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The Worldwide Order

Sep 28
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We had a marvellous Regional Day at Boars Hill Priory on Saturday last.  It was a very happy occasion and there was great joy on the faces of those who made their promises during the day.  One of the highlights of the meeting was the reports from those present who had attended the World Meeting of Secular Carmelites in Avila earlier in the Summer.  Their faces as they described the delight of sharing in a sense of oneness with fellow Seculars from all over the world were a sight to see.  A most encouraging statistic they shared with us in their reports told of the huge growth in the number of countries where the Seculars are now present.  Worldwide we are more than thirty thousand.  I reflected that at the same time the world has now come to the UK and some at least of our groups are international in membership.  In my own community we have members from Poland, Hong Kong, and Singapore, and this is surely a great enrichment and indeed a very beautiful thing in itself.       

 

Intercessions

RIP Chinaka, Jacqui

 

Cancer: Brian Davis, Bernard (and wife Angela caring for him), Catherine, Alex (43 with five children), Theresa K, Elena

 

Sophie – newborn having heart surgery; Sianna, young child in the post-operative phase

 

Ivy – sick child

 

Brian (recovering from Pneumonia)

 

Kevin (heart attack)

 

William Gove (in recovery)

 

Illness:  Katy Keeling, Noreen

 

Siena, Elara – sick children

 

David OCDS – housebound

 

Grace – troubling ailments, job difficulties, family (deceased mother and health of father)

 

Mark – brain infection

 

Michael, Kira – vulnerable youngsters

 

Defence of the unborn and the elderly

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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