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...has been the formation of Basic Ecclesial Communities as a way of building communities, forming people in the faith and enabling them to work for social transform [[Image:Mindoro-e.jpg|left|thumb|Presentation to Basic Ecclesial Community]] ...

...to structural changes and transformed the circumstances of individuals and communities flowed from the Gospels and from our Vincentian tradition.'' [[Image:Mindoro-f.jpg|right|thumb|Basic Ecclesial Community at Mindoro]] ...

...right of association is in relation to the intended goal that must be an ''ecclesial goal'', that is in conformity to the nature of the Church, as stated in Can '''2. Various types of Associations according to ecclesial law''' ...

...ccepting this invitation I asked myself why was I asked to speak about the ecclesial dimension of Saint Vincent, a theme that appears to be quite unrelated to m ...able from his spiritual and pastoral experience. His understanding of the ecclesial community was purified, expanded and deepened as his religious experience m ...

* Ecclesial: because the members, from baptism, are to follow Christ and become part of * Asia: Numerous young communities are full of life. Even though they are limited, they have great devotion to ...

...one of making our local communities, communities of apostolic ministry or communities of the secular clergy. '''Basic elements of community life in the Societies of Apostolic life''' ...

..., political and economic realities(16), the development of small Christian communities (17) learning to do theology and listen to God's Word from the perspective Sometimes these queries surface more basic questions like: who am I? How do I relate to other people and God? Lots of ...

...of the laity on all the continents; the steady increase of basic ecclesial communities. The [[Society of St. Vincent de Paul]] is now in more than 130 countries; ...end, Vincent created numerous lay groups ("The Charities") and founded two communities. ...

...rs. I have spent almost thirty years encouraging men and women and parish communities through the extraordinary ministry of the popular mission. The mission rev ...exert its beneficial influence in this new century … to be a community of communities and a house that is open to everyone. Thus the renewal that is taking plac ...

...of the laity on all the continents; the steady increase of basic ecclesial communities. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is now in more than 130 countries; the ...end, Vincent created numerous lay groups ("The Charities") and founded two communities. ...

While the basic charism of the [[Congregation of the Mission]] was clear from the first day ...eign missions. He defended them by pointing out that they responded to our basic call to evangelize the poor. He warned against those who would seek to curt ...

==='''The Vincentian communities and their charism'''=== I believe that a basic means that will allow us to maintain the prophetic character of the Vincent ...

* Ecclesial: because the members, from baptism, are to follow Christ and become part of * Asia: Numerous young communities are full of life. Even though they are limited, they have great devotion to ...

...val devotions and established a network of confraternities that became the basic unit of Christian society (as envisioned by the participants in the Council ...ity, put aside these “worldly” elements in order to be in harmony with the ecclesial understanding of these associations. ...

...Pope states: ''It always pains me greatly to discover how some Christian communities, and even consecrated persons, can tolerate different forms of enmity, divi The basic content of all preaching is the kerygma: ''In catechesis too, we have redis ...

...our life, the loss of meaning, the lack of vocations and the aging of our communities. ...sus demands in the Sermon on the Mount is made real (5:20). These are the basic motives that provide a foundation for Christian behavior … but even so, sal ...

...ious moral and pastoral state of the clergy who were often ignorant of the basic elements of their ministry. The great majority of the ecclesiastics at tha .... John Eudes, Jean-Jacques Olier and Vincent de Paul … all of whom founded communities dedicated to the formation of good priests. For Vincent this was an indisp ...

...ing that is intended to convert, instruct and enflame the members of those communities that have been evangelized, even if only in a superficial manner. In the p ...hat is intended ''to convert, instruct and enkindle'' the members of those communities that have been evangelized. Popular missions are primarily an extraordinar ...

...opinion in looking at the poor in another way and being attentive to their basic needs. She also leads us to tactfully bring out the abilities of others wit A basic disposition is at the heart of this manner of living with the poor: becomin ...

...e to events. St. Vincent himself, who knew full well that other missionary communities existed, was very conscious of the novelty of the Congregation of the Missi ...ew section, Societies of Apostolic Life, defines the specific character of communities like the Congregation of the Mission (canon 731:1). The centrality of the a ...