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Justice and Peace in the Vicariate

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Working for true justice
Is the most challenging task for any Parish in Southern Africa
No parish, community or movement should consider itself excused from this task.
We cannot be a Community Serving Humanity,
if we disregard the deepest challenge set before us.
To accept the Gospel means to accept the demands of justice
and to overcome discrimination and inequality.

(SACBC, Community Serving Humanity, no 23 1989)

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Youth Gathering @ Riverview

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Catechesis: coordinators, priests, sisters and the bishop!

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The meeting took place at the Umfolozi Club on Saturday, March 6 . 2010 There were 44 people present, including the Bishop. There were co­ordinators, priests and Sisters. The meeting started by a reading of the Word of God from Matt 28,16 - 20., followed by a period of silence and reflection.

The group was asked what their expectations were and what they hoped to get from the meeting. Here are some of the expectations: to be revived in faith; to be revived in spirit; that there be a spirit of cooperation among all involved in catechetics. We looked at the way that catectetics were taught in the various parishes.

Some serious questions were asked, like the following:

1. who should teach catechism in our parishes.
2. Which books are we using presently and which ones should we use.
3. what brings joy in teaching catechism.
4. what are the challenges in the teaching of catechism.

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Palm Sunday @ Dukuduku

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Diocesan Pastoral Council

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Last 20 April 2010, Saturday, we celebrated the first meeting of the new "Diocesan Pastoral Council" (DPC) at Jozini.

During 2009 each community and Mission was asked to celebrate the election of the local and Mission councils (PPC) so that they could then send their delegates to the DPC.

Being the first meeting we spent the day reflecting on what we are called to be and to do. We started reflecting in groups on the text of the multiplication of the loaves and asking ourselves how the text help us understand our service. The sharing was great. We spoke about the need to feel for those who are like sheep without a shepherd and to commit ourselves to their service. We saw how important each one of us is and the need of listening to each other and working together sharing the different gifts that God has given each one of us.

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