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St. Maria De Mattias was born in 1805 in Italy and through her upbringing and spiritual influences such as St. Gaspar Del Bufalo, she felt called to serve the church. In 1834, she founded the Congregation of the Adorers of the Blood of Christ in Acuto, Italy with the mission of collaborating with Christ in his work of redemption and being a witness to God's love. The congregation has since expanded to over 2000 members in 27 countries around the world carrying
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Adorers of the Blood of Christ Presentation
- 1. "Before I formed you in your mother's womb, I knew you... ....before you were born, I set you apart...(Jer.1:5)
- 2. What you are is God’s gift to you, …What you become is your gift to God…
- 4. She was born into the world on February 4,1805, in the mountainous and barren soil of Vallecorsa, Italy.
- 5. “How fortunate are we to have been Born in the bosom of the Church.” St. Maria De Mattias
- 6. Through the loving presence of her Father, at the age of 8, Maria’s heart was drawn to an ardent love of Jesus…
- 7. …in the image of a Paschal Lamb who was led to death and given His Blood for the Salvation of the World.
- 9. Through the inspiration of St. Gaspar Del Bufalo ( Founder of the Missionaries of the Most Precious Blood) in the Popular Mission on 1822
- 11. She began to act in a way that they did not understand, she removed her vanities, and lived contradicting the ideals of
- 12. …like Mary after the Annunciation and upon knowing the condition of her cousin Elizabeth, SET OUT IN A HURRY to respond to the needs of the Church in her time.
- 14. To bring back the “beautiful order of things” which the Great Son of God came to Establish in His own Blood…
- 15. Finally, reaching Acuto on March 4,1834, Maria Gave Birth to the Congregation of the Adorers of the Blood of Christ.
- 16. Adoratrice Sanguinis C hristi
- 17. …a Congregation that will collaborate with Christ in His work of Redemption.
- 18. …a witness to God’s Love in thier own lives and led others to the knowledge and Love of Jesus Crucified.
- 19. St. Maria De Mattias was canonized in 2003, a model of Holiness in the Church.
- 20. The Adorers did not have as its goal a particular ministry. Rather it took its inspiration from the Mystery of the Blood of Christ and sought to bring its power to God’s people, especially women and girls.
- 21. Eventually, the seeds sown in Acuto was scattered all over the world. Now there are almost 2000 Adorers present in 27 countries all over the world.
- 22. Love and Charity "Charity towards God and our dear neighbors…
- 23. ASC Philippines Foundation March 4, 1991
- 24. MINISTRIES
- 25. #5A Cenacle Drive, Sanville Subd., T. Sora, Q.C.
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- 28. Feeding Program
- 29. #112(090) Ipil St. Marikina Heights, Marikina City
- 38. The Symbol of our Commitment
- 39. If you feel the call for religious life, not afraid to face an uncharted future and want to make difference, we invite you to contact or write:
- 40. ADORERS OF THE BLOOD OF CHRIST Vocation Directress 14 P. H. Lim St. Tierra Verde Homes, Tandang Sora, Quezon City, Philippines Tel.: 00632-9314727 09206118417