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“A father’s communication with his many children… that is one of the most agreeable occupations of my life” 1857
“He has sent me to bring the Good News to the poor […]. The Good News is proclaimed to the poor” (Luke 4:18; Matthew 11:5)
“In so doing, we risk finding ourselves among the marginalized of our community, our society and our church, taking our place among the poor and the powerless, walking with those who, like us, hold within themselves beauty, strength and gifts as well as weaknesses, brokenness and limitations, that together we may help one another experience the love of God, so we may be healed and give of ourselves in the service of the continuous unfolding of the reign of God within creation.” (from the OMI Lacombe Canada Province Mission Statement 2003)
Not a one-time event but more truly an ongoing flow of God within us as we stand in the light as sons and daughters of St. Eugene.
What does this look like in each of our lives?