“Flesh To The Word”
March 7, 2010 by jmurphy
Filed under 2. Something new for our times, A Certain Way
One of the fruits of a life whose centre of gravity is God and the real needs of others will be that the Gospel will ”take flesh” in the lives of people.
Least Marian yet Most Marian
March 7, 2010 by jmurphy
Filed under 3. Life force, A Certain Way
The Marist approach to Mary, graphically mirrored in Icons of Mary in the Eastern Christian Church, helps us understand what seems to be a curious aspect of Marist spirituality.
Woman, Mother and Disciple
March 7, 2010 by jmurphy
Filed under 3. Life force, A Certain Way
The Society of Mary can be called both “least Marian: and “most Marian” because its aim is to reflect the life of Mary, the first disciple of Jesus.
“In this World”
March 7, 2010 by jmurphy
Filed under 2. Something new for our times, A Certain Way
While the work of Mary is something clear and simple, it can never be defined in fixed activities, because how the work of Mary is to be done will depend on the changing times, cultures and needs of the world. Two of Colin’s early realisations will help us here.
Most Hidden
March 7, 2010 by jmurphy
Filed under 3. Life force, A Certain Way
Among the things that Mayet noted when Jean-Claude Colin spoke of his years at Cerdon was Colin’s reference to those years as years of great grace. “Over a period of six years, I experienced extraordinary serenity when thinking of the Society, with a clear feeling that it was the work of God.”