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CLARETIAN INFORMATIONAL BULLETIN – NUNC 476. APRIL 2011
EASTER GREETING
FROM FATHER GENERAL
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t’stimetoseethelightofGlory,
beyondcrisisandtemptation.
It’stimetoexperienceChristas
“theresurrectionandthelife.”
It’stimetoestablish
youroptions,atthecrossroads,
thatmayleadyoueitherto
deathortolifeinallitsfullness.
(The Forge in Our Daily Life.
Booklet 5, p. 3)
INTERVIEW WITH
THE PREFECT OF THE
APOSTOLATE
T
heGospelaccountswhichtellusoftheapparitionsofthe
risenJesusrepeatedlyhighlighttwothemes:Jesus’desire
thatpeacerenewstheheartsofhisdisciplesandinsendingthem
tosharethisgifttheyhavereceivedwithothers.
Thisdesireforpeaceismademuchstrongerinourheartswhen
we think about the suffering and death that violence and war
provokeinvariouspartsofourworld.
TocelebratetheEasteroftheLordistoconfessthatlifeismuch
strongerthandeath,thatpeaceismorepowerfulthanwar,thatlove
willneverbeconqueredbyhate.TocelebratetheEasteroftheLord
istoconfessthisfaithandtocommitourselvestodirectourwhole
lifefromit.
MaythecelebrationoftheEasteroftheLordtransformourlives
andhelpustobeadequateandcrediblewitnessesoftheNewLife
whichismademanifestinHisResurrection.Iwishallofyouajoyful
Eastercelebration.
Josep Ma. Abella, CMF
Father General
PRAYER VIGIL FOR
JAPAN
THE CONGREGATION
IS APPROVED AS AN
NGO OF THE
UNITED NATIONS
DRAMATIC SITUATION
IN THE IVORY COAST
15 YEARS SINCE THE
EXHORTATION “VITA
CONSECRATA”
40 YEARS OF THE
MISSION IN THE NORTH
OF POTOSÍ
75TH ANNIVERSRY
OF THE MARTYRS
The Congregation is a Great Fraternity of Evangelizers
INTERVIEW WITH FR. MIGUEL ÁNGEL VELASCO CMF, GENERAL PREFECT OF THE APOSTOLATE
52yearsofage.Dedicated
especiallytotheeducationof
youth.PresidentoftheCatholic
SchoolsofSpain,Provincialof
Catalunya,and,sinceAugust
2010,designatedGeneralPrefect
oftheApostolate.Wethank
MiguelAngelVelascoforhis
testimony.
NUNC: It has been eight months
since you have taken on the
General Prefecture of the
Apostolate. What are your
impressions about this service?
MAV: In October 2010 I was
officially assigned to the
Prefecture. There have been
various things which have taken
up my time: the Encounter of the
Major Superiors in Colmenar
Viejo, my visit to India and Sri
Lanka, the Encounter of the
Prefects of the Apostolate of
Europe in Buckden (UK), the
meetings of the General
Government. I have been
taking-on those things which were
already planned for the
sexennium, adding my own
contributions as well. I am having
the experience of one who is
getting to know and learn new
things for the journey, and the
kindness that I am encountering
along the way has helped me very
much.
NUNC: What priorities will the
Prefecture be working on?
MAV: After the General Chapter
and the Encounter in Colmenar
Viejo, the General Government
approved the following: Biblical
Ministry and Biblical Animation of
the ministry; Justice, Peace, and
the Integrity of Creation, including
the Procure and PROCLADE;
Youth Vocational Ministry;
Technologies of Information and
Communication, especially the
Internet.
Furthermore, it is necessary to
urge the formation of the laity,
small Christian communities, a
new structuring of youth and
Young adult ministry with a
catechumenal perspective, one
with vocational implications, as
well as programming at all levels
in the long and short term which
include guidelines specifically
Claretian.
It is also a suitable time for us to
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God that speaks to us through life,
in history, and humanity.
reconsider the guidelines and
priority assignments for the new
evangelization.
NUNC: With the latter, is it able “to
update” the MCT?
MAV: This updating is part of our
missionary being; it would be
worrisome if we were not able to
do it. When the MCT was
promulgated, the situation of the
world and the Congregation was
different from the present reality.
To sum up, we need to set up
common guidelines for all and
responses distinguished by areas.
The General Prefecture of the
Apostolate will contribute to
articulating a reflection on this
theme.
NUNC: What importance does the
Word of God and the Biblical
Animation of this ministry have for
the Prefecture of the Apostolate?
MAV: This is a point of reflection
and work which has always been
present in the Congregation,
especially since the
“Word-Mission” Project. To place
the Scriptures as the center of our
evangelizing activity is to put this
door of experiential access in the
center of our evangelization. We
need to seriously prepare
ourselves to interpret Scripture, to
pray with it, to read it in
community, to study its
significance and introduce
ourselves into the current of
interpretation proper to the
Church.
But for us, Claretians, it is also an
urgent priority to seek the Word of
NUNC: What glimpses for the
Vocational Youth Ministry as one
axis of our missionary work do you
have?
MAV: For a long time we have
been speaking about ministry with
children, youth, and young adults;
here is where we are toying with
future vocations in the Church.
This Ministry needs to include
catechesis, or catechumenal
processes, which are the keys;
prayer, community, celebration,
commitment, and belonging to the
Church. Regrettably, we have
poorly understood the
“rudimentary art of teaching” and
we have been preparing children,
adolescents, and young adults for
many years for the explicit
proclamation of the Gospel, and
then, when we decided to do it, we
left them almost without hearing a
word about Jesus.
Vocational Youth Ministry has to
go hand-in-hand with the
proclamation of Jesus as the
hopeful news which calls for
commitment. It needs to be
witnessed by those Claretian
Missionaries and laity who value
their own vocation and promote it
as a way of life in the Church, like
a discovered treasure; knowing
that the decision is not up to he
who promotes, but for those who
are called.
We have an excellent agent of
Vocational Ministry. His work is
bearing fruit. After a period of
doubt, vocation promotion is going
to be more and more inseparable
from our Claretian identity.
NUNC: Would you like to highlight
other things that you think are
important?
MAV: I cannot fail to mention other
priorities for these years: the
commitment to the poor and
excluded, which is stated in the
JPIC, Procure, and PROCLADE.
Secondly, work with the family, as
a basis for the most fruitful
announcement of the Gospel.
Finally, regarding evangelization,
to learn and to undertake anything
and everything, because our
Congregation is not a federation of
independent provinces, but a
great fraternity of evangelizers.
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Bangalore, India.
PRAYER VIGIL FOR THE PEOPLE OF JAPAN
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course of action for thoseaffected
n the evening of the 17th of
March some 300 people
by the tsunami. The “Sumanahalli
participated in an interreligious
Society” will coordinate
prayer service for the people of
these efforts.
Japan, organized by the
A condolence message was
Archdiocese of Bangalore and the
signed by everyone present and
“Sumanahalli Society” (Society of
handed over to the two advisors
cooperation between the
from the Japanese Consulate
Government and Church
in Valia Bangalore.
volunteers for lepers, AIDS
The Archbishop announced a
patients, the handicapped, and
donation of 1 million rupees for
indigents).
the people affected by the
Archbishop Bernard Moras
Tsunami and asked everyone to
of Bangalore led the prayer
work for this cause.
and leaders of the Hindu,
Muslim, and
Jain
communities
participated as
well. Candles
were lit by
everyone to
invoke God’s
presence.
In a meeting
following the
prayer, a core
committee
was
constituted to
plan and
Fr.GeorgeKannanthanamCMF,DirectoroftheSumanahalliSociety,
coordinate a
duringhisparticipationattheVigil
Bogotà, Colombia.
50 YEARS OF “COLEGIO
CLARETIANO” AND 30 YEARS
OF THE “ESCUELA POPULAR
CLARETIANA”
T
he Province of Colombia
East-Ecuador celebrated the
50 years of the “Colegio Claretiano”
in Bogota and 30 years of the
“Esculea Popular Claretiana”
in Neiva.
The celebration of the Colegio
Claretiano was marked by the
theme “50 years through the roads
of life”, as a sign of the missionary
commitment as educators at the
service of life. The “San Antonio
María Claret” Auditorium was built
for this occasion with a capacity of
1,080 seats. The school has some
5,000 students.
The celebration of the Escuela
Popular of Neiva this past
November 3rd to 5th was an
occasion to open the doors of the
School to new people who would
be able to see in this project a
popular experience of innovative
education with murals that recount
the history of the area and the
school. The chosen theme was
“An idea that moves along.”
Yaoundé, Cameroon
CLARETIAN ASSEMBLY IN CAMEROON
O
n April 5 the Claretians from
the Delegation of Central
Africa celebrated their Assembly
in Yaoundé/Nkolbisson,
Cameroon. Presiding at the
Assembly was the Major Superior
Fr. Medard Kwango, CMF
together with members of his
Council.
At this meeting one of the
recommendations of the General
Assembly of 2008 was put into
practice: the need to have more
frequent regional assemblies. It
was also an echo of the
recommendations of the
XXIV General Chapter
and of the meeting of
Major Superiors which took
place in Colmenar Viejo
in 2010.
The Assembly took on the
process of congregational renewal
using “The Forge in Daily Life”
project and dealt with various
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PhotooftheparticipantsattheAssembly
aspects of the reorganization of the
Provinces and Delegations of the
Congregation as well as the
economic situation of the
Delegation.
The Major Superior took
advantage of the occasion to
highlight various themes suggested
during canonical visits made to the
communities.
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New York, U.S.A.
CLARETIAN MISSIONARIES APPROVED AS AN NGO IN THE UN-DPI
T
hanks to the leadership of the
General Government by means
of the Commission of Justice,
Peace, and the Integrity of Creation
(JPIC), and the efforts of our
confreres and associates of the US
Province, especially Fr. Eddie de
Leon, CMF, Fr. Tom Joyce, CMF,
and Ms. Coni Schneider, the
Claretian Missionaries have just
been approved as an associated
Non-Governmental Organization
(NGO) of the United Nations (UN),
in the Dept. of Public Information
(DPI-NGO).
This means that as an accredited
NGO, we Claretians now have a
basic access to the UN as an
international forum for our mission,
participating more closely in forums
where discussions and decisions
are made that affect the lives of
millions of people around the world,
especially those most in need.
A team shall be composed
soon to plan and carry out our
initial work at the
United Nations headquarters
in New York.
We all can expect to be updated
regularly of the progress of this
work as well as ways by which we
can be involved.
For more information about UN
DPI and its relationship with the
Associated NGO’s, you may visit
this link:
http://www.un.org/wcm/content/site/
dpingorelations
Abidjan, Ivory Coast
VIOLENCE IN THE IVORY COAST AFFECTS THE CLARETIAN MISSION
ver since the elections on the
E
28th of November 2010 a wave
of violence has descended upon
this country to the point of a new
civil war. The opposition candidate,
Alassane Ouattara, and until now,
the Governor, Laurent Gbagbo,
have been declared the winners,
mutually rejecting one another.
The electoral authorities of the
Ivory Coast and the UN recognized
Alassane Ouattara as the winner,
but Gbagbo, supported by the
Army, resisted the change. The
opposition, the majority of which
are Muslims, has relied on the
support of the traditional rebels
who have controlled the North
since the end of in 2007.
The conflict seemed to come to
an end with the capture of the
ex-President Gbagbo this past April
Shillong, India
11th, but a series of violence seem
difficult to overcome. The fear of
retaliation is motivated by a thirst
for revenge.
Due to the insecurity and
violence, Father General has had
to cancel his visit to this
zone which was scheduled for
the month of February.
During this time our missions of
Bouafle y Soubré have been
transformed into a refuge for some
800 people fearing for their lives,
and the missionaries have had to
confront various setbacks such as
the theft of their vehicle.
“DARK MONEY”,
A DOCUMENTARY FILM PRODUCED BY THE CLARETIANS OF INDIA
T
he Claretians from the
Delegation of Northeast India
have made into a reality a
documentary film titled:
“Dark Money”.
The objective of the documentary
was to denounce the inhuman
conditions of the workers in the
coal mines of Meghalaya in the
Northeast of India, a region under
the pastoral care of the Claretians.
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The film was centered at the
mine known as “the Rat Smoker”
detailing the struggles of the miners
as well as the health and ecological
risks which affect the population in
that area.
The documentary debuted with
Archbishop Dominic Jala,
Archbishop of Shillong and
Fr. Joseph Anchupankil, Superior
of the Delegation of Northeast India
in attendance.
Various newspapers in India
have published this news and are
promoting the documentary.
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Barcelona, Catalunya
CO-PRODUCTION OF
EDITORIAL CLARET AND TV 3
Madrid, Spain
TESTIMONIAL ABOUT OUR MISSIONARIES
IN RUSSIA
he prestigious Spanish Blog
“Periodista digital” has
T
published a column by Alejandro
TheillustratorPilarínBayés
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ditorial Claret of Barcelona,
jointly with the producer Imira
Entertainment of Television
Catalunya, has prepared a series
of animations for children between
3 and 6 years of age titled “L’illa del
far” consisting of 13 productions of
6 minutes each.
This projection relies on the
drawings of Pilarín Bayés, with 50
years of professional experience,
for everything pertaining to
illustrations. The principal script
writer for the series is Marga Sala,
daughter of Pilarín. The series
respects the style of Pilarín Bayés
while adapting the audiovisual
media to the ambience of these
international stories. The objective
of the series is to create a
micro-climate which transmits
specific values to children of the
whole world such as friendship,
respect for nature and animals.
On the other hand it is fitting to
highlight that the City Council of Vic
awarded the Medal of Gold of the
City to Pilarín Bayés this past April
8th. The illustrator has worked with
the Claretians on various
publications.
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Córdoba who, echoing the film “Of
Gods and Men”, uses this allegory
to refer to our missionaries in
Russia.
The journalist relates his stay and
living experience with the
Claretians in St. Petersburg and in
Murmansk, pointing out the deep
impact that José Vegas, Mariano
Sedano, Alex Carbajo y Juan
Sarmiento had on him. Among the
four they carry out tireless
evangelizing work teaching classes
at the Seminary of St. Petersburg
as well as the pastoral work at the
Parish in Mursmank at a distance
of some 1,400 km. In addition to
their various work as chaplains,
catechists, and humanitarian aid
with Caritas, they give personal
attention to situations of family
crisis, etc.
Says the journalist: “With these
four I shared at their table, altar,
vespers, Eucharists, projects,
problems, successes…!
A privilege and a magnificent
week of Lent!” (…)
“In St. Petersburg it continued to
snow and Spring resisted its
coming. Close to my return to
Spain I remembered the poem in
which Machado waits for the
miracle which Spring performs over
a dry elm tree. For me the miracle
of this Lent/Spring has been
fulfilled, to live the final days
together with these missionaries
who have blessed me with their
evangelizing work.” (...)
One is able to access this
testimonial at:
http://blogs.
periodistadigital.com/creyentes
-y-responsables.php/2011/04/01/
p291081#more291081
Fr.JuanSarmientoCMFwithagroupof
faithfulfromthecommunityofApatiti,about
190km.fromMurmansk.Totherightisa
journalist,AlejandroCordoba.
Bayamón, Puerto Rico
VOCATION MINISTRY WORKSHOPS IN THE CARIBBEAN
D
uring the past month of March,
Fr. Juan Carlos Martos, CMF,
Director of the General Secretariate
of Vocation Ministry, conducted two
workshops for religious men and
women: one in Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic and the other
in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, helped
by two Claretians from the
Delegation of the Antilles.
The workshops, which lasted
three days, were an invitation to
reflect around the model of
vocation ministry which the
Church today proposes for the
Western world.
The proposal was centered on
the creation of local teams of
vocation ministry introduced into
the ordinary spaces of life and
apostolic work. Such teams,
composed of religious and laity,
would be centered on
“creating a vocational culture” and
in making possible that the ministry
of all vocations is the driving
force of the life and
mission of Christian communities.
The proposal demands great
efforts in by the vocation ministry,
which theoretically is
acknowledged as urgent, but is
frequently relegated to the sidelines
The Workshops were evaluated
positively, opening the possibility of
having other sessions building on
this workshop with the theme of the
“Accompaniment and discernment
of vocations specific to the
consecrated life.”
Fr.JuanCarlosMartos,
duringhistalk
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Rosario, Argentina
YOUTH MINISTRY LEADERSHIP CAMP IN ARGENTINA
F
rom the 9th to the 11th of
March a formative camp was
held for youth leaders of the
“Colegio Padre Claret” from
Rosario, Argentina.
It was three full days of joy,
entertainment, and times of
formation for those who carry
forward this work of animation in
the groups of the School. Among
the activities developed was a
deepening of mutual
understanding among
the members of this team,
as well as with the children and
young people whom they interact in
this ministry. An important part of
the reflection and living experience
of the group revolved around the
Word of God.
Assisted by lay leaders, Diego
Lambertuchi, coordinator of Youth
Ministry of the Province of
Argentina and Marisela Riera,
coordinator of the College Ministry,
Segovia, Spain
FUNDRAISING CONCERT
AT COLEGIO CLARET
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the youth participants discovered
new possibilities to become closer
to the Word and share it in groups.
After these days at Camp, the
youth returned to the mission, with
the intention to put life into the
theme which accompanied them:
“What are you hoping for? Your
time has come; there are no more
excuses if tomorrow is today!”
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
HOUSE OF FORMATION INAGURATED
O
n the occasion of its 35th
anniversary, the popular music
O
group “Ronda Segoviano” has
organized twelve fundraising
concerts titled: “Twelve Serenades
of Love”.
The second of these “rondas”
was celebrated this past 12th of
February, organized by the
PROCLADE Foundation
(Promoción Claretiana para el
Desarrollo) and Colegio Claret in
Segovia to an overflowing audience
at the church of the Claretian. In
addition to the “Ronda”, the “Pulso
y Púa” Orchestra performed
“Cuerda para rato”, “Tutto Voce” y
“Llanos y Fernando”.
The funds raised will contribute to
a project of in Honduras and the
other in Ecuador, to build
warehouses and water projects.
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n the 18th of March the
new Claretian house of
formation in Vietnam was
blessed and inaugurated.
The blessing was carried out
by Archbishop J.B. Cardinal
Phan Minh Man during the
first vespers of the Solemnity
of St. Joseph. The new
seminary and house of
vocational discernment is
part of the Philippine
Province and currently has
70 students in English and
Philosophy.
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Photoofthegroupofaspirantsfortheacademic
year2010-2011
CardinalPhanMinhMan,cuttingtheinaugural
ribbon.Athisleft,Fr.LeoDalmao,CMF,
ProvincialofthePhilippines,andathisright,
Fr.SantiagoGonzález,CMF.
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Talagante, Chile
EIGHTH BIBLICAL SUMMER SCHOOL IN TALAGANTE
Inthemiddle,Fr,EduardoHuerta,CMF
T
hree days of intense work were
carried out at the “Centro
Padre Claret” in Talagante where
the Biblical Summer School of 2011
took place. The work began on
Friday the 28th and lasted until
Sunday the 30th of January,
organized by the Claretian Biblical
Team of South Latin America
(CEBICLAR)
Some 80 attendees from the
Claretian communities of North,
Central, and the South of Chile,
as well as from non-Claretian basic
ecclesial communities participated
in the Encounter in an
environment of friendship,
joy, and solidarity to reflect upon
the Word of God.
The presence of laity and
Claretian religious, representing
Argentina, Paraguay, Colombia,
Ecuador, and Chile generated this
environment of fraternity as
Peoples of Latin America in search
of a life more dignified for the poor,
the light of the Word.
Professor Adriana Mora,
Academic Vice-Rector of FUCLA
(Claretian University Foundation of
Colombia) developed a central
theme around “The Synoptic
Gospels”.
Also important was the work
done in groups organized for the
occasion which reflected on various
themes, among them: education,
social inequities, international
relations, and the native peoples in
Chile and the Continent.
Rome, Italy
15 YEARS SINCE THE EXHORTATION “VITA CONSECRATA”
R
oma. On Friday March 25th in
the great hall “Benedict XVI” of
the Lateran University a
commemorative ceremony took
place celebrating 15 years of the
publication of the Apostolic
Exhortation “Vita Consecrata”.
This act was organized by the
Congregation for the Institutes of
Consecrated Life and Societies of
Apostolic Life (CIVCSVA).
Moderating the session was Fr.
Josu Mirena Alday, CMF, President
of the Institute of Consecrated Life
“Claretianum” in Rome.
Following the welcome and
presentation by the
Rector University,
Bishop Enrico dal
Covolo, the new
Archbishop Prefect of
the CIVCSVA,
Archbishop João Braz
de Aviz, was
introduced in his first public
appearance since his appointment
this past January.
In addition, the Secretary
Archbishop, Joseph W. Tobin,
C.Ss.R, and the subsecretaries of
the Congregation, Sr. Enrica
Rosanna, FMA and Fr. Sebastiano
Paciolla, OCSO took part as
chairpersons.
Among the religious participants
were Fr. Josep Abella, CMF,
members of the General
Government, and other Claretians
from the communities in Rome.
Standing,BishopJoãoBrazdeAviz,PrefectoftheCIVCSVA.
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In the North of Potosí, Bolivia
40 YEARS OF THE
CLARETIAN MISSION
IN THE NORTH OF POTOSÍ
I
n December 1970, in the North
of Potosí, specifically in Sacaca
and San Pedro, the first Claretians
were received, coming from the
Province of Euskal Herria.
Riding in some old trucks and
during the rainy season, they came
to these villages, permanently
establishing themselves there by
1971.
Ever since then a history full of
service, of a closeness, and
commitment to these people
began to be written; not without
sacrifices and also of things
hard to understand.
On November 27, 2010 the
Government of Potosí recognized
this service in a plaque, handing
over to the people of Sacaca a
School constructed with funds
raised through the efforts of the
Claretians.
Also, on this occasion, Fr.
Francisco Miguel Fuentes received
an award for his presence at the
mission for over 38 years.
For many years of this
fascinating history the Province of
Euskal Herria has maintained in
this Mission a platform to involve
alumni and ex-alumni of their
schools both philanthropically and
apostolically, most especially by
means of “work camps”. The
summer of 2010-2011 was no
exception.
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theMissionoftheNorthofPotosí,Bolivia
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CLARETIAN FAMILY
Vizcaya, Spain
WORKS OF THE LAY CLARETIANS IN EUSKAL HERRIA.
I
n Novemebr of 2010
a meeting of the Secular
Claretians from the North Region
of Spain took place at the Colegio
Askartza-Claret de Vizcaya in
Euskal Herria.
The formative theme was:
“Increasing in Spirituality in Daily
Life”, following the lines marked-out
by the last General Assembly in
which they wished to present the
experience of The Forge to the Lay
Claretians. They were helped by
the gracious assistance of Fr.
Xabier Larrañaga, CMF who
presented the theme: “The fire, the
mission, and life”, to be aware that
these three elements are
fundamental in every person who
wishes to pass through the
experience of The Forge. On this
occasion, besides the learning
experience, the incorporation of 15
new members to the Movement
was joyfully celebrated, showing
that it is alive and continues being
attractive for the youth.
Additionally, the magazine” Claret
Gaur de los Misioneros Claretianos
de Euskal Herria” (ed. 81, Mar
2011), highlighted the service of the
Lay Claretian,
Miren Elejalde,
who since 2000,
has been
involved in the
missionary
animation of the
Congregation and
in PROCLADE
Yanapay. Her
work and support
has been both immense and
excellent. She has initiated many
different activities such as the
development campaign for
sensitivity and education,
missionary volunteerism, the
“Makila” animation leaflets, and
animation of solidarity with the
Rural Homes in the Mission of
North Potosí.
Seville, Spain
THE PROVINCE OF BETICA REMEMBERS ITS MARTYRS WITH VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS
I
n August 2011 the 75th
Anniversary of the Martyrdom of
more than 260 Claretians during
the Spanish Civil War (1936) will be
celebrated.
Barbastro, Cervera, Fernán
Caballero, are names that echo in
the congregational landscape.
Some of these martyrs have now
been officially recognized as such
by ecclesiastical
authorities and the cause
of others is in process.
From this large group, 46 of the
martyrs were members of the
Province of Betica. To honor them,
the Province has recently
published some materials on the
theme: “Mártires por la fe,
maestros en fidelidad” (“Martyrs by
Faith, Teachers in Fidelity”). It is
ORDINATIONS TO THE PRIESTHOOD
Fr. Ogalla Carrera, Manuel Jesús. 19-Mar-2011 (Bética).
PERPETUAL PROFESSIONS
Castro Moreira, Rodrigo. 19-Feb-2011 (Brazil).
Kutasi, Adriano Dídimo. 19-Feb-2011 (Portugal).
Lima Silva, Alcimar. 26-Feb-2011 (Brazil).
part of the new edition of the
historical review of the Province,
as well as a guide for community
retreats, including holy cards,
prayers, and posters which show
two images, works of the
famous Spanish painter,
Juan Palomo Reina.
Called to the House
of the Father
March 2011
03 Fr. Joseph Peplansky.
78 years,
in Chicago (USA).
28 Fr. José Weber Caldeira.
89 years,
in Batatais (Brazil).
April 2011
04 Fr. Tomás Lamillar
Iglesias. 90 years,
in León, (Santiago).
www.claret.org
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NUNC. (Nuntii de Universa Nostra Congregatione), Bulletin of the Missionary Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Claretians). Address: Via Sacro Cuore di
Maria, 5 – 00197 Rome, Italy. (Tel. +39 06 809 100 11). Accountable to the Civil Tribunal, Director: Francesco Incampo, CMF. Editors: Marcos Garnica, CMF and
Antonio Santillan, CMF. English Translation: James Overend, CMF. Printer: Poker Print Color srl, Via Cosimo Tornabuoni, 5 – 00166 Roma. Printed in April 2011.