Formation Stages
Pauline Family in East African Delegation
21st Aug 2012 NovicesOn 20 August 2012, our ten Postulants coming from the different parts of the African Continent made their entrance to the Novitiate: one from the Delegation of D.R.Congo, two from the Delegation of Madagascar and seven from the East African Delegation (one from Tanzania, one from Nigeria and five from Kenya).
The New Novices received the Bible, so that the Gospel of Jesus Master and the Letters of St Paul, may be the light of the mind, law of life and guide in the apostolate.
The rosary and the medal, so that, Mary, Queen of the Apostles may introduce them into the school of the Divine Master, form them in the apostolate, and that, they may know her, love her, and pray through her intercessions.
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COME AND SEE!You need only this…• A strong desire to serve God through your brothers and sisters;
• A love for the mission of the Daughters of St Paul;
• A good, balanced, sociable and generous character;
• A capacity to live in community;
• Good health;
• To have completed secondary school education with a grade that would allow you entry into a state university in your nation; and
• To be between 18 and 26 years old.
Stages of FormationAspirancy Stage (Knowing Me! Knowing You!) When a young woman desires to join the Congregation, the first step is to make her desire known to the Vocation Mistress. The young woman begins a journey of discernment that helps her to determine what the Lord is asking of her. During the first stage of aspirancy the young woman gets to know the Congregation, and through constant correspondence with the Vocation Mistress the Congregation gets to know her as well. She is invited to a retreat, and then for a programme called Come and See. This programme consists of an in-house series of activities which introduces the candidate into the apostolic and communal life of the Sisters. During this programme there are classes on Human Formation, Catechism of the Catholic Church, Pauline Life and Mission, Vocation of different people in the Bible, Group Dynamics and Liturgy. These classes are to help the candidate get to know herself better, grow in her knowledge of God, become acquainted with the Congregation in a deeper sense, participate in living with other young women with the same desire as hers, and, most importantly, help her determine the will of God for her life.
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