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1 2| 10. One heart, one mind~~~The
2 2| 11. United in prayer, the Word,
3 4| the builders labour" (Ps.126), ~members of the Movement
4 4| 16. Within their own families~~
5 1| describing it in Article 164.4 of the Marist Brothers'
6 4| 18. In the community at large~~
7 1| seminarians who banded together in 1816 to found the Society of
8 1| Champagnat founded, on January 2, 1817, the lay institute of the
9 1| the Society of Mary.~~In 1863, the Holy See approved the
10 4| 19. In the Church~~ Following
11 1| birth and foundation~~In 1985, the Institute's General
12 4| 20. Through prayer and the
13 5| 23. The Group Leader~~ As a
14 5| 24. A living body~~ As a living
15 1| 3. About the Marist Brothers...~~~
16 3| community (Acts 2, 42-47; 32-35), members share their
17 3| community (Acts 2, 42-47; 32-35), members share their human
18 3| Christian community (Acts 2, 42-47; 32-35), members share
19 3| Christian community (Acts 2, 42-47; 32-35), members share their
20 1| 5. Basic structure of the
21 2| 8. Journeying in faith~~Guided
22 2| 9. In simplicity of heart...~~
23 4| confused young people, abandoned children, and the like.
24 1| preparation, he or she is then accepted as a fully active member.~~ ~
25 2| also the Good Mother who accompanies each member and his or her
26 | according
27 4| Champagnat Movement Groups act in communion with their
28 1| then accepted as a fully active member.~~ ~
29 3| first Christian community (Acts 2, 42-47; 32-35), members
30 5| spiritual life is provided for adequately.~~~
31 1| person makes a request to be admitted into one of the Groups.~~
32 1| Champagnat.~~In this Movement, affiliated members, young people, parents,
33 3| sickness or other trials afflict one of their number.~In
34 | After
35 4| painful.~If illness or old age does not allow some of them
36 2| woman of faith who is always alert to the word of God and ready
37 4| illness or old age does not allow some of them to perform
38 1| shine forth.~The Institute animates and co-ordinates the activities
39 5| members to be the leader and animator who will serve the Group
40 5| major Superior may also appoint a Brother to be his liaison
41 1| this Movement by setting up appropriate structures. "~~~
42 1| In 1863, the Holy See approved the new congregation as
43 1| Family; describing it in Article 164.4 of the Marist Brothers'
44 1| Brothers around the world asked the Brothers to help them
45 4| requires special support or assistance, the other members of his
46 5| even more, with seeking to assure their ongoing Marist development
47 3| 14. Attentiveness to Others~~ The family spirit
48 1| is a movement for people attracted to the spirituality of Father
49 1| group of seminarians who banded together in 1816 to found
50 1| teaching children, on a regular basis, about God and His love
51 | becomes
52 1| of God's love for him, of being personally loved by Jesus
53 2| so that the world may believe ~ that you sent me " (John
54 2| These words call those who belong to the Champagnat Movement
55 1| Champagnat Movement: its birth and foundation~~In 1985,
56 4| there, as a way to make love blossom.~~They give their own children
57 5| 24. A living body~~ As a living reality, the
58 4| groups.~~There are special bonds uniting them to the branches
59 4| service, and with courage born of faith.~~They try to live
60 1| experience of instructing a dying boy who knew nothing about God,
61 1| He saw his Institute as a branch of the Society of Mary.~~
62 4| bonds uniting them to the branches and to other lay movements
63 2| members of the Movement try to bring the love of Jesus and Mary
64 5| witnesses and evangelisers bringing the good news of his life
65 4| suffering and without hope: broken families, confused young
66 4| house, ~ in vain do the builders labour" (Ps.126), ~members
67 2| another, "~~These words call those who belong to the
68 4| communion with Jesus and Mary on Calvary.~~~
69 4| entrusts it to the love and care of Jesus and Mary.~~ ~
70 2| live and work.~~Each member carries out that mission, in the
71 1| I long to teach him his catechism, ~ and help him know how
72 2| in every situation.~~The celebration of the Eucharist together
73 3| Nazareth family spirit of love characterised by simplicity and trust,
74 2| and modesty as the three characteristic ways for his followers to
75 5| activities.~~The Leader is also charged with ensuring that the Group'
76 1| said, "Every time I see a child, ~ I long to teach him his
77 5| general rule, the Group chooses one of its members to be
78 4| apostolate of the laity is clearly an integral part of the
79 1| himself or herself to a closer following of Jesus, according
80 1| The Institute animates and co-ordinates the activities of this Movement
81 4| parish or diocese, and in collaboration with other Church movements
82 1| share and nourish their common ideals.~The internal life
83 2| promote in its members:~ . compassion and zeal,. simplicity,.
84 5| the Champagnat Movement is concerned not only with new members,
85 1| commitment more profound and concrete.~~They want to share more
86 4| is apostolic.~Baptism and Confirmation empower with his spirit
87 4| without hope: broken families, confused young people, abandoned
88 1| Holy See approved the new congregation as an autonomous institute
89 4| Through prayer and the Cross~~ Conscious of the fact that ~ "If the
90 2| and always rely on the constant help of her whom Blessed
91 1| of the Marist Brothers' Constitutions as follows:~~This Movement
92 4| and possible, within the context of their circumstances.~~~
93 5| Champagnat Movement Groups, are cordially maintained.~~~
94 4| spirit of service, and with courage born of faith.~~They try
95 2| and grace for all.~And, of course, devotion to Mary, following
96 4| Through prayer and the Cross~~ Conscious of the fact
97 1| La Valla, to realise the crying need for religious teaching
98 4| within the framework of the cultural, social and political realities
99 4| called by God.~Sons and daughters of each family thus learn
100 2| communion of saints, living and dead.~~It is important, for the
101 3| faith and generosity, they decide together what can be done
102 1| Little Brothers of Mary, dedicated to the Christian education
103 1| former students, and friends, deepen within themselves the spirit
104 1| Movement of the Marist Family; describing it in Article 164.4 of the
105 1| knew nothing about God, he determined to find a way of teaching
106 3| Hermitage and other places, to develop that Nazareth family spirit
107 5| assure their ongoing Marist development and maturity, by offering
108 2| for all.~And, of course, devotion to Mary, following Blessed
109 4| action. They promote loving dialogue and sharing there, as a
110 4| their lives,~even those most difficult or painful.~If illness or
111 3| through its own periods of difficulty.~At such times, each member
112 4| local churches, parish or diocese, and in collaboration with
113 4| first Brothers:~~ "All the dioceses of the world enter into
114 2| recognise Mary as the perfect disciple of Christ, the woman of
115 4| others. And they help them discover and follow the vocation
116 5| is Brother Provincial or District Superior of the Marist Brothers
117 5| the theology of the laity, documents of the Institute,~and the
118 4| Blessed Champagnat's spirit by doing everything with honesty
119 4| see their families, the domestic Church, as their first field
120 | done
121 5| formation.~~Such formation draws on:~the Scriptures, Church
122 1| These two qualities led him, early on in his ministry in the
123 2| me " (John 17,21), ~~is echoed in the dying words ~of Blessed
124 2| Prayer is an essential element of membership in the Movement
125 2| Mary".~~ Among the special elements of Champagnat's spirituality,
126 4| Baptism and Confirmation empower with his spirit all the
127 2| be the source of special empowering and grace for all.~And,
128 4| young Churches.~This will enable such members or Groups to
129 3| strives to be a source of encouragement and a bond of communion.~
130 4| 21. To the ends of the earth~~ Groups may
131 5| of the Movement exist to enrich the life and spirituality
132 4| the dioceses of the world enter into our designs. "~~~
133 4| members of the Movement entrust their lives and mission
134 4| strengthens family unity, and entrusts it to the love and care
135 2| Eucharist~~Prayer is an essential element of membership in
136 5| Christ and His witnesses and evangelisers bringing the good news of
137 1| sharers in His mission of evangelising the world.~As a result,
138 5| Institute,~and the events of everyday life which are its primary
139 | everyone
140 5| activities of the Movement exist to enrich the life and spirituality
141 1| practical man.~When he had the experience of instructing a dying boy
142 1| follows:~~This Movement is "an extension of the Marist Brothers'
143 4| some of them to perform any exterior apostolate, they can nevertheless
144 1| Fratres Maristae a Scholis or F.M.S.)~~ ~
145 4| His apostles revealing the face of God who is Love, Salvation,
146 4| Cross~~ Conscious of the fact that ~ "If the Lord does
147 1| the whole Movement remains faithful to the spirit and tradition
148 1| individual Christian who feels called to commit himself
149 2| God, their families, their fellow-members, and everyone around them
150 | few
151 1| of the Institute has the final responsibility for ensuring
152 1| about God, he determined to find a way of teaching children,
153 2| lifelong example, naturally finds a special place in the prayer
154 4| they do, they keep their focus on Christian formation and
155 1| Brothers' Constitutions as follows:~~This Movement is "an extension
156 3| and self-forgetfulness, forgiveness and mutual help.~~Members
157 | former
158 1| live it and let it shine forth.~The Institute animates
159 4| Kingdom on earth, it also fosters the spiritual growth of
160 | found
161 1| Movement: its birth and foundation~~In 1985, the Institute'
162 1| ideal, Father Champagnat founded, on January 2, 1817, the
163 4| values of Jesus within the framework of the cultural, social
164 1| Brothers of the Schools (Fratres Maristae a Scholis or F.
165 1| His Church, following the French Revolution.~~Marcellin was
166 1| helpers, former students, and friends, deepen within themselves
167 4| Champagnat Group is another fruitful field for members to carry
168 2| Father and with one another,~~Furthermore, it links them to the Groups
169 2| women.~~And it grows and gains its strength from the members'
170 1| respecting the original name, it gave the institute the title
171 3| their number.~In faith and generosity, they decide together what
172 4| practical help, tactfully and generously,~~~
173 2| strength from the members' gift of themselves to others.~
174 3| their human and spiritual gifts; and, when the Lord invites,
175 4| make love blossom.~~They give their own children a Christian
176 4| and undertake the mission given to each one in baptism.~
177 3| A Group may sometimes go through its own periods
178 3| invites, even their material goods.~~~
179 2| together.~In that way, the Gospels become a real Word of Life
180 2| all men and women.~~And it grows and gains its strength from
181 4| also fosters the spiritual growth of the members, and stimulates
182 2| be a source of grace and guidance for lay persons whose mission
183 2| 8. Journeying in faith~~Guided by the Holy Spirit, members
184 2| and Love, sustaining and guiding them at all times and in
185 | had
186 2| the people with whom they happen to live and work.~~~
187 4| family thus learn to foster harmony and unity in their home,
188 1| young people, parents, helpers, former students, and friends,
189 4| apostolic activity not only helps build God's Kingdom on earth,
190 5| By sharing the spiritual heritage of Blessed Marcellin Champagnat,
191 3| Valla, and later at the Hermitage and other places, to develop
192 | herself
193 | himself
194 4| by doing everything with honesty and solidarity, a spirit
195 4| are suffering and without hope: broken families, confused
196 4| with them their youthful hopes and ideals.~~Family prayer
197 4| Lord does not build the house, ~ in vain do the builders
198 2| Father Champagnat associated humility and modesty as the three
199 2| Chapter II: The spirituality of the
200 3| Chapter III: The Movement's family spirit (§.
201 4| difficult or painful.~If illness or old age does not allow
202 2| living and dead.~~It is important, for the ongoing vitality
203 4| Christian education which includes teaching them concern for
204 | indeed
205 1| which the Brothers have inherited from their founder, Blessed
206 3| involving human suffering or injustice, whether these be local
207 1| 1. Its source and inspiration.~~The Holy Spirit is stirring
208 1| the Marist Brothers...~~~Inspired by his ideal, Father Champagnat
209 1| he had the experience of instructing a dying boy who knew nothing
210 4| the laity is clearly an integral part of the mission of the
211 4| Group, each member shows an interest in the lives and work of
212 3| gifts; and, when the Lord invites, even their material goods.~~~
213 3| solutions to situations involving human suffering or injustice,
214 4| Chapter IV: The Mission (§.15-21)~~ ~
215 1| Father Champagnat founded, on January 2, 1817, the lay institute
216 2| believe ~ that you sent me " (John 17,21), ~~is echoed in the
217 5| Movement~~ A person who joins the Champagnat Movement
218 2| her Group in their life journey of faith.~~~
219 2| 8. Journeying in faith~~Guided by the
220 3| by simplicity and trust, joy and self-forgetfulness,
221 3| not only to rejoice in the joys of individual members, but
222 2| Marial as well as apostolic, just as Father Champagnat summed
223 4| Christian formation and justice, with a particular concern
224 4| everything they do, they keep their focus on Christian
225 3| Movement foster the same kind of lively family spirit.~
226 1| instructing a dying boy who knew nothing about God, he determined
227 1| catechism, ~ and help him know how much Jesus Christ loves
228 4| in vain do the builders labour" (Ps.126), ~members of the
229 3| responding.~They also seek lasting solutions to situations
230 | later
231 1| Institute's General Chapter launched the lay movement called:~~
232 5| Chapter V: Launching a Champagnat Group (§.22-
233 4| share the overall aim of leading people to Jesus through
234 5| the Group for a specified length of time.~It is his or her
235 | let
236 5| appoint a Brother to be his liaison with the Movement, and see
237 4| prayers, and by offering their limitations and sufferings, in communion
238 2| another,~~Furthermore, it links them to the Groups in the
239 3| foster the same kind of lively family spirit.~Like the
240 4| political realities of their locality.~In the midst of everything
241 1| time I see a child, ~ I long to teach him his catechism, ~
242 1| know how much Jesus Christ loves him. "~~ ~
243 1| Maristae a Scholis or F.M.S.)~~ ~
244 5| Movement Groups, are cordially maintained.~~~
245 5| withdraws such recognition.~~The major Superior may also appoint
246 | makes
247 | Many
248 2| themselves to others.~It is also Marial as well as apostolic, just
249 1| of the Schools (Fratres Maristae a Scholis or F.M.S.)~~ ~
250 3| Lord invites, even their material goods.~~~
251 5| ongoing Marist development and maturity, by offering them suitable
252 | me
253 4| Love, Salvation, and the meaning of life to all men and women.~~
254 5| by offering them suitable means of formation.~~Such formation
255 5| smooth running of its regular meetings and other activities.~~The
256 2| an essential element of membership in the Movement and within
257 4| of their locality.~In the midst of everything they do, they
258 1| led him, early on in his ministry in the village of La Valla,
259 2| associated humility and modesty as the three characteristic
260 2| Champagnat summed it up in his motto: "All to Jesus through Mary".~~
261 3| self-forgetfulness, forgiveness and mutual help.~~Members of the Champagnat
262 1| respecting the original name, it gave the institute the
263 2| Champagnat's lifelong example, naturally finds a special place in
264 4| the poor, and others most neglected by society.~Many people
265 | nevertheless
266 5| evangelisers bringing the good news of his life and love to
267 | nothing
268 1| small groups to share and nourish their common ideals.~The
269 2| the Group, that members be nourished by regularly sharing the
270 3| trials afflict one of their number.~In faith and generosity,
271 1| the world.~As a result, numbers of people closely associated
272 5| the Marist Brothers who officially recognises a Champagnat
273 | often
274 4| or painful.~If illness or old age does not allow some
275 2| Blessed Champagnat called "our Ordinary Resource. "~~ ~
276 5| may have life..."~~ The organisation and activities of the Movement
277 5| autonomous in its own internal organization.~~It is Brother Provincial
278 1| right. While respecting the original name, it gave the institute
279 | overall
280 4| themselves to the support of some overseas mission activity.~Or one
281 4| those most difficult or painful.~If illness or old age does
282 1| affiliated members, young people, parents, helpers, former students,
283 4| respective local churches, parish or diocese, and in collaboration
284 4| laity is clearly an integral part of the mission of the whole
285 2| mission.~~ As Christians participating in the Church's mission,
286 5| responsibility to promote unity and participation in the Group, and to see
287 2| members recognise Mary as the perfect disciple of Christ, the
288 4| not allow some of them to perform any exterior apostolate,
289 3| sometimes go through its own periods of difficulty.~At such times,
290 1| s love for him, of being personally loved by Jesus and Mary.~
291 2| grace and guidance for lay persons whose mission is to help
292 3| the Hermitage and other places, to develop that Nazareth
293 4| the cultural, social and political realities of their locality.~
294 1| autonomous institute of pontifical right. While respecting
295 1| was a man blessed with a powerful sense of God's love for
296 4| the others through their prayers, and by offering their limitations
297 1| Groups.~~After a time of preparation, he or she is then accepted
298 4| to recognise His loving presence in all the events of their
299 2| may be possible under the prevailing circumstances.~~Sometimes,
300 5| everyday life which are its primary resource.~~~
301 4| large~~ In their trade or professional work, and their other social
302 1| personal, daily commitment more profound and concrete.~~They want
303 2| also leads them to work at promoting a spirit of community in
304 5| that its spiritual life is provided for adequately.~~~
305 5| organization.~~It is Brother Provincial or District Superior of
306 4| do the builders labour" (Ps.126), ~members of the Movement
307 2| Groups strive to do good quietly, and always rely on the
308 1| village of La Valla, to realise the crying need for religious
309 4| cultural, social and political realities of their locality.~In the
310 5| living body~~ As a living reality, the Champagnat Movement
311 5| Brothers who officially recognises a Champagnat Movement Group
312 5| need be, withdraws such recognition.~~The major Superior may
313 5| Champagnat Movement Group in his region, or, if need be, withdraws
314 2| members be nourished by regularly sharing the Word of God
315 3| Group leads them not only to rejoice in the joys of individual
316 1| realise the crying need for religious teaching among all the poor
317 2| good quietly, and always rely on the constant help of
318 1| that the whole Movement remains faithful to the spirit and
319 1| Their aim was to help in the renewal of the mission of Jesus
320 1| Movement, a person makes a request to be admitted into one
321 4| the others. When someone requires special support or assistance,
322 1| pontifical right. While respecting the original name, it gave
323 3| work out practical ways of responding.~They also seek lasting
324 1| evangelising the world.~As a result, numbers of people closely
325 4| mission and be His apostles revealing the face of God who is Love,
326 1| Church, following the French Revolution.~~Marcellin was a man blessed
327 1| institute of pontifical right. While respecting the original
328 2| Movement's spirituality is rooted in God's love for all men
329 5| Group Leader~~ As a general rule, the Group chooses one of
330 5| and to see to the smooth running of its regular meetings
331 2| to the whole communion of saints, living and dead.~~It is
332 4| face of God who is Love, Salvation, and the meaning of life
333 | same
334 1| especially those most in need.~He saw his Institute as a branch
335 1| Schools (Fratres Maristae a Scholis or F.M.S.)~~ ~
336 1| of Marist Brothers of the Schools (Fratres Maristae a Scholis
337 5| formation draws on:~the Scriptures, Church teachings, the theology
338 4| and their other social and secular activities, members of the
339 5| members, but, even more, with seeking to assure their ongoing
340 2| ideal qualities the Movement seeks to promote in its members:~ .
341 3| simplicity and trust, joy and self-forgetfulness, forgiveness and mutual
342 1| Champagnat was one of a group of seminarians who banded together in 1816
343 3| Champagnat, members are also sensitive to special needs around
344 5| leader and animator who will serve the Group for a specified
345 1| activities of this Movement by setting up appropriate structures. "~~~
346 | several
347 1| as followers of Jesus and sharers in His mission of evangelising
348 1| they can live it and let it shine forth.~The Institute animates
349 4| each Group, each member shows an interest in the lives
350 3| especially supportive when sickness or other trials afflict
351 2| at all times and in every situation.~~The celebration of the
352 3| seek lasting solutions to situations involving human suffering
353 5| Group, and to see to the smooth running of its regular meetings
354 4| everything with honesty and solidarity, a spirit of service, and
355 3| They also seek lasting solutions to situations involving
356 | someone
357 4| each one is called by God.~Sons and daughters of each family
358 1| people in the Church today, sparking a new response to their
359 5| will serve the Group for a specified length of time.~It is his
360 4| growth of the members, and stimulates the spirit and vitality
361 1| inspiration.~~The Holy Spirit is stirring up lay people in the Church
362 2| And it grows and gains its strength from the members' gift of
363 4| and ideals.~~Family prayer strengthens family unity, and entrusts
364 2| mind, members of the Groups strive to do good quietly, and
365 3| such times, each member strives to be a source of encouragement
366 1| 5. Basic structure of the Movement: Small Groups~~
367 1| by setting up appropriate structures. "~~~
368 1| parents, helpers, former students, and friends, deepen within
369 4| offering their limitations and sufferings, in communion with Jesus
370 5| maturity, by offering them suitable means of formation.~~Such
371 2| just as Father Champagnat summed it up in his motto: "All
372 3| but also to be especially supportive when sickness or other trials
373 2| real Word of Life and Love, sustaining and guiding them at all
374 4| to offer practical help, tactfully and generously,~~~
375 1| see a child, ~ I long to teach him his catechism, ~ and
376 5| the Scriptures, Church teachings, the theology of the laity,
377 | then
378 5| Scriptures, Church teachings, the theology of the laity, documents
379 2| humility and modesty as the three characteristic ways for
380 | throughout
381 1| it gave the institute the title of Marist Brothers of the
382 1| lay people in the Church today, sparking a new response
383 4| community at large~~ In their trade or professional work, and
384 3| supportive when sickness or other trials afflict one of their number.~
385 4| member, and each Group, tries to offer as much help as
386 3| characterised by simplicity and trust, joy and self-forgetfulness,
387 1| and their needs.~~These two qualities led him, early
388 2| enthusiasm, faith and simplicity typical of Blessed Champagnat's
389 | under
390 4| members to recognise and undertake the mission given to each
391 2| Movement to live a real bond of union and love, and to be open
392 2| 11. United in prayer, the Word, and
393 2| and within each Group.~~It unites all members with God their
394 4| There are special bonds uniting them to the branches and
395 5| Chapter V: Launching a Champagnat
396 4| not build the house, ~ in vain do the builders labour" (
397 4| They try to live the Gospel values of Jesus within the framework
398 1| on in his ministry in the village of La Valla, to realise
399 4| share the zealous missionary vision of Blessed Marcellin who
400 | we
401 2| love, and to be open and welcoming to those who seek to join.~~
402 | well
403 | what
404 | whatever
405 | whether
406 | While
407 | whose
408 5| region, or, if need be, withdraws such recognition.~~The major
409 | without
410 2| disciple of Christ, the woman of faith who is always alert
411 2| their respective families, workplaces, and society in general,~~~
412 4| whom he or she lives and works.~~The apostolate of the
413 4| those living with them their youthful hopes and ideals.~~Family
414 4| members or Groups to share the zealous missionary vision of Blessed