FULLY ATTENTIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE POOR
We are members of the prophetic Church. While recognizing our own need for conversion, we bear witness to God’s holiness and justice. We announce the liberating presence of Jesus Christ and the new world born in his resurrection. We will … Continue reading
OUR FOUNDING VISION TODAY: PROPHETIC VOICES GUARANTEED BY CHARITY AND OBEDIENCE
We are members of the prophetic Church… This prophetic mission is carried out in communion with the Church, in conformity with the directives of the hierarchy and in dependence on our Superiors. CC&RR, Constitution 9 In all our ministries, prophetic voices … Continue reading
OUR FOUNDING VISION TODAY: PROPHETIC VOICES MUST NOT BE STIFLED, BUT HEARD, TESTED, AND SUPPORTED
We are members of the prophetic Church… This prophetic mission is carried out in communion with the Church, in conformity with the directives of the hierarchy and in dependence on our Superiors. CC&RR, Constitution 9 Responding to the call of … Continue reading
OUR FOUNDING VISION TODAY: LIVING “NEXT DOOR” TO THE POOR IN PLACE AND THROUGH GLOBAL ACTION
Action on behalf of justice, peace and the integrity of creation is an integral part of evangelization. Responding to the call of the Spirit, some Oblates identify themselves with the poor, sharing their life and commitment to justice; others are … Continue reading
OUR FOUNDING VISION TODAY: IDENTIFYING WITH THE POOR AND SHARING THEIR LIFE AND COMMITMENT TO JUSTICE
Action on behalf of justice, peace and the integrity of creation is an integral part of evangelization. Responding to the call of the Spirit, some Oblates identify themselves with the poor, sharing their life and commitment to justice; others are … Continue reading
OUR FOUNDING VISION TODAY: FINANCE AT THE SERVICE OF MISSION
Action on behalf of justice, peace and the integrity of creation is an integral part of evangelization. Responding to the call of the Spirit, some Oblates identify themselves with the poor, sharing their life and commitment to justice; others are … Continue reading