Friday 12 June 2009

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8 comments:

  1. 冒 昧 的 請 問 ﹐ 彭 神 父 近 況 如 何 呢 ﹖ 上 次 已 留 言 ﹐ 因 恐 有 誤 ﹐ 故 一 再 麻 煩 你 們 代 轉 問 候 之 情 。 因 悉 他 早 前 中 風 抱 恙 ﹐ 現 在 全 康 復 了 嗎 ﹖ 曾 郵 電 給 他 聯 絡 ﹐ 都 沒 回 音 ﹐ 甚 是 掛 念 。 他 現 在 在 臺 ﹐ 還 是 仍 在 美 國 呢 ﹖如 果 可 能 的 話 ﹐ 請 他 給 我 聯 絡 一 下 。 謝 謝 。 也 請 你 郵 電 跟 我 聯 絡 ﹐ 再 謝 。

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    1. Paul Chen: 請再留言一次,但記緊附上電郵地址,否則我沒法和你聯繫!你上次留言我已嘗試留言給你,但收不到你的回覆,心知你沒收到我的回信,但沒法和你聯繫,現在懇請你再次留言,及留下電郵。請放心,你的留言,不會公開的。

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  2. Hi,

    我是一名來自北京的正在追尋和分辨聖召的青年。我對方濟會士的生活方式與文化都十分感興趣,同時我也在加拿大留學時與魁北克的會士們有過短暫的接觸。如有機會我希望今年夏季能夠來台灣或香港拜訪一下方濟會院,亦或是參加一些會院的活動/課程/祈禱等。

    我在7月20日-8月15日左右時間都比較充裕

    如果有什麼訊息,或是想要我寫一些更完整的自我介紹,亦或是需要我提前準備些什麼可以通過:

    yigengfeng@gmail.com

    聯繫到我

    感謝
    馮一耕

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    1. 馮一耕兄弟:

      你好!因為方濟會網站故障,今天才看到你的留言。
      你有興趣聖召?請用我這個電郵聯繫。brother.william.ng@aya.yale.edu 或brotherwilliamofm@gmail.com
      你在魁北克唸書?Vous parlez francais bien?!
      我也在加拿大唸書,沒學好法文,不過很愛魁北克,je me souviens.
      或可以微信聯繫本人。

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  3. Dear Superior,

    My name is Irene Wang. I came from Taiwan and graduated from Peking University(World's Top 30). Before 2 years I volunteered in Beijing catholic church. And then ten months ago I learned a liturgy in Catholic sister community of Philippine and participated a meditation in Catholic sister community of Auckland, NZ. Please refer to my picture which is attached in this email. I completed latin rosary scripture. Shall I go to your congregation/monastery/convent/abbey/nunnery to learn the postulancy order and become a catholic sister?
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    Vocation is a unique call of God to each person. Vocation is never only about “me” and my personal fulfillment. Living out one’s vocation is always about loving relationship with others, in the service of the Gospel, Church and world.

    As a call from God, vocation is a lively movement of call and response. It begins in the realization of God’s great love for all of creation and within that reality, God’s personal and unconditional love for each one of us. As Scripture tells us, “We love because God first loved us.” (1 John 4: 19)

    Vocation then is always a call to love in truth. It is about “falling in love with God” and trying to live my life most fully in doing God’s will for me in the world. The way we love as humans teaches us much about this dynamic. When I hear the words, “I love you” from another person I am faced with a choice. I can either “run in the other direction” so as not to become more deeply involved or I can respond with an “I love you too”! When I respond in love to the other person it immediately involves greater commitment in my relationship with that person. It means being for that person, listening to him or her, caring and loving unselfishly. It is a joyful commitment. It is fulfilling but it will involve a “cost” of loving.

    So it is when I hear the Word of God telling me in the depths of my being that I am loved by God. I have a choice to respond freely. When I respond in love to God I am called into a deeper commitment, to a more attentive “listening” to God in prayer. I am called to seek truth in my life guided by Scripture, the realities of the world and my own person and teachings of the Church. I’m called to live each moment of my life in all its realities for God, to care and love unselfishly in God’s world. There are various and equally important ways of living out this vocation to be loved and to love in return. Traditionally, in the Church women and men have lived out their vocation to love in marriage, in the single life, in priesthood or in religious life (being a vowed member of a religious order). At the root of all these forms of vocation, however, is the ultimate call from God to be loved and to love.
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    Spiritual leaders prove that I am a good religious girl.
    1. Singaporean Priest Anthony Lim Pheck Leng who works for Taiwanese Catholic Church.
    alpleng3@yahoo.com
    +886 926 235591
    2. Seminary dean of Beijing
    Priest Simon
    simonzhujie@icloud.com
    +86 18301691918
    3. Auckland spiritual leader, NZ
    hernebayparish@gmail.com

    Best Regards,

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    1. IRENE,不好意思,因為網站問題,今天才看到你的留言。請聯絡貧道:伍修士brotherwilliamofm@gmail.com

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  4. 想諮詢一下:
    如何與方濟會負責聖召的神長聯繫?

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  5. 請聯絡貧道:伍修士brotherwilliamofm@gmail.com

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