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Things Marianist

"Things Marianist" is the title of short publications examining different topics and aspects of the Marianist charism and Marianist life.
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This new Things Marianist—“How Can We Be Guided on the Marianist Path?”—examines Blessed Chaminade’s method of prayer both from the perspective of an individual journeying with a companion (spiritual direction) and a communitarian perspective (spiritual accompaniment of a community). Rich Gifts, Deeper Life, Underpinning, Deep Rooted, French Revolution, Case Study, Individuality, Paths, Companion
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Underpinning
Deep Rooted
French Revolution
Case Study
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This new Things Marianist—“How Can We Be Guided on the Marianist Path?”—examines Blessed Chaminade’s method of prayer both from the perspective of an individual journeying with a companion (spiritual direction) and a communitarian perspective (spiritual accompaniment of a community).
Talking Points. All of the "Things Marianists" have a companion "Talking Points" to be used for discussion. Find them at our bookstore at www.nacms.org. Reflection Questions, What Do You Mean, Talking Points, Missionary, Pointe, Scripture, How To Become, Faith
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Talking Points. All of the "Things Marianists" have a companion "Talking Points" to be used for discussion. Find them at our bookstore at www.nacms.org.
"Who Started All This, Anyhow?" This is an easy-to-read history of the three people the Marianist Family call "the Founders." The lives and contributions of William Joseph Chaminade, Marie Thérèse de Lamourous, and Adèle de Batz de Trenquelléon are highlighted. Readers can grasp the story of each and find reference material for more historical detail and context. Grasp, Context, Joseph, Readers, Call, Reference, Detail, History
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"Who Started All This, Anyhow?" This is an easy-to-read history of the three people the Marianist Family call "the Founders." The lives and contributions of William Joseph Chaminade, Marie Thérèse de Lamourous, and Adèle de Batz de Trenquelléon are highlighted. Readers can grasp the story of each and find reference material for more historical detail and context.
"Who Makes Up the Marianist Family?" This pamphlet shows the variety of ways and states of life available to those interested in the Marianist spirit. It presents the lay groups and communities, the religious institutes, and specialized groups formed around ministries. This issue is also available in Spanish. Spanish, Prayers, Presents, Spirit, Variety, Family, Life
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Spirit
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"Who Makes Up the Marianist Family?" This pamphlet shows the variety of ways and states of life available to those interested in the Marianist spirit. It presents the lay groups and communities, the religious institutes, and specialized groups formed around ministries. This issue is also available in Spanish.
"Who Are the Marianist Saints?" The Marianist approach to holiness is explored in this issue. The lives of Chaminade, the other four Marianist Blesseds, Mary, and our Founders are shown as models for us to follow. Marianists espouse the importance of doing ordinary things with an extraordinary love and living out our baptismal call in today's world. Discussion Group, Extraordinary, Approach, Saints, Youth, Mary, Models
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"Who Are the Marianist Saints?" The Marianist approach to holiness is explored in this issue. The lives of Chaminade, the other four Marianist Blesseds, Mary, and our Founders are shown as models for us to follow. Marianists espouse the importance of doing ordinary things with an extraordinary love and living out our baptismal call in today's world.
"What is the Marianist Tradition of Prayer?" How did Blessed William Joseph Chaminade, Founder of the Marianist Family, teach people to pray? There are many prayer traditions within the Church, so what makes prayer Marianist? Brother Stephen Glodek, SM, examines these questions and Chaminade's method of prayer in "What is the Marianist Tradition of Prayer?" Areas examined in this issue include prayer of the heart and the five "tools" of Chaminade's methodology of prayer. Founder, Stephen, Brother, Blessed, Areas
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"What is the Marianist Tradition of Prayer?" How did Blessed William Joseph Chaminade, Founder of the Marianist Family, teach people to pray? There are many prayer traditions within the Church, so what makes prayer Marianist? Brother Stephen Glodek, SM, examines these questions and Chaminade's method of prayer in "What is the Marianist Tradition of Prayer?" Areas examined in this issue include prayer of the heart and the five "tools" of Chaminade's methodology of prayer.
"What Do You Mean I'm a Missionary" Our Marianist Founders have told us that "we are all missionaries" and are to continue Christ's mission in today's world. What did they mean by the term "missionary," and how can members of the Marianist Family live out a missionary life in modern society? Family Living, Term, Members, Society
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"What Do You Mean I'm a Missionary" Our Marianist Founders have told us that "we are all missionaries" and are to continue Christ's mission in today's world. What did they mean by the term "missionary," and how can members of the Marianist Family live out a missionary life in modern society?
"What Do You Mean Community is a Gift and a Task?" Using an international lay document on community as a basic template, Moyer examines the origins of Marianist community and its interwoven nature to the life of Jesus and Mary. She reminds us that community is both a safe place for maturation and fellowship and a Gospel challenge to be shared with the world. Community Gifts, Jesus Lives, Safe Place, Origins, Task, Reminder
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"What Do You Mean Community is a Gift and a Task?" Using an international lay document on community as a basic template, Moyer examines the origins of Marianist community and its interwoven nature to the life of Jesus and Mary. She reminds us that community is both a safe place for maturation and fellowship and a Gospel challenge to be shared with the world.
"Setting a Marianist Table" This is a script groups can follow to present, in a visual and creative way, the characteristics of Marianist spirituality. The simple, everyday action of setting a table for a family meal provides symbols to explain aspects of Gospel living we as Marianists have been called to make especially vivid in the Christian community. Readers may use the script in a group or just read through it, allowing their imaginations to furnish the experience and the meanings. Gospel Living, The Script, A Table, Meant To Be, Vivid, Spirituality
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"Setting a Marianist Table" This is a script groups can follow to present, in a visual and creative way, the characteristics of Marianist spirituality. The simple, everyday action of setting a table for a family meal provides symbols to explain aspects of Gospel living we as Marianists have been called to make especially vivid in the Christian community. Readers may use the script in a group or just read through it, allowing their imaginations to furnish the experience and the meanings.
"How Do Marianists Do Social Justice?" is ideal as a short introduction to Marianist social justice, as a discussion resource for Marianist communities or groups, and as a background piece for people new to the Marianist Family and its ministries. Social Justice, Introduction, Community, Ideal, Background, People, People Illustration, Folk
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"How Do Marianists Do Social Justice?" is ideal as a short introduction to Marianist social justice, as a discussion resource for Marianist communities or groups, and as a background piece for people new to the Marianist Family and its ministries.
"How Are the Three Offices Like an Orchestra." It’s been said that life is an unforgettable opera: one filled with moments, some positive and some not, that help build character along the way. But perhaps for Marianists a better image is that of an orchestra: different sounds that blend well together to build an outward sense of Christ in and for the world. Image Fun, Character Building, Better Together, Orchestra, Offices, Opera, Christ
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"How Are the Three Offices Like an Orchestra." It’s been said that life is an unforgettable opera: one filled with moments, some positive and some not, that help build character along the way. But perhaps for Marianists a better image is that of an orchestra: different sounds that blend well together to build an outward sense of Christ in and for the world.
"Can You Explain What You Mean When You Say . . . " This issue explains Marianist "jargon" through an imaginary dialogue in a Marianist faith-sharing community. Current members explain to potential new members the definitions and meaning of many of our Marianist terms. Jargon, Dialogue, Definitions, Explained, Potential, Terms, Word Search Puzzle
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"Can You Explain What You Mean When You Say . . . " This issue explains Marianist "jargon" through an imaginary dialogue in a Marianist faith-sharing community. Current members explain to potential new members the definitions and meaning of many of our Marianist terms.
One Time, All About Time, Son Of God, Virtue, Role, Topics
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"Whose Wine Is It? This issue examines the gift of equal partnership within our Marianist Family and explores areas for collaboration between the lay and religious branches of Marianist life. The author's insight is drawn from a reflection on the Wedding Feast of Cana from the Gospel of John. Branches, Feast, Equality, Collaboration, Insight
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"Whose Wine Is It? This issue examines the gift of equal partnership within our Marianist Family and explores areas for collaboration between the lay and religious branches of Marianist life. The author's insight is drawn from a reflection on the Wedding Feast of Cana from the Gospel of John.