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The mission statement outlines that members of the Order of St. Augustine are centered in prayer and the Eucharist. They search for God in community by sharing their lives, goods, and spiritual journey with each other and others. Their shared experience shapes their ministries as they continue serving the Church through schools, parishes, and missions, discerning new ways to serve God.
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The Institute Summer Program provides intensive theological formation in Spanish for two weeks in July for ministers who have completed a basic program in their dioceses. Financial aid is available for those with great need. The program is taught by experienced faculty and offers low-cost housing. Advanced studies are also available, allowing exceptional students without a Bachelor's degree to pursue Masters-level work. Applicants must meet the admissions requirements for special students and scholarships are available by application.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
The document summarizes an organization's focus on life-long catechesis through different stages of life. It has accomplished this through collaboration with dioceses to understand their needs, providing presentations and speakers. The organization has developed new online subscription products and its goal is to partner with another organization. It offers partnership through collaboration, speakers committed to Hispanic communities, and affirmation through links on its webpage.
Federación De Institutos Pastorales
El documento resume los principales cambios en la Junta Directiva de Pueblo Hispano Voz Profética, incluyendo a la nueva presidenta Srta. Ruth Bolarte. Se continuará con el proceso de acreditación de los institutos y un trabajo pastoral conjunto. La presidenta buscará establecer colaboraciones con otras organizaciones. Internamente se definirá más la visión y estrategia de la Federación.
Boston College
The document provides information about Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Institute of Religious Education and Pastoral Ministry (IREPM). IREPM is committed to Hispanic Ministry formation at the graduate level and continuing education programs. The document highlights IREPM's establishment of a new school, creation of a faculty position in Hispanic Ministry, and partnerships with other organizations promoting Hispanic Ministry. IREPM seeks fresh perspectives and resources from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops on Hispanic Ministry to inspire new approaches to ministerial formation. IREPM offers scholarships, faculty expertise, and university resources in exchange for collaboration with the conference.
SEPI
The document discusses the role of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops to assume leadership in promoting the agenda and needs of Hispanic people in the United States through pastoral, social, and educational ministries. It notes that God's mercy is eternal and his faithfulness endures forever.
National Association for Lay Ministry
NALM is a professional organization that supports and advocates for lay ministers and promotes the development of lay ministry in the Catholic Church. It has over 1,300 members representing lay, religious, and clergy ministers serving in parishes, dioceses, and academia. NALM provides conferences, newsletters, publications, and websites as resources and is working on national certification standards for lay ecclesial ministers.
MACC
El documento describe los planes del Colegio Católico México Americano (MACC) para expandir su misión educativa al ofrecer programas bilingües de licenciatura y posgrado en Ministerio Pastoral Católico. Actualmente no existe otro programa similar accesible y a bajo costo. MACC recibió la aprobación estatal necesaria para otorgar títulos, lo que le permitirá desarrollar planes de estudio bilingües y comenzar a inscribir estudiantes en otoño de 2009 para iniciar el proceso de acreditación.
Midwest Hispanic Leadership Institute
Claretian Publications creates and publishes bilingual, culturally adapted publications for Hispanic ministry, including magazines, websites, and other resources. The National Conference of Catholic Bishops' Hispanic Ministry requires Claretian Publications to assist in promoting and distributing these resources to help communicate objectives and value of Hispanic ministry. In return, the Hispanic Ministry can offer Claretian Publications access to their publications and websites to spread information about Hispanic ministry and recruit more members and organizations to support the cause.
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Physical Harm in Dreams Lucid dreaming is fundamentally safe. In a lucid dream, everything is a creation of your mind. Therefore, nothing in the dream can physically harm you. Despite the vividness and realness of the dream experience, it remains entirely within your mental landscape, posing no physical danger.
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