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A Call To Deeper Service

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The UWI St. Augustine Campus will confer an honorary LLD on theologian, Fr Clyde Harvey, during its graduation ceremonies in October 2012. Fr Harvey shared some thoughts on the relationship between the church and society with UWI Today. Was there some point in your life—some interaction or event—that caused you to choose the path of the priesthood? When I was 17 years old and thinking of studying philosophy, politics and economics abroad, Archbishop Finbar Ryan told me in his unique deep-throated tones, “You are to be a priest, my son. You are to be a priest.” A questioning began then about my life purpose. I entered the seminary to determine if that was really my calling; and that only became clear over time, when I was already in seminary and a student at UWI. In the aftermath of 1970, and after many, many conversations with my friends about the global turmoil, the local “revolution,” and a commitment to Trinidad and Tobago, I understood that the only way that one could trul

Black in Latin America E03, Mexico and Peru: The Black Grandma in the Cl...

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Feature a priest from Trinidad and Tobago.

Harvey to UWI graduands: Be human, good citizens | Trinidad Guardian - Mobile

Harvey to UWI graduands: Be human, good citizens | Trinidad Guardian - Mobile

To Be A Priest

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Five Paths to the Priesthood

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Discrenment 101

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This is a reminder of Discrenment 101 this Saturday at St. Finbar's Pastorial Centre. St. Finbar's, Morne Coco Rd, Four Roads, Diego Martin.

Catholics get Ready Carnival 2013

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In this Wayne John photo, Rev Walcott (centre) dances with models at the launch. Leviticus , the Carnival 2013 presentation of The Word and Associates, was launched last Wednesday morning at the Assumption Church Parish Hall, Maraval. After an opening prayer by Vicar General Msgr Robert Llanos and welcome by band leader Rev Derek Walcott, Msgr Llanos gave a presentation on Leviticus, the third book of the bible. Msgr Llanos’ presentation was followed by a parade of the colourful costumes designed by well-known designer Chris Santos and Gregory Medina. The general opinion was that the Catholic band’s offering will be popular in 2013 and the band can expect even greater support next year. The band house is situated at 19 Taylor Street, Woodbrook. For more information, visit www.thewordcarnival.com  or call 741-WORD.  

Gold and Silver for SJC Sisters

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Congratulations Sr Ruth Montrichard (50 years) and Sr Lucy Gabriel (25 years).  Ad multos annos!  Photo: Shelley-Ann Edwards-Barran Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny Ruth Montrichard and Lucy Gabriel celebrated their 50 th  and 25 th  anniversary of religious profession respectively on Saturday, September 22. The golden and silver jubilee celebration took place at the St Joseph’s Convent Chapel, Abercromby St, Port of Spain, beginning with Holy Mass at which Vicar General Msgr Robert Llanos presided. Concelebrants were Spiritan Fathers Anton Dick, Herbert Seignoret and Roland Quesnel and Fr Hugh Joyeau.  

Priest's Retreat in Mayaro

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Last Monday, on the feast of St Thérèse of Lisieux, Archbishop Joseph Harris, for the first time as head of the local Church, joined a number of priests working in the archdiocese for an annual priests' retreat. Some 40 priests, comprising diocesan and members of religious communities, gathered in Mayaro for the three-day retreat, which was arranged by Vicar for Priests Fr Clyde Harvey and the Personnel Board and the Council of Vicars. The Year of Faith, to be launched in our archdiocese on October 14, formed the backdrop of the retreat. The themes "The Truth of Faith", "Joy of Faith" and "Faith as Cross and Resurrection" informed the reflections, led by Frs Martin Sirju, Ian Taylor and Hugh Joyeau. Archbishop Harris was chief celebrant at the Mass which closed the retreat last Thursday.

Newly Ordained Deacon For St. Vincent

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Congratulation to Rev. Alando Williams of St. Vincent and Grendaines on his ordination a deacon. In this caption is Msgr. Micheal  Stewart, Rev. Alando Williams, and Bishop Jason Gordon.