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THE POOR TEACH US THE WAY OF HOPE, FOR THE CHURCH AND FOR THE WORLD (Rule 8a)
We will let our lives be enriched by the poor and the marginalized as we work with them, for they can make us hear in new ways the Gospel we proclaim. We must always be sensitive to the mentality of … Continue reading
PILGRIMS AND WAYFARERS, ALWAYS READY TO SET OUT (Constitution 8)
To seek out new ways for the Word of God to reach their hearts often calls for daring; to present Gospel demands in all clarity should never intimidate us. (Constitution 8) The Church recognizes this quality in our Oblate Charismatic … Continue reading
CONSTANTLY SEEKING NEW WAYS OF DARING TO PRESENT THE GOSPEL (Constitution 8)
To seek out new ways for the Word of God to reach their hearts often calls for daring; to present Gospel demands in all clarity should never intimidate us. Constitution 8 The description of his preaching by the great evangelist, … Continue reading
NEVER INTIMIDATED BY THE CHALLENGE OF PRESENTING THE GOSPEL (Constitution 8)
We will always be close to the people with whom we work, taking into account their values and aspirations. To seek out new ways for the Word of God to reach their hearts often calls for daring; to present Gospel … Continue reading
CLOSENESS TO THE POOR MEANS LOVING AND BEING LOVED (Constitution 8)
We will always be close to the people with whom we work, taking into account their values and aspirations. To seek out new ways for the Word of God to reach their hearts often calls for daring; to present Gospel … Continue reading
CLOSENESS TO THE POOR BRINGS WONDERFUL CONSOLATION TO THE MISSIONARY (Constitution 8)
We will always be close to the people with whom we work, taking into account their values and aspirations. Constitution 8 Eugene’s diary is filled with descriptions that show his closeness to his flock. Some examples: Confirmation for a poor … Continue reading
BEING CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE REGARDLESS OF THEIR NATIONALTY IN WAR (Constitution 8)
We will always be close to the people with whom we work, taking into account their values and aspirations. Constitution 8 In the midst of a war with Austria which France had won, the old Bishop Eugene ministered to the … Continue reading
BEING CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE BECAUSE EACH ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO BE LISTENED TO BY THEIR PASTOR (Constitution 8)
We will always be close to the people with whom we work, taking into account their values and aspirations. Constitution 8 One of Eugene’s earliest biographers, Rey (I, p 38), shows how Eugene remained faithful to this program of being … Continue reading
BEING CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE AS SEARCHING FOR EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO DO SO (C8)
We will always be close to the people with whom we work, taking into account their values and aspirations. Constitution 8 Unlike many bishops of his time who were unapproachable and prioritized administration, Eugene’s behavior as an Oblate would be … Continue reading
BEING CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE AS THE WAY OF LIVING OUR OBLATION FOR THEM (Constitution 8)
We will always be close to the people with whom we work, taking into account their values and aspirations. Constitution 8 When Eugene became Bishop of Marseilles in 1837 he made a statement that was to sum up the next … Continue reading