Reflections After the American Catholic Council Meeting by Maureen Fiedler/NCR/ Inclusive Eucharistic Communities Growing

(3 leaders from Mary Mother of Jesus
Catholic Community, Sarasota, Florida
Lee and Carol Ann Breyer, Helen Duffy,
Photo by husband Jack Duffy.
9 members of our community attended ACC)


National Catholic Reporter
But now, there are new flowerings: intentional communities -- lots of them, the communities of the Roman Catholic Women Priests' movement...
http://ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-today/reflections-after-american-catholic-council-meeting

Bridget Mary's Reflection:
The Catholic Church is already in the process of a major change in grassroots communities. The Roman Catholic Women Priests Communities are growing as more and more women are ordained.
Our community is one example of the flower blooming in the church's garden in Florida. We are Mary MOJO= Mary Mother of Jesus Catholic Community an inclusive intentional Eucharistic community that gathers for worship on Sat. at St. Andrew UCC in Sarasota, Florida (Nov.-May weekly on Sat. at 6PM, June-Oct -- first Sat. of month )
All are welcome to receive Eucharist, to participate in dialogue homily, to recite words of consecration as we pray the Eucharistic prayer. All are invited to use the gifts of the Holy Spirit to serve the people of God in outreach programs to the interfaith Sarasota community and to act in solidarity with others in compassionate work and justice doing in the local area.
Bridget Mary Meehan, RCWP
www.associationofromancatholicwomenpriests.org
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703-505-0004