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Thursday, September 25, 2008
These are the words of the song sung
this morning in the French language
chapel: “Knock at my door, you who
come…knock at my door, the cry of your
hungry, knock at my door, the
suffering world”. Refrain: “I don’t know
the day or the hour, but I know it is
you, Lord”!
At this moment we are turned towards the
world, we listen and we bend near it
through the third theme of the
priorities we have retained: our
“relation with those to whom we are
sent, and solidarity with the suffering
world”.
The working method is somewhat changed,
being studied in two parts:
A. Relations with those to whom we
are sent
B. Solidarity with the suffering
world, because there are situations
in the suffering world which demand a
creative and prophetic response from us.
The sisters have personal reflection
early this morning and will share an
experience of either A or B in
the group at 10:30 am.
At 4 pm
they listen to the group reports in the
General Assembly only on section A.
At 6.30 pm Cardinal Ivan Dias, Indian,
Prefect of the
Congregation for the Evangelization of
Peoples, Fr Tony McSweeney,
a Blessed Sacrament priest and Fr.
Gilles, ofm
will celebrate the Eucharist. |
