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Retreats are commonly accepted at the secondary and tertiary leYels today. Such was not the case 20 years ago. When I was a university student in the 1960s, we feared the use of the �
titles such as "Exercise in Christian Living", Recently l was spiritual director for an Exercise in Christian l.iving exactlv 20 vears after the first one l participated in as a student. Whal I
the 48 hours lo •r is to help young ad" get a sense of the bono•hal can lake develop then people or like uues mme together looray and lo personally e,ress faith.
\\'e thought ii had connotations or a silent weekend for ,.,,pecialli holv who persons wanted lo take ,tor k privately of their per·
that personal taking sl0< k still went on, but in a communal c;(•tling. Like man, retreats that have evolved since th Second \'atican Counr ii the Exerr.ise in Chrixtian Living weekend highlight, spiritual growth through th t' perience of Christian < nmmunitv, \ primary purpose of
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By Father Eugene l.aVERDIERE Sometimes when I see a movie showing crowds of Nazis or Facists walking, singing, waving flags and shouting slogans in uni· son, I shudder. There is somethine wrong there, something threatening. The people in sue h rnarrhe- walk lo the same heal as part of a mob. their perconahties
DISCUSSION POINTS Father Eugene l.aVerdiere discusses a type of large group that he says actually suppresses individuality. But the Church, he says, is not this son of group at all. • What sort of group suppresses individuality in Father LaVerdiere's view? • How is a parish community different from such a group? • Why does Father Robert Kinast say that the Church is really not like an automobile association in which one just pays dues and gets help in emergencies? What image of the Ch rch as a community does he suggest instead? • Community building and the desire to help participants discover their own individual calling are goals that complement each other. The attainment of one helps the accomplishment of the other, writes Father Herbert Weber. Why is this true?
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and tndividualitv suppn--ed. E\l'f\ movement i, pa rt of a collective action. How different such rallies are from other great gath1•ring,. su h a, the Olvrnpir garn Thev too involve marching, singing. wavmg fl.1g..c., and shouting vlogans. But when I c.t'(' n10\H� and T\' pictures of them. l do not shudder. I applaud and rejoir.e, Here. then. arc two different kinds of events. Studying the difference
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asked his father lo intercede for him with Jacob. Bui while negotiations were in progress, Jacob's sons heard the whole ugly story. Enraged. they determined lo avenge the family insult. Thev devised a plan to get the men of Shechern al their merrv, When ii succeeded. . Dinah's brothers Simeon and Levi "took their swords. advanced against the city
without any trouble and massacred all the males" (Genesis 34:25). Why kill all males, not just the guilty individual? The answer is the ancient Semitic mentality which made little or no distinction between the individual and the group. If the man, Shechem, violated the Israelite girl, Dinah, Shechern's < ity had violated Israel. Still, the Bible presumes
Actuallv, those two conct�rn.,: ma�nified in the lives of young adults, are experienced m some degree h, a II persons. The qui lion for people
them a, be helpful in trvi lo maintain u good nee ht·h, n c:rm muni and individual rnnce in the liturgy,
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The difference • nmplc. In one indiilua] pt:•rsonctlih is sup sed as though ii were a real to cnmmunitv. 1'hat results i� not a co unitv, but an eno1ou,, group. a mob. In I he ol her, P"" aaJi. Ii are not ,upp1sed. Personal qualitu are enc ouraged and igh.
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that each mdiv,dual has personal responsibility. Muth hiblical legislation was aimed al protecting individual rights. The Ten Commandments. for instance, aim at preventing injustice lo a person ,vith regard lo life, reputation. spouse and property. Bui ii was a quc,,hon of emphasis. In modern
Tertiarv students have a strong. drive toward achieving personal success as thry s.•I a c.oursc for life. Thev also have a tremendous desire lo belong to '>OmP group or organisation that enlivens them.
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When Jacob and his family were returning from Haran to Canaan, a nasty incident occurred. They camped at Shechem (about a mile from modem Nablus) and his daughter Dinah went to visit with the local women. A highly placed young man of the town, Shechem, fell for her. She resisted his advances and he look her by force. Determined lo have her as a wife, he
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II is exciting lo note that in pursuing these two goals, the attainment of one helps the ar.cornplishmenl or the other.
culture thr stre,,., is on the dignity and fret.'tlom of the individual. In hihlir.al culture the <tress lay in the oppo.,ilr direction: on the group. the family. town, nation. For an lsrarlile, the worst concei,able punishment was lo he "cul off" from the pl'Ople (Exodus 30:33). To hc cul off was to lo."' one's
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Consider the many times Jc-,,u, attended a meal in "'1n1rx1nr\: home.
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idenll', Thi-''BS so ingrained a part of the Semitic psy� that Ezekiel had to 'If ' &real lengths to pers•1e people to take pc al responsibility for I Babylonian Exile. The JlOOple used to quol a proverb to exp�" their fate: "fa rs have eaten greenrapes, thus their c hiif n's teeth a re set on edl!' Ezekiel's exasperated I esponse was, m
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Father Herbert WEBER of faith remains how lo S<'!'I. a personal relationship with God and also he of the part community. T\VO necessarv actions have lo take place: • One is a movement from a completelv private spirituality to a group < onM iousne-,s
personal growth of the individual. A�in the experience of lertial'} students is helpful In the hack of our universil} chapel is a "Petition Book". II is a loosp(eaf bindl'r that has bt•en there for years. Hundreds of students
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In each instance the rnrnrnunity \\ \ made up of all tho, who were present, C\ en when some ohjt'Cled lo the presenc:P of others. And Jesus alway, paid attenhon to c., .h person. He reached out espc'!:ially lo anyone \Vho \\.·Jc; struAAling or n·1ected. In Levi's home, for 1nstante.. Jesus \\.'as <.ensitive lo the lax colle<:lors \\ hen the Pharisees opJ)O"ed thrir pre.ence (. larl. 2:13-17). In the home of a
Phan, c, he shO\, cd great J"C.',,Jlf'( t to a \\On1an \\ horn others n�nled a, a ,innC'r hr alMJ sho,\.·Cl-1 OlOrf'rn for the Phari..'>ee "ho had invilpd him lo dinner (Luke 7:Jb-50). a comTht• liturgy munity ac lion and t•vcnt. Thal ne,,ds lo he affirmed bc'C:ausp of pooplr's lt•ndencv Iowa rd indivicluali�m. When the liturgy bt=nw, a collt'Clion of private religious e erci.ses and no one pay, attention lo the others
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l'ff!'('t: "Look! If I hear that once mort'.1'11 scream! OJ course, we are affected by the action, of our society, but that d""' not deslro\ our per,;;onal responsihilil\," Another example is found in the Psalms. For a long while, scholars held that all the Jl"Blms were liturgical prayers, official expre,sions of the communitv's religious \entimrnts. Bui further study ha,,
hour of the du or night to ,vrite their prdycr.-. 1n
convinced scholars that many Psalms originally ,vere private prayer.,, expressing the varied religious emotions of individuals. Thal these subsequently made thrir way into the nations's official prayer book means that the sentiments they expressed were those of the whole people as wPII. Even in prayrr the Israelite was lsracl and Israel was the Israelite.
Sense of belonging and warmt� necessary
Experts warn that church religious cults of various communities must provide kinds. members a sense of This sense of helon�ing belonging coupled with an important to people of atmosphere of warmth in th 20th cr.ntur Oflr.n which they feel that others th I feel root!, s thr really care about them. moVP from one region to Otherwise some members another Or they� I lost will se k th,s atmosphere in th, crov.d nnon m elsewhere, sometimes in ,,us. 1 melnpol scs .,,,th
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millions of in hab,tanls \gain, more than a few people are onh loo r.,mili.ir ,vith an atmosphere I hat " mid and unc nng on the JOh, or thcv an• left cold h the goals and lafost} le.s soc tch app<':ars lo presrnhc for them.
Tht• C.hurc h doesn't sci meant lo r.,..1 the, re out to offer mcrnher\ a carecl about II i., a nsc of hclongmg out of communll} foundecl 1n a mere dcsper.alion. lhal i., �f)C( 1al \\ , 1n lo\:P \nil because ,me \\lll le:l\e the lo,c \\1thm thls commun1h s n t 1n !hr { hurrh tf ti d 't. The< hurc:h mh rentl1 abstrartton nr 1ust a mre ts a mm 1t a idea to thank ahem! II LS \\clc omlng c:ommun1tv a real hfc forcer II 1s n rth roting that m "h1ch people an,
the welcommi; almo,phrn• th,• Church offprs LS of much more than pa I ng mlem,t lo man\ people toda, \\hat spcn1I about thc Churrh as n com11 muml) LS the confirms thr p<'rsonal ,h mt, of m mbcrs.
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Their worth, their f'.<xl�wn hr,rnt) and \'alU<'. an• ha tc lo th, mmm11ntl} s Lrr This b. 1c pnnaplc of thP ( hurch'sr:ommuml} hf, can IM• n tn the I urg, thr ( hurch's ",r,;h p hf II re thr mtr ton 15
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I •• els, h ,ng this im1lahon " the re, ognilion that ca, h pc•rs,m t t: tqur. ] \ g1 ftr.d , an d I h at those g,ft conch Ilic entire mmmuml\ of the hurrh � ct, person ts sren ns som ,m who ts hie lo hocom a I rer of Gods
life and lo share that lif,, with oth,•rs Ultimah•h, the liturgical life c.im IJC(.omc a pattern for all of life freeing people lo mogm their uniqu,• dignilv and to a, hwh share their C,od 81' n g, Is e Ol'Y\\ h rt'
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ii. I often read some as l enter lo pray. The prayers are always from the heart. Most are anonymous. The great majority are intercessions that a special friend, a roommate, or the \>Tiler gel through a difficulty. Occasionally there is a prayer for the parish or for some warlorn part of the world. As these prayers are wTitten and later read br others who come lo pra) - and remembt·red al the parish \1as.ses - lhr "personal" gels intorporaled into the "communul"'
pre,.ent, it lo� '>Omething of it, liturgical character Communihp:,., are compo,,ed of person., relating
lo one another hurnanlv and religious!,. In the liturgy. people: r:ac:h one "ilh a unique life story, come loge I her for a religious e,enl. The} join in a religious ritual. A good cornmumly liturgy is c.cnsitive to each and every person in the community. Experience teaches this
Communit� grO\\.'S from the needs and gifLs of 1Ls members. Individual prayers in the "Pehlion Book", lil.e personal fa,ours, can be incorporated into a sense of the whole that takes the concerns of others to heart.
Al the same time. the strength of the total communil\· allow, the indi,·idual-lo grow.
e\'ery\\.·here. but one incident from a liturgy al the ewm•n chapel of the l ni,er;itv of Ha\\aii in llonolulu <lands out for me.
On this particular Sunda}·. I presided al the chapel's principal liturgy. Al the outset, I followed the custom of inviting visitors to introduce themselves or be introduced b, <0meone who had aa:ompanied them.
Each visitor \\.'as pres-
Jim \\'as a uni\'ersity student \Vho \\.'as successful academically but deeply desired lo improve himself in interpersonal skills and selfacceplance. As he started lo meet v.ilh the church music group, he found others who saw him as one of themselves.
As the group started to jeU. \\ilh a spiritual and a o;oc:ial component. Jim was challenged lo develop his personal skills in guitar pla,ing. Before long. hr emergud as a significant group m<'mhcr and his lt•adership ,!..ills bt•r:ame appar-
ented then with a !CJ, a fine '-l."C.Ular \\Cltomc that LS easih· adaplP<I lo the hluf!() in Ha\\an. I nohctod that a rnung man of about 28 wa, standing al thr hack of the chapel behind <0me planters. o one tried lo force him into a p<'W, Everyone respe<.led his privac}, but n1an� smiled a \\clrm \velcome. Eventual!\ he look a place in the bark JIC". B, communion hme. h , \\'a.c., in the rentre of the
enl. Through the mmmunity's faith in him, Jim's own gifts began lo emerge. Sometimes people fear that their individuality ,viii gel lost in the attempt lo participate in community. In reality, the oppo,ite is true. Personal dewlopmenl is nurtured by belonging lo the communit� just as a communil) is <lrenghlened by personal faith contributions. Practising this gl\ e-andlake is a real exrrc.i,e of Christian li,'ing .
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Thal pansh had not [ci,,I sight of each of the indi,iduals that made up it<. commun1t,· of · \\orshippers.
Why tell my sins?
"Why tell my sins to a priest? Why can't I just aks God to forgive me directly?" is "Marriage hctween two people. Why does the Church interfrre ,vith rules and regulations?" In 20yearsasa priest I have heard question, like those often enough lo know that a lot of people are unmmfortahle with the role the Church plays in their spiritual destiny. For such people the Church is like an automobile association: a big organisation they Join indi,idualli: they pa,· their annual dur,, and displa, I h1•ir membership st1Cl.cr. \long their 1ourne, through lif,•, people make use of its rec ommcnd,1hon.s Hnd gel emerg nc v help \\ hen
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A student told me that he feels v.Tiling a prayer in the parish book unites his needs \\ilh those of all the others who have \\Titten.
Bui the Chun:.h is not really like an automobile association. The Church is more like an orchestra where each person and each instrument contributes lo the total performance. Unlike an aulomobileassociation whose members usual!}' remain anonymous and never n1eet each other, an orchestra depends on the familiarity and blending of earh artist's instrument and its distinctive sound. The difference hclween thr Church and an automobile associahon and the Chu Th as an orc.hc,,lra " lht• diffprenc.e het\\t.>C'n an indi\ idu�,I \\.ho U'>c., an
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Father Robert KINA ST For example, the person who asks "Why can't I just ask God lo forgive me directly" wants a private, almost secret with relationship God. Obviously, people can and do pray lo God privately, asking forgiveness. Bui realising that baptism incorporates a person into the community of Jesus' friends helps people lo realt<e that their <.hortr.omings ocrur in the r:ommun1ty'c; midst too. ·\s the lnlrudu, lion lo the Rilt• of Penanw "Bv the huMen and lm1ng m, "'" of God' de,ig..; people
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are joined together in the bonds of supernatural solidarity, so murh so that the sin of one harms the others just as the holiness of one henefiLs the others." With this awarene,,.s, when people need lo ask forgiveness, they do so as members of God's community in the sacrament of reconciliallon by acknowledging failures to the community's representative (the priest). Often today this includes a ·public, communal �n;ce. We are forgi,en as pef'(;()ns \\'ithin a commun1ty, not privat rnd,viduals in an o�nisation \gain, peopll' "ho lhml the Church 'hlcrf, n,s" h ellmg rul ab.ml v.Pddmg.s marr gc n a
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And ii is - but ii is more. It is a ne\Y experience of God's love concentrated in this couple. ' The Church's rules and regulations seek lo describe how I he married couple and the faith community can nurture each other.
As ca non la \Y expresses it ( 10. 1063), the Church community is to furnish assistance to couples "so that the matrimonial state is maintained in a Christian spirit and makes progrec;;<"i tm,ard perfoclton". Chrishamh 15 not a pnvate wa, of hfP m on anonymou� org..,n· 1sahon. It " an intcnsclv personal Wil} of hfo in a , armg commun1t,
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a d are bei g evolved." n our times, scie ific man has ee in ursuit of he x la ation of the erigin of things. Creationist t eory · s challenged by evoluio ist theory. Evoluionist theory is c al· enged y creationist t eory. e fact is that either is
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A reunion and festival will be held on Su day, August 14. An invitation is extended to all ex-students, past teachers & friends of ew Norcia to attend Mass at 10am celebrated by Archbishop Foley and the opening of College extensions by the Hon John Dawkins. Lu ch available. Buses eave from Perth at 7.45am. Bus bookings ring: Kay Kelly (096) 54 8060.
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The legion of Mary invites catho ics to bri g a non-Cat olic friend to a arian Year "Afternoon with ary" at the Ede Quin Centre, 36 w· dsor Street Ea erth, on Su day, Aug st 7 co e ci g at 2.30pm. Fath r C. Ross, OS will conduct the program. Afternoon tea w'II be served.
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SUBIACO: Su iaco parish pi gri age to Bullsbrook takes place on Sunday August 7. ass will be celebrated at the shri eat 12.15pm fo owed by a picnic ·n the grounds of Peace Be Still. Chitteri g. ATIAOALE: The new Lady Chapel and Campani e in the Church of St Joseph P'gnatelli will be blessed and opened by Archbishop Fo ey at 7pm on Sunday, August 14 on the ·gil of the Assumption and the closing of the Marian Year. The Rosary will be said as a triduum on the ree previou nights at 7pm.
Send ·te s for arian Year Calendar i writi g to: 38 Great o hern ighway, idla d.
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This Committee is seeking three new members: Term: 3 years (renewable). Invitation is made here for interested persons to nominate/be nominated for the Committee. From the names submitted to him Archbishop Foley will make appointment� to the Committee. Contact: The Secretary, Archdiocesan Ecumenical Affairs Committee St Thomas More College, Mounts Bay Road, Crawtey 6009
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St Lawrence's, situated 8 m north of the city, is a single str am co-educational primary school of 243 students from years 1 to 7. The school as established in 19 O and is an · te ral art of the parish community. It is currently undert in an extensive redevelopment plan.
St Columba's school ts a sin le str am co- ducat, n I chool ith a total nrolm nt of 216 students m years to 7 he chool is an int r I part of the parish community nd is situated 5 rn from he city.
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