ZAMBIA: The 16th General Assembly of ACWECA Officially Closed
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| His Excellency Julio Murat |
The 16th General Assembly of ACWECA came to a close on 27th August,
2014 by the celebration of Holy Mass led by the Apostolic Nuncio to Zambia and
Malawi His Excellency Julio Murat at Andrews Motel in Lusaka, Zambia.
During his homily the Apostolic Nuncio called on Religious
women to be compassionate and serve in hope. He said the sisters should emulate
the Lord Jesus Christ who was compassionate. “Jesus Christ was compassionate to
the one who suffers”, he said adding that “This should give us consolation
because the Lord is close to us with compassion.”
women to be compassionate and serve in hope. He said the sisters should emulate
the Lord Jesus Christ who was compassionate. “Jesus Christ was compassionate to
the one who suffers”, he said adding that “This should give us consolation
because the Lord is close to us with compassion.”
The
Nuncio advised the sisters to deepen their faith when they meet challenges and
grow in hope and love. He also encouraged all consecrated women to resolve to
continue to serve Gods’ people despite the many problems they encounter in
accordance with the theme of the plenary, “Go,
do not be afraid and serve”.
Nuncio advised the sisters to deepen their faith when they meet challenges and
grow in hope and love. He also encouraged all consecrated women to resolve to
continue to serve Gods’ people despite the many problems they encounter in
accordance with the theme of the plenary, “Go,
do not be afraid and serve”.
The
Apostolic Nuncio urged the sisters to be outstanding in living Christian
virtues and prayer life like St. Monica who persevered in prayer until her son
was converted. “St. Monica wept every night for the conversion of her son and
her prayer was heard. She believed and trusted in the Lord. She was a woman of
great faith, outstanding in virtue and prayer life,” he said.
Apostolic Nuncio urged the sisters to be outstanding in living Christian
virtues and prayer life like St. Monica who persevered in prayer until her son
was converted. “St. Monica wept every night for the conversion of her son and
her prayer was heard. She believed and trusted in the Lord. She was a woman of
great faith, outstanding in virtue and prayer life,” he said.
By Sr Hellen Kasaka, reporting from
ACWECA General Assembly in Lusaka, Zambia
ACWECA General Assembly in Lusaka, Zambia
