The document provides a report on the actions of the International Confederation of Christian Family Movements (ICCFM) from 2013 to 2016. It lists the leadership teams of ICCFM and its member Christian Family Movements around the world. It outlines ICCFM's action lines, programs, activities, finances, and missionary visits during this period, which included promoting spirituality, training, expansion, and participation in the UN. The goal was to strengthen unity, communion, and solidarity among member movements worldwide.

1. International Confederation of Christian
Family Movements
ICCFM’S ACTIONS GENERAL REPORT
Rosalinda Campos y Jorge Carrillo
Presidentes internacionales de la CIMFC
Period 2013 - 2016
SAINT JOSEPH MISSION

2. CIMFC Excecutive Team 2013-2014
“Conocer a Jesucristo por la fe es nuestro gozo; seguirlo es una gracia, y trasmitir este tesoro a los demás es
un encargo que el Señor, al llamarnos y elegirnos, nos ha confiado”
“Knowing Jesus Christ by faith is our joy; following him is a grace, and passing on this treasure to others is a
task entrusted to us by the Lord, in calling and choosing us.”
(DA 18)

3. Rosalinda Campos y Jorge Carrillo
ICCFM Presidents
Pbro. Lic. Guillermo Muñiz Vargas
Pbro. Lic. Saúl Ragoitia Vega
ICCFM Wold Eclesial Assistants
Dora Cruz y Sergio Treviño
Vicepresidents
Cinthya Arcega y Edgar Montalvo
Corresponsability and Unity
Secretaries
Maria E. Novelo y Guillermo Novelo
Secretaries of Formation.
ICCFM’s Headquarters Team (2013 – 2016), México

4. ICCFM/CIMFC WORLDWIDE TEAM
Asia, Phillipines, continental team’s seat.
Pip and Wilma Cue
Cyril and Carmen D´Sousa
Africa, Malawi, continental team’s seat.
Andrew and Bernadette Simango
Oceania, Australia, continental team’s seat.
Hugo and Dalila Monterroso
Europe, Spain, continental team’s seat.
Robert and María Carmen Kimball.
Latin America, México, continental team’s seat.
Ricardo and Lucia Araujo
Nortn America, USA, continental team’s seat.
Wilbur and Juanita Hooker
John and Lauri Przybysz
UN Representatives, in Viena Austria.
Csaba and Gréta Horváth

5. ICCFM/CIMFC CONTINENTAL ASSISTENT PRIESTS
Asia, Phillipines, continental team’s seat
Rev. Obispo Gerardo Alimane Alminaza
África, Malawi, continental team’s seat
Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Chimombo
Latino America, México, continental team’s seat
Presbyter José Inés Hernández Ramírez
Rev: Luciano Toldo
Oceania, Australia, continental team’s seat
India
Fr. Arul Rat CSC
2016-2019
North America, USA, continental team’s seat
Fr. Donald Conroy

6. ICCFM/CIMFC Assesors
Esilda y William Cheng. Panamá.
Elma y Nop Muangkroot . Tailandia
Sue y Wayne Hamilton. EE. UU.
Gary And Kay Atchinson. EE. UU:

7. Movimiento Familiar Cristiano en México; ECN 2013 – 2016
for its solidarity towards ICCFM
Natiional Presidents : Rafael y Raquel Hernandez Vivian
Area I National Secretaries: Hugo y Flor Amaro García
Area II National Secretaries: Carlos y Gracia Alcántara Castillo
Area III National Secretaries: Rafael y Consuelo Reyes Carvajal
Area IV National Secretaries: Jesús Manuel y Blanca Ramos Sastré
Area V National Secretaries: Eustolio y Lupita Rodriguez Malagón
Area VI National Secretaries: Miguel Angel y Sarita Vazquez Blanco
National Youth Coordinator: María Fernanda Valenzuela
Eclesial Assistent: Pbro. Guadalupe Serrano Rosas
Support to NCT: Ángel e Irma Contreras Fernández
National Eclesial Assistent: Pbro. Oliver Cesar Villalobos Tecalco
Spacial Thanks to

8. Action Lines and Programs for the 2013 – 2016 period
1. Live a Spirituality of Communion in the ICCFM and
with our Church.
2. Promote Training pathways for CFMs integrated to
the ICCFM
3. Expand the CFMs
4. Consolidate our Mysticism
5. Participate actively in the ECOSOC in the UN.
6. Follow up commitments from the 2013 “XII World
Assembly”.

9. Activities previous to the missionary work
1.- Implement an ICCFM/CIMFC “Extraordinary General Assembly”
Ojective: to inform of the action lines, plans and programs for the 2013 –
2016 period.
2.- To elaborate and approve an “Organizational Manual” for
ICCFM/CIMFC at worldwide level, improve team work to achieve synergy.
3.- To adjust the Constitution y Statutes of CFM/CIMF in agreement with
global work.
4.- To update the Web page and create the Facebook Page of the
ICCFM/CIMF ( improve on communication y promotion of the ICCFM).
5.- To create a trianual Work Plan with specific objectives.
6.- Establish continuous communication with the mainland and presidents
responsible for commissions.

10. 7.-To imporove communication and the relationship among leaders in the
ICCFM/CIMFC and the Christian Family Movements, by means of working missionary
visits programs and diverse media.
8.- To awaken an Apostolic and missionary sense in the MFCs integrated to the
ICCFM/CIMFC.
9.- To work on the development of leaders in the ICCFM/CIMFC at worldwide level, by
means of leadership courses, teamwork, problem solving strategies, knowledge of the
Social Doctrine of the Church, etc.
10.- To promote the Exchange of training pathways among members.
11.- To translate into English training pathways materials, such as Teens BTC (6),
Training in Love (2), Monoparental Families (2 de 6), Progresive Comprehensive
Training I y II (2), Methodology Workshop.
12.- To promote from inside the ICCFM/CIMFC Training Pathways, according to the
following characteristics: whole, humanly and christianly oriented, methodologically
and pedagogically based in systematic processes for the Evangelization of the Familly,
containing service structures organized to revitalize the familly from within.
Permanent Strategies in developing missionary work

11. Pontificial Council for the Laity
Identity Logos
“Being”
United Nations
recognition as an Agency
of Civil Society in general
consultative status at the
Economic and Social
Council

12. Worldwide Service and operational
structure
“Life”
Worldwide presence in 43 countries
world famillies % Continental presence
DIFUSION AND COMMUNICATIION MEANS
To operate it has an Organizational Manual
Lazo Magazine
Web Portal in English and Spanish

13. Donations$100,995.64 Expenses $90,817.18 Missionary visits $35,996.88
Promotion of Justice and Solidarity on the ICCFM
Spending policies.
1. Promote the experience of the Social Doctrine of the Church.
2. In the missionary journeys, ICCFM supports the air tickets.
3. The host country as far as possible offers lodging in family or in a retreat house
for the missionaries.
4. Seek support to families of good will for resources to the Mission.
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
2013-2016
Donations Vs expenses Trienio USD

14. US DOLLAR
TRIENNIUM 2010-2013
BALANCE: $7,238.00
CONCEPT QUANTITY
MFCMEXICO 85,266.56$
NIFUSA 5,000.00
MFCSPAIN 2,816.72
CFM USA 2,341.00
DONATIONS 1,686.36
MFCLA 1,156.00
SPLA 2010-2013 700.00
CFM INDIA 480.00
OCEANIA 400.00
NORTH AMERICA CP 300.00
MFCCANADA 264.00
THAILAND2013-2015 200.00
MFCMALTA 110.00
PANAMA 100.00
SRILANKA 100.00
CFSM SINGAPORE 75.00
100,995.64
DONATIONS

15. US DOLLAR
CONCEPT QUANTITI
Missionaryvisits 35,996.88$
1st ExtraordinaryAssembly 17,065.94
WorldAssemblyJuly2016 15,568.77
BooksTranslation 7,465.57
2nd.ExtraordinaryAssembly 4,292.77
NationalandInternationaldeliveries 2,353.80
BooksPrinting 2,124.98
Supplies 1,791.31
BanksFees 1,069.40
MiscellaneousLogisticexpenses 1,025.72
Facetofacemeetings 982.88
WebpageICCFM/CIMFC 882.16
USAAccount OpeningFee 197.00
90,817.18$
EXPENSES

16. US DOLLAR
CONCEPT CUANTITY
ASIA 10,489.99$
MALAWI 7,691.08
EUROPE 4,336.01
BISHOPSSYNOD 4,208.77
CFMUSA(Chicago) 2,600.55
EASTERNEUROPE 2,260.63
MFCCUSA(LasCruces) 2,126.95
CANADA 1,889.89
UN(NewYork) 1,233.83
EUROPE(Malta) 1,035.42
EUROPE(Stockholm) 911.50
AGLA(Venezuela) 847.99
NUNCIATURES 524.61
N.S.PARENTSCONGRESS 118.79
MFCMEXICO 56.87
35,996.88$
MISSIONARY VISITS

17. 2016
2013
CIMFC
Promotion, Unity, Communication, Solidarity, Difusion,
Expansion, Formation y Service.
“Acction”

19. EUROPA: Italia,
España, Suecia,
Hungría, Croacia,
Republica Checa.
Malta y Portugal
ASIA:
Tailandia,
Sri Lanka,
India,
Filipinas y
Singapur
LATINOAMERICA:
Continua proyecto
Solidaridad
Evangélica
AFRICA:
Malawi
OCEANIA:
Australia
NORTEAMERICA:
Canadá, MFC-LA (los
Ángeles, California) y
MFC Casa Cana (Miami,
Fl.)
Itinerary training materials are shared with 17 countries
world wide Mission Saint Joseph

20. .
In order to consolidate this period’s work plan, Rosallinda y Jorge Carrilo,
Presidents of the ICCFM, presented the “Mission Saint Joseph”
Missionary triennial Project for the 2013-2016 Period before the National
Coordinating Team of CFM Mexico in Cordoba, Veracruz (seat of the
National Headquarters Coordinating team) . There, the National
Presidents of CFM Mexico adopted the Project and decided to support it
by presenting it during their five block national reunions, inviting the
members to join in “becoming Worldwide Missionary Families”. The
motion was unanimously accepted demonstrating a sense of missionary
unity and solidarity and every member family offered to pray and make
an anual monetary donnation for this cause. Several ICCFM member
countries are offering economic support to this Project. Solidarity as a
means for evangelization has been promoted as a Christian commitment.
“….no one can be a missionary without solidarity…”, H.H. Pope Francis

21. August, 2013
• ICCFM’s visit to the CFM National Team in Mexico. On August 17th and 18th, in Córdoba, Veracruz, seat
of the National Team. This visit’s objective was to introduce and promote the ICCFM, its being, life and
acation, its members and countries that integrate it, its organizational structure, programs of the different
countries’ national teams as well as the challenge that being the seat of the Intercontinental Presidency
represents to the CFM in Mexico.
• Participation in the "V National Encounter", (ENA), of the Christian Family Movement in Cartago, Costa
Rica, From August 30th to September 1st, 2013. Invited by the national presidents, Teresita y German
Ramírez, we had the opportunity to introduce the ICCFM and promote unity among member countries.
September 2013
Havana Cuba. 19 to 24. Meeting with Archbishop Cardinal Jaime Ortega, presenting the ICCFM, it was
reported on donating books and video projection equipment to be used in the training of Families of MFC;
was donated to Cuba a total of 5,800 books (three tons) for use by developers marriages were held working
meetings in presenting this material to the promoters of family pastoral marriages and MFC.
November, 2013
• In Maracaibo, Venezuela we participated in the “ XXVI Latin American General Assembly” (AGLA) Mr.
And Mrs. Ricardo and Lucia Araujo from Mexico were elected as Presidentes of the Secretariate for Latin
America of the CFM (SPLA) for the 2013 – 2017 period. The ICCFM, its being, its life and its action were
introduced together with its plans and programs, to the national coordinating teams present during this
Assembly .
January and Febbruary 2014
In order to present the triennial action lines and promote the spirituality of communion within the
confederacy with a missionary sense and produce a common Project at international level an ICCFM
Extraordinary General Assembly was convened from January 31st to February 2nd in Queretaro, Qro;
Mexico. , this Assembly became the starting point for the work in Unity, Communion and Solidarity of the
ICCFM. This Assembly became the starting point for the work in Unity, Communion and Solidarity of the

22. ICCFM due to the presence of the six current Continental Presidents, the representatives before the UN (from
New York and Vienna), the National Presidents of CFM in Mexico, the National Presidents of CFM in the
Phillipines and Bishop Faustino Jimenez Armendáris, of Queretaro, México, as special guests.The Assembly
was made posible with the help and hard work of the CFM in the Diocese of Queretaro and the good will of
the attendents
During the XVI General Assembly the action lines for this period were propossed as a result of acknowledging
the individual realities of the CFMs and the Manifesto signed; an Organizational Mannual was presented and
approved to meet the needs of the current times, especially affected by globalisation; The Constitution and
statutes were modified so that they back up the Organizational Mannual; common plans and strategies were
propossed; The Continental Presidents made their own commitments and fixed their own goals to work in
their respective Continents. The National Presidents of CFM in Mexico presented training pathways that have
proven successful in Mexico and have been shared in Latin America. This Assembly marked the work route
for this period in Unity and Communion for the ICCFM in itself and with our Catholic Church.
June 2014
At the MFCC- USA National Convention, an Introduction of the ICCFM’s Being, Life and Action; plans and
programs for 2013-2016, in Las Cruces, Nuevo México, USA was made and a especial meeting with the
directing team of MFCC-USA took place.
July 2014
• National Meeting of the CFM-USA, en Chicago, Illinois. USA
• National Young Leaders Encounter of the CFM (7° ENDAVI) in Cuautitlan, Edo. Mexico. Mexico.
August 2014
• Presentation of the ICCFM to the Clergy in the Diocese of Queretaro, Mexico.
• IV Face to face meeting of the headquarters team of the ICCFM and videoconference with the continental
Presidents in Querétaro. México from the 22nd to the 24th. Objetive: To go over the progress made in the
programs of the ICCFM and analize the “Instrumentum Laboris” before the Bishops Synod on the Family to
get acquainted with the document before passing it over to the ICCFM members.

23. September 2014
• Participation in the CFM National Assembly in Spain, in Guadarrama, Spain.
• Participation in the National Reunion of the MHC “Movimiento por un hogar Cristiano” Movement for a
Christian Home in Fatima, Portugal.
October 2014
• Participation in Latino American Young Leaders Encounter (ELAJO) of the CFM in Merida, Yucatan. Mexico.
November 2014
• Participation in the preparatory Seminar for the Internacional Congress of Family Movement, Groups and
Associations, in Rome, Italy. Summoned by the Pontificial Council for the Family.
• Attendance at the “97 National Congress” of the National Union of Parents “ la Unión Nacional de Padres
de Familia (UNPF)” in Mexico City.
• Exchange between the CFM in Spain and the CFM in Mexico in Puebla and Veracruz,”Evangelical Solidarity
Project”.
• International endorsement activity in Veracruz, Ver. Mexico. To the Civil Society Organism “Hazte Oir”
from Spain with the initiative: “Each Life Matters” , Madrid, Spain. November 22nd, 2014
• Support to the implementation of the training pathways and Kerygma, “Evangelical solidarity “ Project i n
Hamilton, Ontario. Canada.
December 2014
• Meeting of the CFM Bajío Province in México. (Irapuato, León, Celaya, San Juan de los Lagos y Querétaro)
on the Bishops Synod on the Family theme.
• V face to face meeting of the headquarters ICCFM team and videoconference with continental presidents
in Queretaro. Qro. Mexico. From the 5th to the 7th . Objective:To follow up and contro of the ICCFM’s
projects and program for 2013-2016 .

24. Januaary 2015
• Meeting with married couples, “Evangelical Solidarity “ Project in San Eligio, in Rome, Italy.
• ICCFM extraordinary meeting fo the headquarters team at the Church Palace Hotel in Rome. Italy.
• Congress of Movements, Grupos and Associations pro Family and Life, called by the CPF in Rome , Italy,
from the 22nd to the 24th.
• Missionay work visit to several Civil society Organizaons adhered to the ICCFM in Zagreb, Croatia, from the
26th to the 29th.
• Missionary work visit to the “Fires” Movement in the cities of Sopron y Budapest, Hungary, from the
29th of January to the 1st of February.
February 2015
• Missionary work visit to the Ecumenic Movements ·”Living Families” “Familias vivas” and “Large Families”
integrated to the ICCFM, in the Czeck Republic, from the 1st to the 4th.
March 2015
• “XII COURSES ON RELIGIOUS SCIENCES”, at the Pontificial University of Mexico March 9th to 11th, The
Presidents participated as speakers with the presentation of a Paper on the theme: “Family and
consagrated life on the missionary go. Memory, prophesy and hope”.
• Attendance report on the thematic breakfast in Santiago de Querétaro, on the 17th. Speaker Papal
Nuncio Christophe Pierre, in México, “EDUCATING, DURING A CHANGE OF EPOCH”
April 2015
• VI face to face reunion of the headquarters ICCFM team from April 9th to 12th , 2015. in Real de
Catorce, SLP. México. To work on the follow up and control of programs and action lines of the ICCFM for
this period.

25. • Project’s report on “Testiony of the beauty and joy of marriage and family” Projects objective: To
promote by means of the WEB the testimony of solid married couples, the great value of the Sacrament
of Marriage.
• Recognition of actions for the familia in Ecuador Project .The President of the Republic of Ecuador,
Rafael Correa Delgado, was presented a recognition award by the ICCFM for the implementation of the
“Plan Familia Ecuador” in April de 2015.
• Attendance report to the Celebration of the 2nd anniversary of HH Francis’ Pontificate at the Apostolic
Nunciature in México. On April 13h, invited by . Christophe Pierre, Papal Nuncio in México
• Participation Report at the press conference on April 22nd, 2015, in Queretaro, Mexico. “ Call from
Queretaro’s Civil Societ to the Ministers of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation to protect the
fundamental right to life from the momento of conception.”
June 2015
• The translation to English of the books for the Basic Training Cycle for Teens from CFM in Mexico has
been completed . The distribution of these materials to the ICCFM members who requessted them is
still pending.
• Weekly online meetings of the headquarters team to strengthen, individually or as a group, the
missionary comunity and follow up the development of programs and activities at worldwide level.
• Jiri Ludvík, national presidente of “Large Famiies” from the Czeck Republic, visited the ICCFM
Presidency in the city of Queretaro, Mexico, on hte 28th.

26. Julio 2015
As an answer to “Instrumentum Laboris” and the “Relatio Synodi” and looking into the need to better
present the training pathways propossed by the ICCFM making them clearer to undertand as a formative
itinerary based on processes a leaflet with a brief but effective presentation in English and Spanish, which
can be used at individual or group presentations, was designed and printed.
August 2015
A missionary work visit to Europe and Africa was prepared and consolidated to promote the Confederation
before several countries in these continents; to know the way they work, approach them and introduce
them to the work the ICCFM does and the relevance of working in communion with the Confederation’
member countries and the Teachings of the Church.
EUROPE:
Sweeden. – After some conversations and offers to Bishop Anders Arborelius, the training itineraries were
presented as par of the “Evangelical Solidarity” Project to him. He approved of the stablishment of the CFM
training pathways and accepted Mr. And Mrs. Sergio and Ana Maria Trincado Silva as presidents.
Malta - We had several meeting with groups of famlies, with the team of directors, with members in
general. We were also interviewd on radio and televisión. There are 500 families in the CFM in Malta.
September 2015
Spain. - In Pamplona the Evangelical Solidarity Project was presented at a parrish under Franciscan
care. They were interested in the training itineraries for married couples and monoparental famiies
The training materials were presented and Roberto and Maria Carmen were left in charge of their
implementation and accompaniment.

27. ÁFRICA .- Edgar and Cinthya Montalvo Arcega, Rosalinda and Jorge Carrillo Campos together with the
Continental Presidents, Andrew y Bernadette Simango took part on a missionary work trip to Malawi. There
they participated in a CFM National Encounter and visitared four dioceses out of the eight in the country.
They met with the Bishops of the dioceses they visited.
Spain .- In Guadarrama the team participated at the anual CFM meeting, The team of the diocese of Toledo
liked the training itineraries presented by the ICCFM. We consider Spain is ready to make and organizational
change.
World Families Meeting, in Philadelphia, USA. Marielena y Guillermo Novelo, Secretaries of Formation of the
ICCFM atended.
October 2015
Asia - Rosalinda y Jorge Carrillo accompanied by Vice Presidents, Dora y Sergio Treviño Cruz, went on a
Missionary work tour to Thailand, the Phillipines, Singapur, Bangalore, India and Sri Lanka.
Thailand - They met with the Bishop Choosark Sirisud of Narkon Ratchasima, diocese to whom they
presented the training pathways for families and the support offered by the ICCFM. Later they met with the
diocesan family pastoral team.
Phillipines. - This country celebrated its bianual XXXIII CFM Congress. In this event the new National
Presidents, Josie y George Santa Maria, who will replace Pip y Wilma Cua, were presented. We had a chance
to carry out two meetings: one with the National Team and the other with the Bishop of Manila.

28. Singapur In this country Catholics are a minority, the CFM goes by the name of Cristian Family Social
Movement (CFSM). They have few members. Their social action is adhered to “Caritas” and their community
service center is “Villa Agape”, which shows its social ecumenical charism. We visited “Villa Agape”, for a
meeting with the group “ Family, Society and Life” and another one with the national team.
Bangalore, India - Seven countries participated at the “10th Continental Meeting” of the CFM in Asia:
Thailand, The Phillipines, Sri Lanka, India and Japan, Hungary was a special guest. About 180 people atended.
The methodology used in this event was “ See, Judge and Act”
Sri Lanka - We atended a meeting with about 80 members and the presidents Héctor y Dayani Pairish. The seat
of the CFM is in the Capital city of Colombo. There was also a meeting with Cardinal Malcom Ranjith,
Archbishop of Colombo.
November 2015
San Pedro Sula, Honduras -- The “XV Latin American Encounter” of the CFMs took place with the presence and
participation of Cardinal Oscar Andrés Rodriguez Maradiaga, who presented a paper on a topic related to the
Synod for the Family. The“General Latin American Assembly ” PRELA generally takes place right after this event
to save money, time and effort, this once the site was moved to Siguatepeque Comayagua, Honduras. During
this Assembly, presided by Ricardo and lucia Araujo from Mexico, topics related to the being, life and spirit of
the CFMs are exhibited before the Latin American Presidents, the Coordinators of the Secretariate for Latin
America and the National Presidents of the memeber countries..
Queretaro, Mexico; The 2015 activities period was closed with the “8th Face to face headquartes team
meeting of the ICCFM”. There were two relevant topics for this meeting - the first one was a program
revision,looking into pending engangements; and the second one the the establishment of the World
Assemblies in San Antonio, TX.USA. Everything was registered so it can be looked after by each Area
responsable.

29. January
Mexico City.-, On the 10th of January, before the Assembly for the change of Presidency in Mexico City we
had an opportunity to greet Cardinal Norberto Rivera C, Archbishop of Mexico City and present him with a
copy of the ICCFM activities report for 2015.
Veracruz, Veracruz. Mexico on January 29th and 30the, we participated in the “6th National full team
meeting of the CFM for the 2013 – 2016 period” to promote unity in missionary work and to inform about
ICCFM activities
San Andrés Tuxtla, Veracruz, Mexico.- On the 31st, at the Assembly for the change of Presidency took
place in this diocese where we participated as speakers presenting a paper on training and information to
involve the local members in worldwide activities and achievements so they acknowledge the vital
importance of prayer and solidarity.
February
Los Ángeles, California, USA From the 10th to the 13th February, We were invited to participate on Feb.
12th to the CFM – LA Eclesial Assistants Meeting, where we had a chance to introduce ourselves and
present the ICCFM. We seized a momento on the 11th to introduce the being, life and action of the ICCFM
to the coordinating team and we presented them with a set of the TEENS training itineraries and Training in
Love book sets. We offered to send a set of the BTC for married couples in English and Spanish which was
delivered by DHL on Feb. 15th
Monterrey, Nuevo León. México. We participated with the elected national presidents of CFM in Mexico,
Jesús y Blanca Ramos Sastre. We had an hour to introduce the ICCFM to the new team. We took advantage
of the fact that we were lodged in a retreat house where we could share and partake with the full team, at
the same time that we promoted the importance of the internarional work done by the ICCFM

30. March
San Antonio, Texas. USA. The presidents Rosalinda y Jorge Carrillo accompanied by Vicepresidentes Sergio y
Dora Treviño convened a meeting with the service team of CCFM – USA, the Presidents of MFCC- USA Tony
y Loly Layton and the Continental Presidents of North America John y Lauri Przybysz at San Antonio. This
meeting took place at the Holly Spirit Parish facilities, site of the Family Assemblies and General Meeting of
the ICCFM . The meeting consisted of an analysis of the actual probability of attendance to the meeting and
the impact of rising exchange rates. The facilities were inspected, the sound equipment, as well as the
projjectors and screens were checked and there was an Exchange of ideas with the logistics cordinators.
There was also a meeting with Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller of San Antonio
April
Veracruz Ver. México. The headquarters team of the ICCFM was invited to the “XXI CFM National Encounter
CFM Presidents in Mexico, Rafael y Raquel Hernandez Vivian. The ICCFM Presidents were invited as speakers
presnting a paper entitled “Missionary transformation of the Family”, in addition, they introduced the
ICCFM, especially its achevements during this period 2013 – 2016. An acknowledgement and our gratitude
were presented to Rafael y Raquel Vivian Hernandez for their support to the Mission fo the ICCFM in the
world.
New York, USA. From April 28th to 30th, Participating in the 2nd Congress #We Are N 2016 “In defense of
religious freedom and other human rights: to stop the atrocities commited against Christians and other
believers”; at the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC), which we belong to as part
of the Permanent Mission of the Holy See before the UN, in New York City USA. It started with a round table
where Edgar Montalvo, Secretary for the Unity and Corresponsability, participated on behalf of the ICCFM.

32. CIMFC Presidents visit to the CFM
National head team in México.
Visit to the Bishop of the Diocese of Cordoba, His
Excelency Eduardo Porfirio Patiño Leal
This visit’s objective was to introduce and
promote the ICCFM: its being , life and
action, its members and presence in those
countries that integrate it; its organizational
structure; the work programs of several
national teams as well as the challenge that
the ICCFM Presidency represents to the
Mexican CFM.
This visit took place on August 17th and 18th
2013 In the city of Cordoba, Veracruz seat of
the National Head Team whose presidents
are Mr. And Mrs. Rafael and Raquel Vivian
Hernández.

33. "V NACIONAL MEETING" 2013.
MOVIMIENTO FAMILIAR CRISTIANO.
Cartago, Costa Rica
The meeting started with the registration of the 300
members, who atended, delegates from the 6 Dioceses
out of the 8 ones excisting in the country where there is
presence of the CFM.
It continued with the Eucharistic Celebration precided by
Bichop Jose Francisco Ulloa, from Cartago. In his homily
he celebrated the realization of this ” V National
Meeting” after 15 years from the last NM.
The innagural presentation protocol followed the Holly
Mass.
The words addressed by the members of the presidium
dealt with the importance of the charisma, and the
updating of the manner, methods and strategies used in
the Spirit and Action of the CFM before the changing
times. Rosalinda y Jorge Carrillo.

34. In meeting reported on the donation of training
materials and video equipment projection Archbishop
Cardinal Jaime Ortega
At a meeting of presentation of
training materials CBF MFC
Havana Cuba. 19 with September 24, 2013
5,800 books (three tons), the MFC in Mexico
to Cuba were donated.
Training to support one projector is dono, the
SPLA and ICCFM

35. Presidents of the
Secretariat for Latin
America 2010-2013
Martita and Carlos
Pinilla of Colombia.
Who supported this
project
Carlos
Martita
Pbro. Guillermo
MFC members and the Family Ministry talks receiving use of training materials and
support called "Evangelical Solidarity"
Ruben
Ana María

36. “Asamblea General Latinoamericana”
AGLA
Maracaibo, Venezuela.
Mr. And Mrs. Ricardo y Lucia Araujo were elected Presidents
for the 2013-2017 period.
“General Latin American Assembly”

37. Presentation visit with the president of
the Latin American Episcopal Conference
(CELAM) Monsignor Carlos Aguiar Retes,
Archbishop of Tlalnepantla, Mexico
We deliver a report on the current situation of
the ICCFM and present the new presidents of
the Secretariat for Latin America and Lucy
Ricardo Araujo
One line of action of the ICCFM period 2013-
2016, is closer to the hierarchy of our
Catholic Church.
1. Delivery of reports to the Pontifical
Councils of lay and Family in Rome, which
was covered.
2. Inform the continental or regional
conferences where the presence of ICCFM in
process.

39. The action lines and programs to meet the reality and needs of the CFMs for this period and the manifesto of
the “XVI General Assembly “ in Bucaramanga, Colombia, were proposed before the Assembly.
This Assembly was the
starting and reference point
for the Works in Unity,
Communion and Solidarity of
the ICCFM during this period.
“ICCFM Extraordinary General Assembly”

40. Delivery report and presentation of the International Confederation of
Christian Family Movements ICCFM
S. E. monseñor Christophe Pierre
Nuncio Apostólico en México
We deliver a written report containing
descriptive:
ACTION: What apostolates serve
as MFC
BE: Statutes and Constitution,
sample logos and recognition
of the ICCFM Pontifical Council
for the Laity And Recognition
committee economy and social
UN
LIFE: we attach information
structure ICCFM operation,
membership and presence in the
countries.

41. MFCC-USA new Excecutive Board
MFCC-USA Executive team
Reunion, in Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico,
June 2014.
Another objective: more profound
knowledge of the ICCFM’s activities.
Presentation of the “Evangelical Solidarity”
Project which is a basic training system supported
on formative processes, methodology and
pedagogy, whose final approach is to know and
experience the Social Doctrine of the Church.

42. Participation during the MFCC- USA
National Meeting Introduction of the
CIMFC’s plans and programs for 2013-2016, in Las
Cruces, Nuevo Mexico, USA.
At the National Meeting 2014 with
members MFCC-USA the Being, Life and
Action of the ICCFM were announced
together with the actions lines for the 2013-
2016 period. It may be worth noticing that a
greater approach towards this movement,
as well as to other CFM in the USA is
necessary.
Up to now MFC-MEX came close to MFCC-
USA in orderto 1 - support their structure
and 2 – Look for National uniti among CFM
in the USA.

43. Meeting opening by Tom y Mary Kay
Halpin, Presidents CFM-USA
With Archbishop Rassas
Auxiliary bishop of Chicago.
1.- Opening of the meeting
2. Review of:
a.- Membership
b.- Programming
c.- Operation and structures treasury
d.- Report
F.- income statement and balance
3. Presentation of presidents of the ICCFM
4. Install new board members
5. Assembly of Families and General ICCFM
6. Share concerns
7. Closing
Participating in the CFM-USA Biannual Meeting

44. PARTICIPATION IN THE NACIONAL YOUTH LEADERS MEETING OF IN CFM MÉXICO.
July 25th, 26th y 27th, 2014
Participants: 1,200 MFC members ( juvenile teams
from all the Diocesis in Mexico where there is
presence of the YCFM)
Site: Diocese of Cuautitln, State of México
Summoned by: Nacional Executive Team
Some important aspects in this meeting were:
• The sequence of formative topics suited the needs of the
times.
• The speakers of high testimonial level actively involved in
Civil Society.
• A balanced presence of laity and Church hierarchy in the
speakers
• The fraternal spirit generated through diferent dynamic
activities allowed an open attitude and integraing spirit from
the start .
• Through the promotion of profound spiritual moments such
as the Holy Hour and “The Throne of Glory” dynamic, the
Holy Presence of the spirit of the Lord was celebrated and
always present.

45. PRESENTATION THE ICCFM by
Rosalinda y Jorge Carrillo to
the Clergy of the Diocese of
Queretaro.
OBJECTIVES:
1.- Making the Clergy aware of the charisma and
worlwide missionary work of the CFMs .
2.- Introduction of the Being, Life and Action of
the ICCFM.
3.- Acknowledgement of the challenges that the
aplication of “Instrumentum Laboris” represent
for the ICCFM and the answer it can provide
before the reality of the family in the changing
times.

46. Objectives: Check progress made in all the programs of
the ICCFM.
Analyse document “Instrumentum Laboris”previous to
the Bishops Synod on the Family:
“IV Face to face meeting of the ICCFM headquarters team”
DATE: August 22th to 24th, 2014;
Place: Santiago de Querétaro, Qro. MX
Important tasks: Spread widely the contents of
Instrumentum Laboris for their study, analysis and
paraticipation commenting on the document in
workshops previos to the Familly’s Synod at Vatican
City.
“ I can do things you cannot, you can do
things I cannot; together we can do
great things” Mother Teresa

47. Fatima
Madrid
Guadarrama
Missionary travells through Europe
2014
México – Madrid
Madrid – Guadarrama
Guadarrama – Madrid
Madrid – Fatima, Portugal
Fatima – Madrid
Madrid - México

48. Event: National Ordinary Assembly of the CFM in Spain.
Place: Centro de Congresos “Fray Luís de León”, Guadarrama, Spain.
Date: September 20th and 21th, 2014
Missioneary visit to CFM - Spain.
Introduction of the Being, Life and
Action of the ICCFM by the ICCFM’s
presidency.
The Assembly started with a prayer,
greeting, and welcome speech to all the
attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose and Encarnita Pajares,
National Presidents for the 2013-2017
period, accompanied by the Vice presidents,
Treasurer, Secretaries and the Eclesial
Assistant, who make up the Excecutive
National Team, sited in Granada, Spain,
presided the Assembly.
There were also present 82 Heads of Zones
who are elected by the Diocesan Presidents
from each Zone.

49. Missionary Work Visit to
CFM in Portugal by the
Presidency of ICCFM
Event: National Ordinary Assembly 2014, CFM Portugal.
Place: Instituto Secular de las Cooperadoras de la Familia, Rua
Monsnhor Alves Bras. Fátima, Portugal.
Date: September 27th and 28th, 2014
The CFM in Portugal is called “Por un hogar cristiano” (For a
Christian Home) MLC.
Its presidentes are Mr and Mrs. Antoniand Mariao Moniz. They are
faculty teachers.
The Presidents of the ICCFM had two interactions during the
Assembly: the first one introducing the Action Lines Program for
the 2013 -2017 period to the National Team; the second one, the
following day, presenting the “Being, Life and Action” of the ICCFM
to the full Portuguesse MLC team.
The Christian Family Movement in Portugal possesse several
strengths but one weakness, it does not work in synergy with its
priests.

50. Personal Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
by the Presidents of the ICCFM
Jordán River, sitio del bautizo de nuestro Señor
Jesús
Roca donde oro Nuestro Señor Jesús
los olivos (Flags of the ICCFM)
Vista de Jerusalén
Restos de
Cafarnaúm
Sea de Galilee

51. Flags of the ICCFM en el
lugar donde Nuestro Señor
Jesus nombra a San Pedro
como 1st Pope.
A fortunate encounter with
Bishop Oscar Cantú, from Las
Cruces Nuevo México at the
Al-Aqsa Mosque, in
Jerusalem
Holly sepulcreBanderas en la capilla del monte
de las beatitudes

52. ELAJO Latin American CFM Youth
Encounter in Mérida, Yucatán, México.
Summoned by the Secretariate For Latin
America (SPLA), periodo 2012-2016
Cultural performance by
youths from Paraguay
General attendence
photograph

53. Participation in the Seminar in preparation for
the World Congress of Asociations, Groups
and Eclesial Family Movements.
Summoned by the Pontificial Council for the Family (CPF).
Programed on November 7th and 8th 2014. at Vatican City, Rome,
Italiy. The Seminar was reduced to only one work day, on Friday, 7th
at the Convention Center in “Villa Aurelia”.
La ICCFM presented five motions to put under consideration of the board:
a.- The need to acknowledge and point out the charisms prompted by the Holy Spirit; value and motivate
the work carried out by eclesial, family oriented Movements, Groups and Associations, in favor of the Church
and society. Numerals: 2, 17, 32, 43, 46,
b.- Enhance the beauty and value of the Sacrament of marriage as a call to sanctification through marriage
and family. Numerales: 11, 21, 33, 39, 63
c.-Point out the existence of an organized Family pastoral that meets the demands of the present times
functining in all dioceses and working in synergy with othe family movements, groups or associations.
Numerales: 30, 36, 60,
d.- Discover and highlite the transversality of the family, in promoting the creation of civil, independent
organisms of the civil society that promote and defend the rights and integrity of the family.
Numerales: 6, 38,
e.- The need to promote and express that love grows when individuals are educated in their capabilities to
communicate and mature in the expression of feelings and emotions.
Numerales: 8, 9.
An electronic versión of the document was handed in to the Secretary of the Seminar and the CPF.

54. We atended to the “97 Congreso
Nacional” of the “Unión Nacional de
Padres de Familia” Parentes
Association in Mexico.
On November 8th, 2014. in Mexico City.
OBJECTIVE: To Contact some of the speakers who are leaders of
Pro Family Organizations and / or Pro LIFE to work in synergy
with them at the UN
Eng. Sergio Treviño from
Mexico, Vicepresidentes of
ICCFM/ CIMFC, greeting LB.
Lola Velarde, Delegate. from
Instituto de Política Familiar
at the UN
Paper by Dr. Agustín Dosil de
“Familias Mundi”, Spain.

55. Promotion y participation at the
“Mexico – Spain Exchange”
On occation ot the visit of Rosalinda and Jorge Carrillo to the
National Assembly in 2014, where the ICCFM plans and
projects for the 2013 -2016 were introduced (including
among others: the “Evangelical Solidarity “ Mission Saint
Joseph Project), the National Presidents of CFM Spain Jose
and Encarnita Pajares and the National Secretaries of
infance and youth Martin and Loles Grima were invited to
visit Mexico to exchange experiences in the evangelical work
within the charism of the CFM.
For this purpose objectives were set and a program of
activities was stablished.
Objective: To promote the Exchange of experiences
between the two countries to enrich strategies,
methodology , service structures, training pathways
that will revitallize the CFM in both countries.
Date: November 14th to 24th, 2014
Place: Mexico

56. Ready to join the demnostration
Pro Life with the mottto:
“Cada Vida Importa”
“Each Lilfe Matters”
Madrid, Spain,
. Noviembre 22th, 2014
Activity to support an Internacional
cause in Veracruz, Ver. Mexico
A petition was handed in to te Spanish Consul in
Veracruz, Mexico.

57. Missionary support in the impartition and
training for the Kerygmatic experience in
Canadá.
Guided by CIMFC members Guillermo y Marielena
Novelo and Edgar and Cinthya Montalvo, there were 23
member participants from the CFM in Canadá.
Hamilton, Ontario. Canadá.
November 15th and 16th, 2014

58. ICCFM Presidents participation with a paper on
topic from the “Bishops Family Synod” at the
Reunión de Provincia Bajío MFC in México.
(Dioceses of Irapuato, León, Celaya, San Juan de los
Lagos y Querétaro)
“Education is a shared responsability”
Educar, CEM

59. “Success is achieved not only with special
qualities. It is above all the result of
constancy, method and orgaization.”
P. Sergent
During these three days the agenda for
this meeting was satisfactorily met.
The agendas, follow up, and control
sheets, plans and programs of the
ICCFM can be checked in the Word
document of this meeting
“V Face to face Reunion of the ICCFM headteam ”
Place: Queretaro, Qro. Mexico
Fecha: December 5th to 7th, 2014
Objective: Follow up and control of the ICCFM
program and proyects for the 2013-2016 period
Representantives en
la UN, Viena. Csaba y
Greta Horvath
Continental Presidents of
Europe Robert y María del
Carmen Kimball

61. Viaje de trabajo Misionero a Europa
Mexico – Rome, Italy
Rome – Croacia
Croacia – Hungary
Hungary – Czech Rep.
Rep. Czech – Rome
Rome - Mexico
Roma
January and February, 2015

62. 1st reunion with married
couples at Saint Eligio’s Parish in
the Diocese of Rome, Italy.
January 18th, 2015.
Objective: To integrate the couples who had been
invited, to the CFM training pathways working at
Parish leves
The opening theme dealt with the risks that
the ideology of gender represent, followed by
the introduction of the “Evangelical Solidarity
“ Project.
A complete set of mannuals, discs and books
as well as a DVD with an e-versions of the
books in English and Spanish in Word format
were given by Rosalinda y Jorge Carrillo to Fr.
J. Alexander de León.

63. Extraordinary reunión of the
International Confederation of
International Christian Family
Movements
January 21st, 2015, Rome, Italy
Reunion’s objective:
To propose some expectations on certain points in the lines of action and the
Synod on the Family, as well as several team work proyects of the ICCFM 2013 -
2016.
Meditation on the Evangelii Gaudium
Fr. Guillermo Muñiz, world eclesial assistant of the
ICCFM, read several points from Chapter V, “Spirit-filled
Evangelizers and pose questions for us to ponder upon
individually.

64. Participating in the World
Congress of Movements,
Groups and Associations
pro family and life,
summoned by the PCF in
Rome , Italy.
January 22nd to 24th
Attendants:
- Presidents and Eclesial Assistant
- Continental Presidents from: Asia and their eclesial asistent priest, Europe, North
America and their eclesial assistant priest and Latin America.
- Representatives from the ICCFM in Vienna and New York to UN.
- National Presidents of the CFM in Mexico y their Eclesial Aistant Priest.
7 couples and 4 priests in all.

65. Objective: To become acquainted with the reality of
the families in the Confederation, to generate
synergy among the CFMs to achieve the aims of
our misión.
Missionary visit to the Christian Family
Movements in Croatia, Eastern Europe.
January 26th to 29th, 2015
Darka y Marijo Zivkoviic,
National Presidents.
Meeting with the Papal Nuncio, H. E. Alessandro
D'Errico; on behalf of the ICCFM, an image of Our Lady
of Guadalupe in a Golden frame was presented to him.
He was very pleased with this gift. We talked about the
challenges that the family is facing and the ICCFM plans
to carry out a European Congress of the CFMs in
Croatia in September of this year. He shared with us
some of his experiences.

66. Objective: to introduce the ICCFM
and better the knowledge of the
reality of the member Christian Family
Movements to generate synergy
among them and the ICCFM to fulfill
our misión.
Missionary work visit to the Christian Family Movements in Hungary, Eastern Europe.
January 29th to February 1st, 2015.
Hungarian yearly activities:
 15 marriage encounters per year, serving 25 couples during
each.
 6 - 7 betrothed couples encounters
 Auto-encuenter of persons who like married life
 2 offsprings encuenters
 Encounters of separated persons who have not remarried
 Encounter of priests, coordinated by the diocesan Bishop.
 600 per year receive these services
Hungary:
Balazs and Krisztina
Menesi
National Presidents

67. Activities carried out by “Living Families”,
So that family memberss remain together and share common activties:
 Family Camps,
 Family Encounters, to look into topics such as spirituality, sexuality,
and dialogue. Non member families can be invited to live these
encounters. They have three every year. Sping, summer and autumn.
This is an ecumenical organization with members from not only the
Catholic Church but also from different Christian denomitanions,
atheists. They have no chaplains; nevertheless they are assited by
Catholic priests during religious activities. They promote universal values
that come from Christianity.
Work visit of the ICCFM to the Christian
Family Movements in the Czech
Republic, in Eastern Europe.
February 1st to 15th, 2015.
Prof. Jiri and Ludmila Ludvic, National
Presidents of “Living Families”

68. Participating with the presentation of a
Paper at the Pontificial University of
Mexico.
Requested to the presidency of the ICCFM by Fr. Felix
Garcia from the Pontificial University of Mexico.
“XII COURSES ON RELIGIOUS SCIENCES”
March 9th to 11th 2015
Family and consagrated life on the missionary
go. Memory, prophesy and hope

69. The presidents atended a Thematic
Breakfast, at the Music Conservatory
“Jose Guadalupe Vazquez” in Santiago de
Queretaro, on March 17th, 2015.
Speaker H.E. Christophe Pierre,
Papal Nuncio in México
“EDUCATING during a change of epoch.”
“Teachers, parents, educators, legislators and
school and education authorities need to be
aware of the educational challange during a
change of epoch characterized by an eduative
emergency, which takes us to broaden and search
deeply into the contents and formative methods,
but above all putting the human person at the
center” said the Vatican Representative.
Government and Education officials, as well as
school heads and directors form different civil
organizacions were invited

70. VI face to face reunion of the
headquarters ICCFM team
From April 9th to 12th , 2015. in Real de Catorce, SLP.
México.
OBJECTIVE:
To work on the follow up, control of programs
and action lines of the ICCFM for the 2013 –
2916 period.
Cyril y Carmen in India.
C. Asia.
Hugo y Dalila en
Australia
Edgar en Las Vegas, EE.
UU.
Equipo en Real de
Catorce, SLP. México
Hugo y Dalila in Australia.
C. Oceanía
Andrew y Bernadette, y Blazio in
Malawi, África

71. PROJECTS OBJECTIVE:
To promote by means of the WEB the
testimony of solid married couples, the
great value of the Sacrament of
Marriage.
México
Australia
NAME: Ricardo Leonel and Beatriz Morales
PLACE OF RESIDENCE: Perth, Western Australia
MARRIED YEARS: 40 years
CHILDREN: 4 children, 1 married
GRANDCHILDREN: 2 grand children
GREAT-GRANCHILDREN: No great-grandchildren
NAME: Hernán e Irene Novelo Huerta
PLACE OF RESIDENCE Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
MARRIED YEARS: 63 years
CHILDREN: 9 : 8 married and one Lasallian brother.
GRAND CHILDRES: 30
GREAT-GRAND CHILDREN: 3

72. Reception to celebrate the 2° aniversary
of the Pontificate of HH Francisco.
Apostolic Nunciature in México.
April 13th, 2015 in México City.
Rosalinda with Fr. Luis Butera, Founder of
the Missionaries Servers of the Word,
“Misioneros Servidores de la Palabra”
Rosalinda with Cardenal
Alberto Suarez I. from Morelia
With H. E. Archbishop Carlos Aguiar
R. President of LAEC CELAM
Summoned by
H.E. Christophe Pierre,
Papal Nuncio in México.

73. Unión Nacional de Padres de Familia, AC (UNPF)
Observadores Ciudadanos de la Familia, AC (OBCIFA)
Asociación Nacional Cívica Femenina, AC (ANCIFEM)
Vifac, AC
Red Familia, AC
Familia Orgánica, AC
VIDA fest
REJUVI
Confederación Internacional de Movimientos
Familiares Cristianos (ICCFM)
Civil Organisms present:
Participation Report at the press
conference on April 22nd, 2015, in
Queretaro, Mexico.
“ Call from Queretaro’s Civil Societ to the Ministers of
the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation to protect
the fundamental right to life from the momento of
conception.”

74. Bilingual bibliograaphic Material for Teens’ Basic
Training Cycle in English.
Objective: To support the Cristian Familly Movements
integrated to the ICCFM with updated materials having
systemized, process based training pathways with the latest in
methodology and pedagogy.
Stage 1
6 books, 2 for each of the three levels of
the TEENS Basic Training Cycle.
A set of two books for each stage. One
book for the team mate and one for the
team coordinator were translated into
English in India.
This stage ended in May, 2015
Stage 2
20 sets of books of the
TEENS BFC (120 books in all)
were printed in Queretaro,
Mexico.
This stage ended in June
2015
Stage 3
The materials were distributed
and delivered to the countries
that requested them; up to now
Sweeden, The Phillipines, Malawi
and Hungary.
“Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I’ll
remember; involve me and I’ll learn ”

75. The (headquarters) ejecutive team of
the ICCFM carries out a program of
activities for follow up and control
purposes, meeting every Wednesday
at 20:30 Hrs. US CST.
1.- ICCFM integrants need to send a weekly written
report following a format set for this purpose.
2-The headquarters team couples are: Edgar and Cinthya
Montalvo in San José Iturbide, Guanajuato; Sergio and
Dora Treviño ; Guillermo and Marielena Novelo in
Monterrey, Nuevo León; Rosalinda and Jorge Carrillo in
Querétaro; Fr. Guillermo Muñiz V. in Querétaro.
3.- Revision and fulfillment of the days agenda.
ICCFM’s weekly meetings

76. We thank God for this opportunity to meet with Jiri
who is here in Queretaro where he is working
profesionally doing research work at a University in
this city. We were able to totally spend four hours with
him sharing our food and home and valuable
missionary experiences in our paths as missionaries.
Breakfast/meeting in the house of the Presidents of
KCCFM in Queretaro, with support of Alejandro Pavón,
President of this Diocese
National President of “ Large Famillies”
of the ICCFM in Czech Republic,
Europe, Jiri Ludvík’s visit to the city of
Queretaro, Mexico.
June 28th, 2015.
We atended Sunday
Mass in the Cathedral
of Queretaro.
The Mass was
presided by Bishop
Faustino Armendariz
whom we had a
chance to greet.

77. Missionary work Tour of Europe
Pamplona
Mexico – Spain
Spain – Sweeden
Spain – Malta
In España:
 Madrid – Pamplona
 Madrid - Guadarrama
Guadarrama

78. Introduction fo the ICCFM to Bishop Anders
Arborelius, from Stocolm, Sweeden. He agreed that
we started working with marriage encounters and
introduced the CFM .
Reunion with couples from different groups
Rosalinda and Jorge carrillo made a breif
presentation of:
1.- Identity of the ICCFM, its Spiritt, its Life and
its Action.
2.- Plan and Action lines of the ICCFM
3.- Evangelical solidarity Project Mission Saint
Joseph.
4.- A questions and answers sesión.

79. Report on the
Missionary work
visit to Malta
August to Sept.3th, 2015
a
Reunions with the training team in Malta
450 CFM famillies in Malta
The ICCFM Presidents hand in the training material

80. Nacional Assembly of the CFM in Spain, Sept/2015
Guadarrama, España
Presenting the Activities and Plans Report to the CFM members in Spain.

81. Malawi,
África

82. September 10th to 17th, 2015
Malawi, África
Members in Lilongwe
With the Bishop of the Lilongwe diocese
Work
Reunions of
the CFM in
Blantyre

83. At the VIII World Family Meeting 2015 in Philadelphia, USA
Guillermo and Marielena Novelo, with Elias and
Patricia, presidents of the CFM in Malawi, Africa
Attending this World Familly Meetin has been for us a beautiful experience not only as
an opportunity to listen to Papers presented by great personalities who talk about
Love, Mercy and the inmense vallue of Family in society and in the present and future
of the world, but also a first hand experience feeling the spirit in the presence of those
many people come from different countries and continents all sharing a common
interest and objective: to show that Family is fully alive that love is our misión and to
fulfill it we need to spread the “Good News” the Word of Christ.

84. Misión San José
Thailand Phillipines Singapur India Sri Lanka

85. Work Reunion with the Nakorn Ratchasima
diocese’s family team.
with H. E. Paul Tschang In-Nam Papal Nuncio in Tailandia
Meeting with Bishop Choosark Sirisud of the Nakorn
Ratchasima Diocese, from Thailand.
ICCFM’S Presidents and Vicepresidents
Missionary Work Visit to Thailand

86. 33 National Biannual
Convention of CFM in
Manila, Phillipines.
October 16th to 18th
Plenary Presentation to the membership in general
and workshops for the national coordinating team on
the New Evangelization concepts

87. Introduction of the ICCFM’s training pathways
CFSM’s National Team
Missionary Work Visit to Singapur

88. 10th Continental Asia CFM/CFSM, in india
Members who atended the Continental Meeting
Continental Presidents from Asia who atended
the new presidents election meeting.

89. Meeting with Cardenal Malcom Ranjith from the
Arquidioceses of Colombo
H. E. Pierre Nguyen Van Tot, Papal Nuncio in Sri Lanka
The ICCFM’ Presidency hands in
training pathways materials to the
Presidents of the CFM in Sri Lanka at a
meeting with its members.

90. Attendants to:
“XV Encuentro Latinoamericano” ELA
“XV Latin American CFM Encounter ”, in
san Pedro Sula, Honduras, in Noviembre.

91. “Ignore the poor is to despise God! And
this we must learn it well: ignoring the
poor is to despise God“, said the Pope.
INTRODUCTORY COURSE TO THE
SOCIAL DOCTRINE OF THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH. (Web page)
“The doctrine of Christ unites in fact the earth with the sky as it considers
the whole man, soul and body, intelligence and will, and orders him to
raise his mind from transient conditions of this earthly life to the heights
of eternal life, where one day is to enjoy enduring happiness and peace”
(Mater et Magistra, n. 2)
By this course we aim to encourage
action in organizations, parishes and
dioceses in the social field, from its
various ministries particularly of the
laity belonging to organisms that form
our Confederation (ICCFM) as a way
more fruitful evangelization and live.

92. With the support of Jorge and Josi
Santamaria national presidents of the
Philippines Christian Leadership course was
developed to assist in the training of
members of the MFC.
“We are betting the future Training"
"It is the hour of the laity" but it
seems that the clock has stopped,
says Pope
laity
laity
laitylaity
SOCIETY
"It is never the shepherd who tells the layman
what to do or say, they know well or better
than us. It is not the shepherd who has to
determine what they have to say in different
areas the faithful. As pastors, together with
our people we make us wonder how well we
are encouraging and promoting charity and
brotherhood, the desire for good, truth and
justice. How do to that corruption does not
nestle in our hearts. " SS Francisco

93. The event of Pentecost tells us that true
unity comes from the Holy Spirit. When we
are in tune with the Holy Spirit, his love
moves us to:
a.- Welcome and understand each other.
B.- Risk going beyond our language and
culture.
C.- Imagine a diverse community, but unity
and solidarity.
D.- Overcome stereotypes, prejudice and
racism.
The Holy Spirit also moves us to speak the
universal language of the Good News of
Jesus. A bear witness to his love and
tenderness with our acts, gestures and
attitudes.
True Unity
Family sharing child support MFC members in Mexico in participating in
classical guitar competition law Enrique Ortega in Puerto de Santa María
Cádiz, Spain. For the family of John and Silve.
MFC International Solidarity Project
1.- Support families between countries, in
cases of assistance to either country for study
of the children of families MFCistas
2. - Support in case of job search in one or in
another country or health situations.
3. - Exchange of experiences of cultural and
religious life among countries.
Exchange Project Solidarity
MFC, Mexico and Spain

94. This proposal was presented at the 2nd
Extraordinary Meeting that was held in
Rome in January 2015. John and Lauri
Przybysz Where submitted a proposal to
add the logo of the world to each country
to keep its identity. It was approved by a
majority.
CFM in
Philippines
CFM in
Asia
Book translation project
Investment to date in this period $7,500.00 USD
Estimated investment in process $3,200.00 USD

98. 6ª Full team’s reunión in México, periodo
2013 - 2016
Veracruz, Ver. México
January 29th to 31st , 2016
At various sessions to Evaluate and detect opportunity areas
for the growth of the CFM in Mexico.
Raquel (president) and Chelo (área III)

99. “Assembly to change the Presidency of the San Andrés Tuxtla diocese”
# I AM CFM FAMILL
Presidents Rosalinda and Jorge Carrillo,
Edgar and Cinthya Montalvo with Bishop
Fidencio López P. from San Andres Tuxtla.
This diocese has almost 400 member families,
120 youths and women respnsible of a family
groups.
January 31st , 2016

100. Familia / Family
“Joy and hope”
La Familia en el Movimiento Familiar Cristiano en México /
The Family in the Christian Family Movement Mexico .
Diocesan Encounter in Tula, Hgo.
México. ICCFM was present.

101. Reunion with CFM-LA/MFC-LA in Los Ángeles, CA, USA
11 y 12 de febrero de 2016
ICCFM material for the implementation of
the TEENS BTC, Training in Love and
Remarried Divorced Persons
Introducing the
ICCFM’s Spirit, Life
and Action to the
Archdiocesan team
Feast to thank the eclesial assistants of MFC-
LA.
Pasionists, Carmelites, Escolapians, Salesians
and diocesan priests (COMMUNION)

102. OBJECTIVE: To promote Unity and
Communion with the CFM In Mexico, seat
of the ICCFM/CIMFC
Participating in the 1st Full National Team Reunion of CFM in Mexico
period 2016-2019
Jesús y Blanca Sastre electd natonal presidents of
CFM in Mexico for the 2016 - 2019

103. Reunion in San Antonio, TX, USA to prepare for the World Families
ies Assemblies of the ICCFM/CIMFC,
March 18th to 21st, 2016
Objective: Motivate the General team and the service team of the World
Families Assemblies of 2016. Solve doubts and agenda changes.
With Archbishop Gustavo García- Siller
from San Antonio, TX
With the service team of MFCC-USA in San Antonio,
Presidentes Tony and Loly Layton and the continental
presidents John and Lauri Przybysz

104. “XXI National Encounter of the CFM in Mexico”
Boca del Rio, Veracruz. April 29th to May 1st, Participation of the
headquarters team of the ICCFM.
Objective: Change of the National Presidency from the 2013- 2016 to the 2016 -2019 Period.
Moto of the Encounter: “Life Faith and Mercy through
Missionary Families”

105. Participating in the 2nd Congress #We
Are N 2016; from April 28th to 30th,
2016
“In defense of religious freedom and other human rights:
to stop the atrocities commited against Christians and
other believers.”
Economic and Social Council of the United Nations
(ECOSOC) room in New York City USA.
Participa también la Misión permanente de la Santa
Sede en la ONU.
Edgar Montalvo from the Secretariaate of Unity
and Corresponsabillity of the ICCFM atended
Edgar Montalvo with Ignacio Arzuaga
from “Haste Oir” y “Citizen Go”
with Lola Valerde

107. The Phillipines, India, Malawi and Croacia
Visit and presentation of the trainig pathways propossed in the “Evangelical
Solidarity” in Querétaro, México; a delegation of the CFM from The Phillipines
who will attend the World Assembly in San Antonio. From July 20th to 27th,
2016. The Presidents of CFM in India and the Presidents of CFM in Malawi, as well
as their Eclesial Assistant will join this activity.
Among other activities the following are bieng considered:
a.- A Presentación by the Mexican National Presidents on the work, management
and strategies at national level.
b.- Presentation by the diocesan presidents of Queretaro on their diocesan work.
c.- Visit to a Parrish (Sector) to get acquainted with the work at Parrish level.
d.- Reunion to introduce the management and operational work carried out by
the executive team of the Queretaro Diocese.
Additionally they will attend two pilgrimages:
e.- To the “Mountain of Christ the King” “Montaña de Cristo Rey” in Silao, Gto.
f.- To the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, in Mexico City.

108. Sri Lanka
Engagement with Cardenal Malcom Ranjith to present the training
pathways propossed by the ICCFM (PSE) for thier implementation to the
clergy of this Archdiocese in August, 2016 and accept the 11th
Continental Conference in 2018 in the new facilities planned for this
occation.
Spain
Put into practice the basic training pathways. Application of the Itinerary
of Basic, Integral Training, progressive, systematic, based on processes, a
methodology (To see, To judge and To act) and Pedagogy (Spirituality or
Mysticism, Study or reason and Ambiance or heart) Presented as suitable
for Spain to the National Assembly in August 2016. Pilot scheme in the
Diocese of Toledo.Se presenta adecuado para España a la Asamblea
Nacional en agosto del 2016. Plan piloto en la diócesis de Toledo.
Compromisos de la ICCFM

109. Compromisos de la ICCFM

110. Bishop Peter Martin Musikaw

111. Kenya
Sudan Tanzania
Zambia
Burundi Ethiopia
Eritrea Yibuti
Somalia
Mozambique
Malawi
2016, capacitación
a 11 países de la
CEAO
Introduction of the Training Formative Pathways at the Reunion of Episcopal Conferences
Association of Eastern Africa (CEAO). If accepted the methodology would be implemented
in all at the same time from Malawi in 2016.

112. Viet Nam, South Korea and China
To establish the CFM in these countries, suggested and
supported by the Papal Nuncio in Sri Lanka. Back up for
contunuity would come, God willing, from Continental Asia,
specifically from CFM in the Phillipines.

113. Misión San José
Proposed opening of the
CFM within the coming
years
China
South Korea
Viet Nam

114. Rosalinda Campos y Jorge Carrillo
ICCFM’s Internacional Presidents
Periodo 2013 – 2016
president@iccfm.org pueblitoqro@Hotmail.com
Cel. 52 + 442- 1447609. Querétaro, México.
We thank God for the opportunity He has given us by calling us to this minestry that allows
us to serve the family and has taken us to meet and know so many married couples and
families, who have responded with love to the Lord’s calling. “In union with Jesus, we
seek what he seeks and we love what he loves. In the end, what we are seeking is the glory
of the Father; we live and act “for the praise of his glorious grace” (Eph 1:6). If we wish to
commit ourselves fully and perseveringly, we need to leave behind every other motivation.
This is our definitive, deepest and greatest motivation, the ultimate reason and meaning
behind all we do: the glory of the Father which Jesus sought at every moment of his life. As
the Son, he rejoices eternally to be “close to the Father’s heart” (Jn 1:18). If we are
missionaries, it is primarily because Jesus told us that “by this my Father is glorified, that
you bear much fruit” (Jn 15:8). (cfr. EG, 267).
In this way this report is the result of true teamwork in response to the call of Our
Lord Jesus for the Glory of the Father.