Today Thursday 22nd October 2015, we have continue with our sessions using the Appreciative Discernment Theory.
The morning session that was rather moving produced
a lot of “Inspirational words from the Assembly” as follows:
- “What do you fear?”
- “ I managed to conquer my fears, and I went into the mission.”
- “ Being a missionary of Africa entails a risk.”
- They told me you cannot manage because you have no money, no car, you don’t have a Ph.D, but I believed in myselfI made it.”
- “The question you need to ask yourself is “ What can I do for my society and not what can the society do for me.”
- “Let us give space to each other old and new.”
- “I heard a lot of negativity about Poland, about Katakwi but I overcame and went forward.”
- “Mission is believing in God and in myself as well.”
- “I got support from confreres or community and the people I served.”
- “I took the drink as part of my integration into a cultural setting.”
- “I go into the mission with God, and prayer is the engine of my mission.”
- “I believe in my giftedness”
- “We want to discern a dream or vision for the future that stretches us beyond the good that is already present.”
- “As missionaries of Africa we accept the responsibility to be co-creators of our communities.” ( Pre-Capitular Doc from General Council Rome).
- “What are we doing?”
- “We need to explore the world behind the image.”
- “You cant ask your grandmother to run the marathon.”
- “As missionaries of Africa we are trained to discern, to work, to pray and to live together like a family.”
- “Animals have no images but they organize themselves and work well.”
- “In order to relate well with one another in a healthy and mature way we need self-awareness.”
- “Without the sense of universality the church will be no longer a church.”
- “Without a cross the church become a supermarket.”
To all the members of the Pre-Chapter in
EAP gathering in Kampala Thanks!
Compiled by Fr. Baptiste Regina
Mapunda, M.Afr.
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