Wanaekaristia-Kenya

06/04/2021

Pope’s prayer intention for April: ‘For fundamental human rights’
Defending fundamental human rights demands courage and determination.
I’m referring to actively combatting poverty, inequality, the lack of work, land and housing, and the denial of social and labor rights.
Often, in practice, fundamental human rights are not equal for all.
There are first-, second-, and third-class people, and those who are disposable.
No. They must be equal for all.
In some places, defending people’s dignity can mean going to prison, even without a trial. Or it might mean slander.Every human being has the right to develop fully, and this fundamental right cannot be denied by any country.
Let us pray for those who risk their lives while fighting for fundamental rights under dictatorships, authoritarian regimes and even in democracies in crisis, that they may see their sacrifice and their work bear abundant fruit.

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05/01/2021

Pope's prayer intention for January: At the service of fraternity
"When we pray to God following Jesus, we come together as brothers and sisters with those who pray according to other cultures, other traditions and other beliefs.

"We are brothers and sisters who pray.
"Fraternity leads us to open ourselves to the Father of all and to see in the other a brother or sister, to share our lives or to support, to love, and to know each other.
"The Church values God’s action in other religions, without forgetting that for us Christians, the wellspring of human dignity and fraternity, is in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
"We believers must return to our sources and concentrate on what is essential. What is essential to our faith is the adoration of God and love of neighbor.
"Let us pray that the Lord may give us the grace to live in full fellowship with our brothers and sisters of other religions and not fight each other, and praying for one another, open ourselves to all."

When we pray to God following Jesus, we come together as brothers and sisters with those who pray according to other cultures, other traditions and other bel...

04/01/2021

01/01/2021

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¨Let us pray this month may the Lord give us the grace to live in full fellowship with our brothers and sisters of other religions, praying for one another, open to all¨

31/12/2020

" The Encyclical Laudato Si’ is fully aware that all creation is interconnected. It also highlights our need to listen to the cry of the poor and, at the same time, to the cry of creation. Constant and attentive listening leads in turn to effective care for the earth, our common home, and for our brothers and sisters in need. " Pope Francis.
Musi by Steeven Keazamutima - Laudato Si

Music by Steeven Keazamutima - Laudato Si

31/12/2020

“The very concept of the person, which originated and developed in Christianity, fosters the pursuit of a fully human development. Person always signifies relationship, not individualism; it affirms inclusion, not exclusion, unique and inviolable dignity, not exploitation.” Pope Francis, 54th World Day of Peace

25/12/2020

“Jesus, you are the Child who makes me a child. You love me as I am, not as I imagine myself to be. In embracing you, the Child of the manger, I once more embrace my life. In welcoming you, the Bread of life, I too desire to give my life. You, my Saviour, teach me to serve. You who did not leave me alone, help me to comfort your brothers and sisters, for, from this night forward, all are my brothers and sisters.” Pope Francis

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23/12/2020

23/12/2020

“This Christmas with Covid-19 in the air, is not a meaningless Christmas. Because Jesus comes, comes, ever comes. He pierces through the dark clouds that are storming our lives, to bring us Peace Joy, Love and His consoling presence.” Vernon D’Cunha, Sj. Happy Christmas, from EYM-Kenya

02/02/2015

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18/01/2015

Greetings WanaEkaristia
Sala na Ekaristi! ni Msingi wetu. Hoping the year started well as we commemorate a hundred years of EYM in the world. Let us join with our brothers and sisters to thank God by reciting our Jubilee prayer daily as well as other EYM prayers.

Prayer for the Jubilee year
Jesus, our lord and our friend, you have chosen us and brought us together in the Eucharistic youth movement. Open our hearts to your heart, show us your face in the beauty of your resurrection, and walk by our side every day. As you give us your life in the Eucharist, teach us to live like you, offering our lives for others. We want to be your apostles in the service of your church. Brighten our gatherings with your smile that we may spread your joy to the world. Mary, our mother and mother of the Eucharistic youth movement, be with us now and always. Amen.