The most important aspect of our apostolic life in the diocese is the resounding witness of our consecrated presence, for “what counts most is not what religious do, but who they are as persons consecrated to the Lord” (Essential Elements). Yet our consecration itself implies a mission, which is carried out through apostolic works in the parishes.
Our apostolate could include the following: catechesis/faith formation, youth ministry, family life/marriage preparation, liturgy coordination, liturgical music, sacristy work, domestic care of churches and rectories, visitation of the sick and elderly, and education in Catholic schools.
Our apostolate could include the following: catechesis/faith formation, youth ministry, family life/marriage preparation, liturgy coordination, liturgical music, sacristy work, domestic care of churches and rectories, visitation of the sick and elderly, and education in Catholic schools.
