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It's really nice to see,” said Hilario, who was one of about 200 people to attend a ceremony for 48-year-old Luis Henry Agudelo, who became the first Hispanic to be ordained a priest by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich. With an active membership
Bishop-Designate of Lynn, Jonathan Meyrick, was today ordained as bishop and consecrated by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster Abbey, supported by crowds of people from the Diocese of Norwich who travelled to London for the occasion.
Within the Diocese of Norwich, which serves the Connecticut counties of Middlesex, New London, Tolland, Windham, as well as Fishers Island, NY, the Vernon deanery, one of seven in the diocese, has formed its eight parishes into clusters at the
There's an old adage that the only thing constant in life is change, and these days especially, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich is taking that to heart. The Diocese, which encompasses Roman Catholic
The workshop was run by facilitators from Mothers' Union Norwich Diocese, for couples getting married at their church in Taverham and started with a meal then a few fun exercises and conversation starters. “We both thoroughly enjoyed the evening,
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich « May: Learning How to Follow «
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ:
I sincerely hope your Easter celebration was a joyous family occasion. Easter is a time of such profound mystery and hope. Christ has risen. It is for all Catholics a time of strengthened faith and new life.
We now look forward to the continuation of the sacred fifty days of Eastertide as they lead us to the Feast of the Ascension – celebrating the return of Jesus to his place at the right hand of the Father; and to Pentecost – commemorating the gift of the Holy Spirit to the apostles and the beginning of the Church.
As disciples of the Risen Lord, we are called to share, by voice and example, the good news of the Gospel. Opportunities abound.
Recently, I attended a diocesan function and happened to be in casual conversation with a small group after dinner. One of the women present, whom I know to be a very successful business person, happened to mention her newfound interest in ballroom dancing. She said she had seen a television show that sparked her interest and she set out to find an instructor. And did. When she first met with her instructor, she informed him that she was most interested in dance lessons so she could learn how to follow. She told him she already knew how to lead – as a CEO of her own company. “Following” was what she needed to learn. She further shared that the instructor replied…”well, you’re in the right place, because when you learn to follow, you will find new harmony and grace that come from understanding the close relationship between following and leading.” It didn’t strike me until much later that evening how insightful her story was on so many levels.
Following Christ is the commitment we as Catholics all share as His disciples. In fact, the word disciple means to learn or follow. As annunciated in The Gospel of John, “When Jesus spoke again to the people, He said. “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (John 8:12) Therein lies the tie that binds us. It is the desire and active choice to know Jesus better. How do we learn to do this? How do we become better at following? Certainly spending time in prayer daily and studying His Word help us become open to grace to learn.
As members of the Church, we have the wonderful opportunity to share in the fullness of sacramental life as a community of faith. Together we can follow the teachings of the faith, pray, worship and share in the celebration and nurturing gift of the Eucharist. We can grow in the knowledge of our faith and in our resolve to practice active discipleship. The Church is there for us each step of the journey.
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