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- THE POOR FOR THE OBLATE FAMILY ARE THOSE WHOSE CONDITION CRIES OUT FOR SALVATION (Constitution 5)
- WHO ARE THE POOR FOR THE OBLATE FAMILY? (Constitution 5)
- THE RULE OF THE OBLATE FAMILY: A MAP
- THE SAVIOUR AS THE KEY THAT OPENS THE DOOR OF OUR MISSION AND EVERY PAGE OF OUR RULE (Constitution 4)
- THE POOR ARE THOSE IN WHOM JESUS CHRIST CONTINUES TO SUFFER (Constitution 4)
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- Eleanor Rabnett, Lay Oblate Associate on WHO ARE THE POOR FOR THE OBLATE FAMILY? (Constitution 5)
- Eleanor Rabnett, Lay Oblate Associate on THE RULE OF THE OBLATE FAMILY: A MAP
- Eleanor Rabnett, Oblate Associate on THE SAVIOUR AS THE KEY THAT OPENS THE DOOR OF OUR MISSION AND EVERY PAGE OF OUR RULE (Constitution 4)
- Eleanor Rabnett, Oblate Associate on THROUGH THE EYES OF THE SAVIOUR MASTERS AND SERVANTS HAVE THE SAME DESTINY (Constitution 4)
- Eleanor Rabnett, Oblate Associate on THROUGH THE EYES OF THE SAVIOUR THE WHOLE HUMAN FAMILY SHARES IN HIS BLOOD (Constitution 4)
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WHEN I MINISTER I CAN EXPERIENCE GOD’S PLEASURE
Eugene constantly fine-tuned the focus of the ministry of the Oblates to ensure that it was in keeping with the founding inspiration he had received from God. Our Missionaries are to be employed principally, but not exclusively, in the missions. … Continue reading
OUR RESPONSE TO CRITICISM IS TO DO AS MUCH GOOD AS WE CAN
The ministry of the young Father de Mazenod in Aix from 1813 onwards and as founder of the Missionaries of Provence from 1816 onwards had repercussions on the local church. Some of the diocesan priests saw a conflict of interests … Continue reading