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TILOMAR VOICE
SING TO MARY, MOTHER OF JESUS
AND
OUR MOTHER TOO
( MARIAN CULMINATING ACTIVITY)
Tilomar, East Timor
October 31, 2015; the day started with a morning mass at 9:00 a.m. After the mass we proceeded with a dry run for the living rosary event and we ended exactly 12:00 noon. We came home for lunch, rest awhile and went back to the chapel before 2:00 p.m. We had our registration for 20 families who came early for the holy rosary reward to be given later.
We initiated the activity in collaboration with the chapel council. This was designed with the objectives: an act of thanksgiving for all the favors received through her intercession, honor Mary in songs as family and community, community bonding.
The activity was opened with a film viewing on the life of East Timor, after which a short Marian song presented by our school teachers with the sisters. The living rosary was the next in line. There were representatives from different sectors to form the human rosary. Among them were those from arm forces, clinic staff, teachers and students, youth and acolytes, catechists and first communicants; chapel councils, grandparents and 5 families to represent the mysteries.
After the prayer of the holy rosary, the community folk dance followed known as tebetebe. There was sharing of food while tebetebe was going on.
We thank God for that wonderful experience with the people. Our small way of making Mary known and loved by people.
Oct 23, 2015
FEAST OF SAINT ANTHONY MARY CLARET
Oct 17, 2015
MY EXPOSURE IN GUIMARAS
First and most I thank God for this wonderful opportunity
that He had given me to have this exposure as well as i am grateful for my community
for giving me this chance. And for the community of Guimaras for accepting and
supporting me during my exposure for three months.
As
i was send to Guimaras community, i could have a nice and meaningful exposure.
I could learn many things such as community life, prayer and the mission.
Though i was been long time in the community which is as formation house, it is
very different from mission house and formation house. I could learn different
aspects from each one of the sisters as they live their daily life.
As
i was given chance to be in the school i could also be with the people specially
the students i really enjoyed my days being with them as one with them.
I
was also touched by the people and nature. I would say that the people are
really needed of our presence and availability to be with them, and they are
also ready to help us when we are need of their helps.
I had a good exposure in
the community as well as outside with the people.
I
would like to thank for all for your prayers and support.
May
God bless you all
Thank you
By :- Paul
Romeshi Mariyathas Logu
Oct 16, 2015
TWO MONTHS EXPOSURE IN ZAMBOANGA COMMUNITY
I am Silvia Luzinha da Conceicao, a 2nd year
Novice, doing my exposure in Zamboanga community, and I wanted to share with
you all my joy that I experience.
On the 2nd day of August, we arrived at
Zamboanga, known as a dangerous place. At the beginning when I arrived, I have
different feelings arises after another: feeling of nervous (what will I do
here or what will I speak), feeling of fear (thinking what will happen to me
specially every time in the news we see people died here and there), the
feelings of worry, and the feeling of lonely, but yet above all I had that
feeling of athomeness and the joy within me makes me to fight against the
feeling that I had that time.
I could say that I was so much enjoying there with all
the activities that I had; the community activity such as: together with other
congregation we have reach out “to the elderly”, and first week of the month we
have prayer together with other congregation, and the activity in the our dorm:
every Tuesday I accompanied our dormitorians for Rosary and every Thursday we
have our bible sharing with our dormitorians……it was meaningful and at the same
time also very challenging for me. And one activity that I attend is that
launch together with student of Ateneo to share about vocation, it was done
every year so I have the chance to attend it was so nice and inspiring, listening
to each other vocation journey. Those activities make me that even days, weeks
and months past I could not feel anything. Though I was the only one who had my
exposure there but I was not alone, I am supported by so many people specially
our sisters in different communities. This supports was one of my strength that
I lean on and that make my exposure meaningful and wonderful. I thank God for
His abiding presence in my life, and I thank Him also for giving me this opportunity
I learn many new things and relearn what I have learn. I thank also our sisters
in different communities specially Zamboanga community, Guimaras community and
of course Quezon City community who continuously supports and encouraging me
during my exposure, and I know also there are other communities are also
supporting me maybe not directly but through their prayers, thank you so much
for each and every one of you. On October 10, I arrived in Manila.
Maybe only this that I could share with my experience
with you!!!
GOD BLESS US ALL!!!
Oct 15, 2015
GREAT TIME IN GUIMARAS
EXPOSURE EXPERIENCE
First of all, I thank God for giving the opportunity to
have an experience about the life of the Claretian Sisters in the mission
house. I did my exposure in Guimaras Community; in this place our sisters are
doing their mission in education. In
this exposure of mine, I have learned many things, which those things are
helping me a lot in my journey toward Him. Among those experiences that i had,
i would like to share my experienced on how to join “Action and Contemplation”.
Yes…as a followers of St. Antony Mary Claret and Ma. Antonia Paris these two
things are needed, because these they did before.
Seeing the life in the mission house, especially how to
join action and contemplation, I just see on how the sisters in their tiredness
and busyness, they still spent their time to have a special moment with God in
their community prayer, personal prayer, and recollection as well. It was
touched me so much, and challenged me as well on how i need to spend my time to
be with Him in spite of my busyness and tiredness.
All these experiences of mine brought me into a deep
reflection on hoe the important of prayer life is. Prayer is spring water for us, and in the
prayer we will be able to do our mission because with Him we can do everything
and apart from Him absolutely nothing.
These experiences of mine, inspired me and invites me as
well to build more my prayer life, to have deeper intimacy relationship with
Him, so that i am able to do whatever He asks from me.
By: Agnes Nogo Temu,
2nd
novice
Oct 3, 2015
ECO WALK
FRESH FROM THE FORMATION HOUSE
Today, October 4, 2015 on the Feast of St. Francis of Asisi, the community joins the ECOLOGICAL JUSTICE INTERFAITH MOVEMENT , organized by the Fransiscan Missionaries for an ECOLOGY WALK. We started the activity with the Holy Eucharist in St. Vincent Shrine and followed by the march towards Quezon Memorial circle where we had all the set program.
The Holy Eucharist
Marching towards Quezon memorial circle
Oct 1, 2015
A GLIMPS OF TILOMAR COMMUNITY ( EAST TIMOR )
COME AND STAY WITH US
NEW SEEDS OF VOCATION IN INDONESIA
Last August 2015, we were excited to welcome our
four new aspirants who wish to be”Claretian Sisters”. Three of them are from
Atambua, Timor Island (NTT) and the other one is from Kendari, South East of Sulawesi
where our mission house is. What a joy to have them with us. The community
becomes alive with their presence. Therefore, the community will try its best
to help and walk with them to know, love and find Him in everything. Let’s
remember them in our prayer that they may have a joyful journey as they open a
new page of life in Him through our Claretian lifestyle.
(From left to right: Maria Prisila Dewi Putri Ngongo (Dewi), Maria Fransiska Asa (Ika), Yonita Kole (Nita),
Jogjakarta
Community
Sep 2, 2015
JUNIORS' VOICE
Life without evaluation will be shallow
I
start my reflection with this sentence life without evaluation will be shallow,
that is true. To see what I have done in the past, how I live my life and grow in a certain aspects are the means to grow better as a person neither for
religious or lay people. As a religious sister I consider these aspects so
important, since I am staying in the community where diversity is. Thank you
also for the concern to have this evaluation though in a short time yet
generally I am able to share what are the things I need to improve more, what
are the growth that I gained regarding human growth, following Christ and
challenges that I confront in daily live. Honestly to live in the community is
not easy just like turning my palm as I want yet at the same time that is a
home where I can learn so many things, where I come to know so many things regarding
my attitudes, others culture, knowledge through sharing, where I can nurture
oneself regarding talents, my capacity in doing something new for me especially
where I can nurture my spiritual life. There is joy, sadness, pains, happiness
that sometimes I don’t understand why I have to experience. The Lord is very
kind, He never leave those who called upon Him and that is my experience many
times especially when I fell that nobody is beside me, that is the time I
depend more myself to Him, that I stand together with Him, I am never alone.
There are so many things I need to see more as the essential of this life,
though sometimes my eyes so blur only the shadow that I could see but putting
the trust always at His hand, hoping that everything will be done in the right
time as He wills for each one. Special thanks to Sr Anas, for your availability
in listening to all of us, and encouraging words to move on, yet the actor is
all of us to do so, we are responsible for ourselves. May God bless all our
good intentions a long this year, this small things is just beginning for all
of us in order to have the bigger one. Congratulations for all the juniors.
Viva Claretianas.
With warm greetings
Beatris Juliana Situmorang
JUNIORS EVALUATION
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT FOR THE JUNIORS 2014/2015
by Emy Ndung
People may say,” living without
loving is just like a bowl of soup without salt; life without reflection is
just like the crayon without colors; project of life without an evaluation is
just like the sea without waves. “The evaluation of the project for us the juniors
with the perfect of formation; Sr. Anastasia Wio was held last August 20 - 25, 2015 in Jogjakarta community. It was done nicely as we shared our life
journey according to our stage such as a pastoralist as well as for those who
are studying. Besides we did the
evaluation, we had the chance also to have a personal dialogue with her (Sr.
Anastasia Wio).
For me the project of a year
which offered to us, I considered it as a guide that I used for a year of my
pastoral that I had been passed through and I realized that it was helping me a
lot. In this evaluation, there are 4 aspects that we evaluated through our
sharing according to our own experiences in living it out; which are: community
life, spiritual life, apostolate as well as the relationship in connection to
the vows. In these 4 aspects that we had shared together; I felt that I am
enriched by the sharing of my companions with the varieties experience of their
ups and downs in their journey. In some aspects, I may say that I am growing
because I feel that I have been improving but in in some aspects I realize that
I need to see ahead of my head and to step forward in order to go out from my
comfort zone in order to gain the new learning for my growth.
Lastly, I would like to thank God
for the community where I was (Tilomar Community) for this community helped me
to see beyond the reality of life, to feel that I am loved, to be relax but be
responsible, etc.
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