Genesis of the movement “Kizito-Anuarite” with Sister Tina and Father Andre
The group Anuarite In the years 1972-1973, youth movements were abolished in Zaire and religion classes were abolished in all schools. Miss TABU Amisa Marguerite, a catechist in Christ the King parish in the diocese of Kalemie-Kirungu, gathered children every Sunday after Mass under the mango trees, to give them a bit of joy and relaxation with dancing, games and instructions. In 1977, she asked Sister Tina Anthonissen, Missionary Sister of Our Lady of Africa, to help her to structure and expand these meetings. Sister Tina, who was had been involved with the Chiro Movement and the Eucharistic Crusade, was able to start the movement, not only for games and dances but especially for the Christian education of children and young girls. Besides the girls of Christ the King parish others joined from Mateo de Kifungo parish, St. Albert parish in Kalemie and from the parishes of Lubuye and Kaseke.…
First vows of Alicja, Aurélie and Magdalena on 30th April 2016
SHARING OUR JOY: APRIL 30, 2016
Sr Carmen Sammut’s homily – April 30, 2016
Sharing on the Gospel of the Wedding Feast of Cana (Jn 2:1-12)
The time of fidelity
Celebrating 25 years, 50 or 60 years of religious life
Consecrated life, a gift from the Trinity
When I look at consecrated life, the first image that comes to me is that of a GIFT that the Trinity gives the world.
“Mi Hermana Àfrica” of Càrol Garcia Murillo
“My sister Africa,” the continent that has changed my life.
Vows of obedience, chastity and poverty
Obedience is like the “backbone” of our lives in following Christ.
“Launch out into the deep waters” – Theme of the 2016 Tertianship
The 2016 Tertianship has begun
Interculturality, a prophetic sign
In following Christ, interculturality is possible, even if for the world it is folly.