Dear all, With great joy we make you part of our third Thomistic Studies. This year, following the established cyclical program, we have had as topic “Ens – esse: the return to the fundament” As usual we started with the historical section in which we study the notion of ens and esse in Parmenides, Plato, […]
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https://audiomisaivemo.wordpress.com/ Dear All in Christ, We desire to inform you that Father Mario Da Silva, IVE, with the youth of the parish in Gaza are recording the texts of the Sunday Masses in Arabic –prayers and readings- in order to help, specially, the missionaries and lay to celebrate and participate better in the Holy Mass.
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For a few years now, we have been collaborating with the intellectual and educational apostolate in some Roman Pontifical Universities. Fr. Marcelo Lattanzio taught a course in Philosophy of Religion at the St. Thomas Pontifical University (Angelicum). Fr. Christian Ferraro has taught Theodicy and is now teaching Metaphysics at the Lateran University. Frs. Arturo Ruiz
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Fr. Jorge Cortés, IVE missionary in Iraq, was received, together with Fr. Carlos Walker, Superior General of the IVE, in a private audience by the Holy Father on Saturday, November 15th. Fr. Jorge recounted about the meeting: “The Pope greeted us standing, very close to the door through which we had entered. After we had
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Many times people have asked us: Why are you in that mission? Why do you go there? Even the locals ask us, ‘What inspires you to come here? Many of us would like to leave from here. Your congregation has missions in many parts of the world; you could be in any of them, why
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Through their powerful intercession and enduring example of holiness, the saints in Heaven fulfill posthumous missions here on earth, even many years after the end of their earthly lives. Recently, St. Willibrord (658 – 739), Anglo-Saxon missionary, monk and bishop to Frisia (modern-day Luxembourg), has shown us once again the force of this ecclesial reality
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