Ongoing Formation is an indispensable condition for sustaining oneself. Our Constitutions emphasize that: “Ongoing formation is an integral part of our daily lives. It demands a deepening of our spiritual life, an updating of our missionary attitudes and regular study… Each one of us carries the primary responsibility for his own ongoing formation” (Const., Art. 78). Let us also remember these words from Paul to Timothy: “I remind you to stir into flame the gift of god that you have through the imposition of my hands” (2 Tim. 1:6).
Our CICM Vocation
By Rex Salvilla, cicm
Once in a while, we are given a chance to share and discuss some usual CICM topics in a group.
Letter from Father Théophile Verbist
By Jos Das, cicm
Letter received at CTV-Mbudi (Kinshasa)
Dear Sons,
It has been 150 years, to the day, that I have left
Created in God’s Image
By Charles Ilunga, cicm
“I hope that at the end of your sabbatical year, you will write an article”, Raphael Mukendi, our
Revitalization: from theory to practice
By Frans De Ridder, cicm
In the gospel of Luke we find this verse: Now…the people were filled with expectation… (Lk. 3: 15). CICM’s
On Staying Engaged in a Post-Truth World
By Timothy Atkin, cicm
A new word: “post-truth”
Recent electoral campaigns and referendums have introduced us to a new word, “post-truth”. The Oxford
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