Venezuela | Mises à jour de la mission en cours

Mises à jour de la mission en cours

Soutenir cette mission peut prendre diverses formes, et chaque contribution fait une différence. Voici quelques façons dont d'autres peuvent soutenir la mission de la Fraternité :
- Prière: 🙏 Encouragez les autres à prier pour le succès de la mission, le bien-être des prêtres et la croissance spirituelle de la communauté. La prière est une force puissante qui soutient et élève.
- Soutien financierLes dons jouent un rôle crucial dans le maintien de la mission. Les particuliers peuvent contribuer financièrement pour couvrir les frais de fonctionnement, soutenir les programmes de proximité et fournir des ressources à la communauté paroissiale. Faire un don - cliquez ici.

VENEZUELA: From Friday, September 29 to October 1, 2023, the XIV National FAMA
Meeting was held in our mission in Venezuela. What is F.A.M.A.?
- It is the acronym for “Fraternidades de Apoyo María Auxilio de los Cristianos” (Fraternities of Mary Help of Christians to support with prayer vocations) They are lay people who create small fraternities. communities, to pray for vocations to the missionary priesthood and consecrate their lives to Mary Help of Christians.
They met in the parish of San Juan Evangelista, Paracotos, a town one hour from Caracas.
The theme of this meeting was “Listening and Announcing the Good News is how FAMA lives Synodality” 78 members of FAMA attended from several of our parishes where we have missionaries: Our Lady of Perpetual Help of Caracas, Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary of Las Brisas, San Pancracio Martir of Las Aguitas, Santa Eduvigis of Naguanagua, Our Lady of Peace of Guanarito, Puerto Ordaz, and the hosts who were San Juan Evangelista de Paracotos.
Four priests of the Fraternity participated in this meeting:
- Fr. José Ines missionary in Caracas,
- Fr. Francisco missionary in Guanare,
- Fr. Hugo missionary in Valencia and
- Fr. Joselin who was the host.
In addition to receiving formation, they had their moments of spirituality and mission.
They visited different communities, visiting homes in the morning, and in the afternoon, calling people to an evangelization assembly.

Fall 2018 – We remain committed to this mission and have 15 priests working in pastoral ministry in Venezuela.
- They are united with the people and are suffering the same shortages and difficulties as the people. Please pray for them.