FMA PCI MEET 2014 - GUWAHATI
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| Inaugural function of PCI |
The Six Provincials of FMA India with the Provincial Delegates for General Chapter XXIII gathered at Auxilium Provincial House, Guwahati for the PCI Meet 2014 from 14th to 16th April. The meeting was headed by Sr. Kathleen Tylor, the General Councilor from Rome.
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| Sr. Kathleen Taylor, General Councilor, Six Provincials of India, Province Delegates for GC XXIII with 17 vibrant Juniorate Sisters of INM, INC, INS, ING |
CANONICAL VISITATION
Hearty
Welcome to Dear Sr. Kathleen Taylor
to the
Province of Mater Ecclesiae, Guwahati
FMA, ING, Provincial Circular
Auxilium Provincial House
Christian Basti, GMC Road, Dispur
Guwahati – 781 005, Assam, India
Cir. EG/05/2014 May 4, 2014
Be very devoted to the Virgin Mary, our most tender Mother. Imitate her virtues, especially humility, purity and reserve. If you act this way you will be happy in life and in death”
St. Maria Domenica Mazzarello
Affectionate greetings from Auxilium Provincial House!
We are still in the Season of Easter and so I wish all of you the blessings of this holy season. For our reflection this time I have chosen a passage from the letter of St. Paul to the people of Corinth: The foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength. (1Cor 1:25)
Jesus
knew very well that his mission had to be continued by others after he returns
to his Father. Therefore before
accomplishing his task on earth and commending his life into the hands of his
Beloved Father, he chose and trained His successors who would ensure continuity
to this all important mission of the salvation of the human race. But the Lord
who said ‘my kingdom is not of this world’ used an interesting selection
strategy. He never looked for a group of perfect people. He never looked for
their academic qualifications. He never asked them to show their credentials,
because he could read into their hearts. His interview techniques were so
different, so fascinating and so compelling. He just called them by name in
most cases. He invited them to follow him and to stay with him. His core group
consisted of 12 men whom He trained to be his apostles and closest
collaborators.
The 12 were from different backgrounds
and of different temperaments. Yet He chose them and accompanied them for 3
years before He could send them out as His messengers. He chose Peter and Andrew who were fishermen.
Among them, Peter was impetuous by temperament and blundered to the point of
being called Satan and an obstacle to His divine mission. But he repented and
turned to the Lord every time he faltered. Jesus called Mathew, the tax
collector who was hated for his lucrative skill of extortion of money. He
called Thomas, the unbelieving one who later would be very skeptical about His
resurrection. He called James and John,
the fiery sons of thunder who wanted immediate destruction of the cities that
refused to welcome Jesus and who were ambitious to sit at His right and His
left. He called those who, after all his
lessons on humility and servant leadership, were disputing as to who among them
was the greatest. He chose the greedy and treacherous Judas Iscariot inspite of
knowing that he was going to betray him. Indeed Jesus’ way of looking at people
was so different. For all human
standards and calculations Jesus had done the most foolish thing to choose men
of this type and entrust to them His work.
Jesus could have called as Apostles men
who were more cultured and educated, men who were more eloquent in worldly
terms, men who would be more loyal to him etc…. But he chose these men to be
the foundation of his kingdom, proving that the foolishness of God is wiser than human
wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger
than human strength. As
a master trainer and excellent human resource manager he accepted them as they
were, accompanied and transformed them into a powerful team of men that
made the maximum impact on the world.
Looking at our vocation stories we see a
similar situation. We could apply to our call the words of St. Paul addressed
to the Corinthians: “Consider your own calling brothers (sisters), not many of
you were wise by human standards, not many were powerful, not many were of
noble birth. Rather, God chose the foolish of the world to shame the wise, and
God chose the weak of the world to shame the strong, God chose the lowly and
despised of the world, those who count for nothing, to reduce to nothing those
who are something, so that no human being
might boast before God…….. ‘Whoever boasts should boast in the Lord”. (1
Cor 26-31)
Like the Apostles He chose 2000 years
ago, Jesus chose each one of us to share in His mission. He picked us up from
different backgrounds and brought us into where we are today. We too are of
different temperaments. Some of us blunder like Peter and get into trouble.
Some are like the sons of thunder with avenging attitudes. Some are like the
unbelieving Thomas with tendency to argue, question and demand proofs. Like
Judas some of us may have mixed values and say “what a waste” or “what a show”
or “what is the use” when a good action is done by another. While Jesus was
talking about his passion and death there was a group of them talking about who
was the greatest among them. Likewise, our actions may be coloured by petty
jealousies and childish rivalries forgetting the real essence of our call. We
need not be ashamed or discouraged if we happen to fall in the category of any
of these. We just have to allow Jesus
into our lives. Allow Him to transform our lives as He transformed the Apostles.
Allow him to write a new page in our personal history each day. We will then
experience the power of God working through our weakness. Let us also cultivate
the attitudes of Jesus towards one another – the attitude of love, of
compassion and the readiness to look at each other with a positive glace.
“Rejoice”
This
is running theme of the Easter season. This is also the theme for the Year of
Consecrated life. Referring to it, our beloved Mother Yvonne, in her Circular
No. 945 elaborates beautifully the theme of Joy. In it she gives us the reason
to rejoice. She says: Rejoice, because the Lord has thought of you. Rejoice
because as in the life of Mary the Lord is doing great things in our life as
well. Joy comes from the Lord’s presence, from being in vital
relationship with Him. The Lord is Joy! May we discover each day more and more the
beauty of our consecrated life and the joy of being “mothers who generate
life”.
Honour
to Mary and Our Salesian Saints
May is the month dedicated to our Blessed
Mother and we are privileged to honour her under the title of Help of
Christians. Love for Mary is something engraved in the hearts of each of us her
daughters and Mary occupies a special place in the history of our vocation to
this dear Congregation willed and desired by her. Let us strive each day to
resemble her more and more and become an active stone contributing to the
beauty of the Living Monument to Mary that Don Bosco wanted us to be. Don Bosco
told our first Sisters: “You belong to a religious family that is all Mary’s…….
Let your beautiful title of Daughters of Mary Help of Christians be your glory
and often think that your Institute is to be a Living Monument of Don Bosco’s
gratitude to the great Mother of God under the title of Help of Christians”.
(Cronistoria pg 303)
I wish you a very Happy Feast of our
Mother as well the feast of St. Dominic Savio on the 6th of May and
the Feast of our Co-foundress on 13th May. May the example of
Dominic Savio, the teenage saint, the fruit of the Preventive System inspire us
in our mission among the young. We look up to St. Mary Domenica Mazzarello and
ask her to help us to make our communities
Mornesian communities where the young people can breathe a happy and
serene atmosphere of joy, a home where they will experience the presence of
Jesus.
Working
Document of GC XXIII
We have received the English translation
of Working Document of GC XXIII. Each
one of you will receive a copy of it. It is the ardent desire of our Mother
General that every FMA feels part of this mega event taking place in the
Institute. One way to be part of the GC XXIII would be to deepen this document
at personal and community level. One of the deliberations of PCI, recently held at our Provincial house, Guwahati was
to take up this document for study at community level. Therefore, I
recommend that we join the entire institute in its journey towards GC XXIII
through a more personalized study and sharing of the Working Document. You are encouraged to read side by side the
apostolic Exhortation of Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium, which was constantly
referred to in the preparation of the Working Document.
Canonical
Visitation
We continue to accompany our dear Sr.
Kathleen Taylor in her visitation to our communities. Her visits and her
inspiring presence are certainly means of personal and community renewal which
we will cherish.
Seminars
and Retreats
Seminar
on Family Pastoral: Twenty Sisters, including those of the
Intensive Juniorate participated in the two-day course on Family Pastoral in
the context of North East India organized by Sacred Heart Theological College,
Shillong on May 2-3, 2014.
Animators’
Seminar: Six Community Animators will participate in
the Animators’ Seminar organized by the National CRI at Bethel, Barapani from
May 5-9, 2014.
Principals’
Conference:
Eight Sisters will participate in the 6th National Seminar for
Principals of Schools organized by Don Bosco Institute, Kharghuli from May 21-
23, 2014.
Seminar
on Tribal Societies of NE: Two sisters will participate in the
National Seminar on Social Organization in Tribal Societies of North East India
organized by North Eastern Social Research Centre (NESRC) in collaboration with
Tribal Study Centre of Eastern Theological College, Jorhat at Inspiration,
Kharghuli on 26-27 June, 2014.
Seminar
on Spirituality of Don Bosco: As part of our preparation for the
Bicentenary of the birth of Don
Bosco we are organizing two seminars on
the Spirituality of Don Bosco in the month of July for two separate group of
sisters divided profession-wise. Dates
and other details will be communicated to you later.
Khetri
Retreat:
There are series of retreats for sisters organized at the Khetri retreat
Centre, Sonapur in the month of July. We have booked 5 seats for the retreat starting
at 4 p.m. on 7th July and
ending at 10 a.m. on 12th July. As it is a holiday month, you
can avail of this good opportunity. Those interested kindly give your names in
the Provincial Office by May 15th.
Language
Courses: Knowledge
of the language is a tool for greater effectiveness in our mission. Therefore,
kindly look out for opportunities to learn local languages during the summer
vacation.
Family
Apostolate:
In his letter to the Families the Holy Father Pope Francis wrote: In your
journey as a family, you share many beautiful moments: meals, rest, work,
leisure, prayer, trips and pilgrimages and at times mutual support………..
Nevertheless, if there is no love, then there is no joy, and authentic love
comes to us from Jesus. He offers us his word, which illumines our faith; He
gives us the bread of life which sustains us on our journey……… May the
protection of the Blessed Mother and St. Joseph always accompany you and help
you to walk united in love and in caring for one another”.
As we look around, we see that the
family life has become so fragile. There is an increase in broken homes,
resulting in neglect of children, who are the future of the Church and the
future of the society. This year being the year of the family, let us intensify
our family apostolate, starting from the homes of our own children. One of the
proposals made in the PCI is to make
our schools Parent friendly. As our General Chapter is strong on the
theme of relationship, let us make it point to build up happy relationship with
the parents and families of our children, in this way making our communities
truly evangelizing presences.
I wish you once again a fervent month of
May. I am sure you have already thought
of creative ways of honouring our Blessed Mother together with our children in
the schools and boarding and with our parishioners.
Affectionately,
Sr. Elizabeth George Provincial
FMA, ING, Provincial Circular
Auxilium Provincial House
Christian Basti, GMC Road, Dispur
Guwahati – 781
005, Assam, India
Cir.EG/04/2014 April 11, 2014
death no longer has domination over Him” Rom 6:8-9
Sr. Kathleen TAYLOR, Visiting Councilor
is already in our Province. After a long preparation and anxious waiting
because of her health problem, she reached the Provincial house on April 7,
2014. She was received at the airport
by Sr. Mabel Gothorp, Vice Provincial and the Animators and Sister
representatives of the Guwahati Communities. Having arrived at the Provincial
house she was accorded a grand and colourful welcome by the Sisters. In the
evening Most Rev. Thomas Menamparampil, SDB, DD, Archbishop Emeritus of
Guwahati celebrated the inaugural
Eucharist in which a good number of Sisters from the nearby communities
participated. She is now on her first round of visits to Tinsukia and
Dibrugarh. We thank God for granting her the good health to be able to visit us
and we continue to accompany her with prayers. As you understand from her
itinerary, due to constrains of time and entry restrictions she is not able to
visit some of our communities. However we have made the best possible
arrangements so that everyone can have the opportunity to meet her. Those
communities she is not able to visit could bring some visual presentations like
PPT or albums depicting your activities. We pray for her good health and the
success of her visit.
Welcome
to the PCI Delegates
FMA ING is privileged to host the PCI
2014 at our Provincial House from April 14-16, 2014. We welcome Sr. Kathleen
Taylor the presiding General Councilor, all the Provincials of India and the
delegates of the PCI, who are also the delegates to the General Chapter XXIII.
The main focus of the meeting will be the study of the GC XXIII Working Document
and plan for an effective participation in the General Chapter. From our Province
Sr. Lydia Komuhra, Chapter Delegate and Sr. Mabel Gothorp, the Substitute will
participate. I would request the communities to pray for the success of this
meeting.
Thank you Rev. Fr.
Pascual Chavez
We express our sentiments of gratitude
to Rev. Fr. Pascual Chavez for the inspirational and dynamic leadership
rendered to the Salesian family. We are greatly indebted to him because as the successor
of Don Bosco he has extended his spiritual animation to our institute through
the annual Strenna, occasional visits and other forms of spiritual animation. Most
of us have had the opportunity to meet him and be inspired by the depth of his
spirituality. As we thank him for the 12 years of his service as Rector Major,
we promise him our prayers for his future ministry.
Congratulations
We join the
Salesian Congregation to thank God for the gift of the new Rector Major, Rev.Fr.
Angel Fernandez Artime. We congratulate Fr. Angel on his being elected as the tenth
Successor of Don Bosco during the 27th General Chapter of the
Salesians.
Fr
Ángel Fernández Artime, 53 years of age was born on 21 August 1960 at
Gozón-Luanco, Spain. He made his first profession on 3 September 1978, his
perpetual profession on 17 June 1984 and was ordained priest on 4 July 1987.
Originally from León Province, he has been Youth Ministry Delegate, Rector of
the school at Ourense, member of the Council and Vice Provincial and from 2000
to 2006, and Provincial of León. He was a member of the technical commission in
preparation for General Chapter 26. In 2009 he was appointed Provincial in
Argentine South, a task he has carried out until now. On 23 December last he
was appointed Provincial of the new Province of Mary Help of Christians in
Spain, an office which Fr. Angel will obviously not be able to take on now,
since he will exercise his ministry as Father of the whole Salesian Family.
We
also congratulate all the General Councilors – newly elected as well as those
renewed in service. We congratulate particularly Rev. Fr. Ivo Coelho, the new
Councillor for Formation and Fr. Maria Arokiam Kanaga who has been re-elected as Regional Councillor
for South Asia. We wish Rector Major and his team of Councilors
God’s blessings that they be able to lead the Congregation in creative fidelity
to the spirit of Don Bosco.
Pope Francis will canonize two Popes of
the recent times – Pope John XXIII who judiciously guided the Church from 1958 -1963
and Pope John Paul II who had a long pontificate of great impact from 1978 -
2005. They will be canonized at Rome on April 27, 2014 - the Divine Mercy
Sunday. We thank God for the gift of these two saintly Pontiffs who were giants
in their spiritual leadership. Now that their sanctity is officially recognized
by the Church let us seek their help and intercession in our effort to be
witnesses of Christ.
We are already in the month-long preparation
for the Feast of World Gratitude Day. Last year around this time all eyes were
turned towards India and this year the entire FMA world looks towards the St. Francis Xavier Province, Bahia
Blanca, Argentina. Let us unite ourselves with the whole FMA world to greet
Mother Yvonne and thank her for her service of animation carried out through
her visits to the different parts of the Institute, her circular letters which
give us direction and spiritual food and all other spiritual helps that we
receive in order to live our Salesian FMA call with joy and enthusiasm. The
forum of the Institute Website www.cgfmanet.org
which will be opened from 20th April 2014 will enable us to express our
gratitude to our beloved Mother.
It is an ardent desire of our beloved
Mother that we sent missionaries for Mission Ad Gentes as we celebrate the
bicentenary of the birth of Don Bosco, who dared to send some of his best
Salesians to the missions in the very initial stages of the Congregation. Those
who feel a call within a call may make your application to Mother General
through the Provincial.
Several parts of our country have
already entered into Parliamentary Elections. As citizens of this country, let
us exercise our franchise and pray that God will give us God-fearing leaders
who will work for the welfare of the people and the progress of the nation.
CFG is a new project which aims at
ensuring that no child is left out of school in the City of Guwahati. It was a
challenge thrown to the religious of Guwahati by Archbishop John Moolachira of
Guwahati. The idea was seriously taken
up by several Religious Congregations; the SDB’s taking a great lead in it. We
are happy that all the four FMA institutions
in Guwahati are actively involved in the cause of the poor either through
the CFG centres, parallel schools or evening coaching centres. This is a
concrete way of living the Chapter theme. With this venture many children are
mainstreamed and others are in the process. Public awareness has been created
resulting in several people of good will joining hands and keen interest is
seen among parents of the children. I congratulate Sr. Alphonsa Kurisinkal who
is a centre Co-ordinator of 10 centres. She and the Sisters working with her
have made a positive impact through their commitment. Thanks to all the Sisters
who are committed to the cause of the under privileged children of the society
and are passionate about building their dreams and hopes.
Condolences
to:
v Fr. Vattathara
Thomas and the Salesians of Guwahati Province at the premature death of Cl. Manuel
Mardi who went to his eternal reward on March 24, 2014
v Sr.
George Mary Vijila Rani (INM) who lost her Grandmother and paternal Uncle on
March 29 and March 30 respectively.
v Sr.
Magnificat Soosai and Sisters of INM at the demise of Sr. Antoniette Aloysius
who passed away on April 6, 2014
v Sr.
Margaret Barla whose nephew passed away on April 7
May Jesus who is our life resurrection
console the bereaved family members and give eternal bliss to the dear
departed.
Ø The
mother of Sr. Roseline Ekka who is ill and undergoing treatment
Ø Elder
Brother of Sr. Ronai Maria Goretti who is hospitalized in Delhi
Ø All
our students and Students Sisters who will appear for their University final
examinations during the coming days/months.
Affectionately,
FMA, ING, Provincial Circular
Auxilium Provincial House
Christian Basti, GMC Road, Dispur
Guwahati – 781 005, Assam, India
Cir. EG/03/2014 March 5, 2014
“Turn
away from your sins and be converted to the Lord”
My dear sisters,
Today (Ash Wednesday), we entered into an important season of the Liturgical Calendar. The ritual of the imposition of the ashes on our foreheads and the accompanying words reminded us of the three-fold task traditionally attached to this liturgical period viz. prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Indeed this season invites us to go beyond the fulfillment of some rituals of prayer, fasting and almsgiving, and bring about inner purification and cleansing of our thoughts and intentions in order to make our works truly pleasing to the Lord.
The Holy Father Pope Francis with His Lenten
message for 2014 entitled: ‘He became poor, so that by His poverty you
might become rich’ gives us certain helpful and practical thoughts on
the path to conversion as individuals and as community. “Christ the eternal Son of God, one with the Father in power and glory
chose to be poor;…….. He set aside his glory and emptied himself so that he could
be like us in all things”….. but the reason for all this is his love, a love
which is grace, generosity, a desire to draw closer, a love that does not
hesitate to offer itself in sacrifice for the beloved. ….. Love makes us
similar, it creates equality, it breaks down walls and eliminates distances.
………..”. Here is a point of reflection for us.
We too chose to be poor in imitation of Jesus. How far do we identify
our life with his? Let this season of Lent with a powerful theme “He
became poor, so that by His poverty you might become rich”, help us
question our personal and community style of identification with the poor.
Speaking on our witnessing lives, the Holy Father says: “God’s
wealth passes not through our wealth, but invariably and exclusively through our personal and communal
poverty, enlivened by the Spirit of Christ”. The Pope continues that through the imitation of
our Master, we Christians are called to confront the poverty of our brothers
and sisters, to touch it, to make it our own and to take practical steps to
alleviate it. He goes on to elaborate three forms of destitution: material,
moral and spiritual which are interconnected and creates situations of
helplessness and hopelessness. The Pope however makes an important distinction
between poverty and destitution saying that destitution is poverty without
faith, without support, without hope.
Inspiring
change for what purpose?
-For greater
awareness of young women and girls' rights
-For more
leadership roles for young women and girls
-For equal
recognition of young women and girls in the arts
-For growth of
female-owned businesses
-For increased
financial independence for young women
-For an
increased number of young women and girls in the fields of science, engineering
and technology
-For fairer
recognition of young women and girls in the area of sports and athletics
It encourages advocacy for the empowerment of young women and girls in
all areas. It calls for challenging the status
quo and inspiring positive changes in equality and progress for women and
girls. Uniting the terms 'equality', 'progress', and 'advancement'
into the single term, 'empowerment',
has a deeper significance in the world today especially in speaking of women
and girls. I would encourage you to read
the message sent from our Centre and reflect on this theme in a more biblical,
ecclesial and Salesian way as given therein.
ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD
Mary’s “Yes” was a decisive
moment for the whole of humanity because on it depended God’s master plan of
saving the human race. With her “Yes” began the dawn of Salvation because in
Mary God found a worthy and willing dwelling place for his Son to assume our
human nature. For humanity it was a victory but for Mary it was a leap into the
dark which was sustained only by her complete faith and trust in God expressed
through the simple word “Fiat”. As we adore the great mystery born in Mary’s
womb, let us learn from her the great virtue of humility and faith, virtues
which strike out in the event of annunciation. The angel said “Nothing is
impossible to God”. In our daily events of life which may at times make us
raise the question “How”, let us learn to trust the wisdom of God rather than
our human intelligence and reasoning.
It is a tradition that all our
candidates in formation make their application for the successive stage of
formation or for the final profession on this date. Let us send ahead our
prayers for them to make the right choice under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit
and Our Blessed Mother.
FEAST OF GRATITUDE 2014
A letter from the Vicar General, Sr. Emilia
Musatti, has officially announced that the World Feast of Gratitude for Mother
Yvonne Reungoat will be celebrated on April 26, at Bahia Blanca, in the Argentinian
Province of St. Francis Xavier (ABB). “The
wind of your Spirit makes us fruitful” is the theme that
St. Francis Xavier Province proposes for the preparation and celebration of the
feast.
Dear
Sisters, you will be receiving separately, the letter of Sr. Emilia Musatti. It
is our duty to join the entire Institute in this event and send ahead prayers
for the intentions of Mother General. As the feast is on 26th April,
our preparations should begin on 25th March. All those who have
access to internet, please use it to send messages to Mother General in the
Institute’s website.
THE 27TH GENERAL CHAPTER OF
THE SALESIANS
The 27th General Chapter of
the Salesians of Don Bosco officially opened on March 3, 2014. This
Chapter signals a very important moment for the entire Salesian Family and
particularly for the Salesians as major decisions and deliberations that affect
the life of the Congregation will be made during this period. There will also be the election of the Rector
Major and other General Councilors. As members of the same Family, it is our
duty to pray and support them that they may be led and inspired by the Spirit
all through the days of the Chapter.
PCI
2014: I
request your prayers for the success of the PCI meet that will be held at
Auxilium Provincial House, Christian Basti, Guwahati from April 14-16, 2014.
Public
Examinations: Our student Sisters and children who are appearing for
the various examinations ask our prayers for the success of their exams. This
is also an auspicious time for us to organize vocation camps in the different
centers.
Training
of Youth Pasch Animators: There will be training of Animators for the
Youth Pasch organized jointly by NEEC and DBI from March 29-30 in Guwahati.
Details will be communicated by the organizers.
Cancellation
of the Canonical Visitation
As already communicated to
you, we regret that Sr. Kathleen Taylor is not able to come for the Canonical
Visitation this year due to her ill health. I am assured that we will have the
Canonical Visitation, in the first half of next year. Sr. Kathleen also feels
much about this last minute cancellation and she has written to each one of us
expressing her feelings. We surrender to God’s plan and pray for the good
health of Sr. Kathleen. I will be
beginning my official visitation to the communities from March 10 onwards as
per the itinerary given.
“REJOICE”-
the first circular letter addressed to Consecrated Life
The Holy Father has
declared the Year 2015 as the Year of Consecrated Life. The year will be
officially inaugurated on November 21, 2014 and will conclude on November 21,
2015, the 50th anniversary of Perfectae
Caritatis. Vatican is planning several meetings and programmes to celebrate
the year meaningfully. “Rejoice” is the first Circular Letter written by the Congregation for Institutes
of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life and was presented on
February 26 at the Urbanianum Pontifical University, Rome. We look forward to the Year of Consecrated
Life as a special gift of God.1. To “make a grateful remembrance of the recent past.”
2. To ‘embrace the future with hope’
3. To “live the present with passion”
Prayers Requested for the Sick:
Ø For Sr. Elizabeth Condpan and Sr. Rebecca Hajowary who are undergoing treatment in St. John’s Hospital, Guwahati and Sr. Bernadette Sangma (INS) who is undergoing treatment in CMC, Vellore.
Ø For the Father of Sr. Elizabeth Kunnel
Ø Mother of Sr. Teresa Karottukunnel
Ø Parents of Sr. Arati Rabha
Ø Sister of Sr. Teresa Edattukalayil
Please pray for the community of Imphal that is facing serious problems during these days.
I wish you a fruitful and holy season of Lent. Let us reach out to families, catechize them and prepare them and our Catholic children to live meaningfully the Easter mysteries.
I convey also the greetings
of our Sisters from Rome who always remember and pray for our Province. Let us
also support them with our prayers.
Affectionately,
Provincial
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