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Catholic
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Organizations, Activities and Services
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Addictions
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Serenity Place
Father Brady J. Smith
I.C.A.D.C. N.L.P.
(902) 892-4872 |
Addiction, Individual & Family Spiritual Counseling, Weekend Retreats
53 Queen Street
P.O. Box 3144
Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N9 |
Christian Initiation
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R.C.I.A.
Rev. Robert Coady
Phone: 838-2253
fax: 838-8488 |
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
St. Mary’s Parish, PO Box 209
Montague, PE C0A 1R0 |
Educational Centers
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Centre d'éducation chrétienne
Marie Bernard
Téléphone/Fax: (902) 854 - 2546 |
Centre de documentation liturgique et pastorale
Mont Carmel Boîte 97
Wellington, RR2
Î.P.É. C0B 2E0
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Family Services
Groups
Hospital Chaplaincies
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Hillsborough Hospital--
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Queen Elizabeth Hospital--
Rev. George Gilliland
Phone: (902) 676-2736
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P.O. Box 6600
Charlottetown, PE.
C1A 8T5
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Marriage
Missions
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LAMP
Catherine Ronahan
Phone: (902) 368-7337
FAX: 368-7180 |
Latin American Mission Program
81 Prince Street
Charlottetown, PE C1A 4R3 |
Organizations
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CCODP
Dorena Hall
PO Box 5693,
RR#3, Hunter River, PE
C0A 1N0
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Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace
www.devp.org
Phone number 963-3670 |
Refugees
Retreat Houses and Spiritual Centers
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Belcourt Center
Bernice Doucette
Phone: (902) 963-2877
Fax: (902) 963-3258
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Spiritual and renewal centre
RR 3
Hunter River, PE
C0A 1N0 |
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Le Centre Goéland
Marie Arsenault
Director
Phone/Fax: (902) 854-2546
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Setting for individuals or groups
Mont Carmel Boîte 97
Wellington, RR2
Î.P.É. C0B 2E0 |
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Spirituality Center
Sister Kathleen Bolger, csm
Phone: (902) 892-6585
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Sisters of St. Martha Spirituality Center
P.O. Box 1147
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7M8
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Secular Orders
Spirituality
Youth
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Centre
d'éducation chrétienne
Le Centre d'éducation chrétienne
(Centre de documentation liturgique et pastorale) est situé
dans le Centre Goéland. Ce centre dessert tous les Acadiens et
francophones du diocèse de Charlottetown.
Voici la list d'activités parrainé
par le Centre:
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sessions bibliques
- sessions - préparation
aux sacraments
- conférences pour couples
- sessions sur le stress
- sessions liturgiques
- sessions -
catéchèse pour les parents
- sessions de formation pour les catéchistes
- sessions chorale
- recontre Renouveau 2000
- journées de prièes
et réflexions
- sessions pour les agents/es de pastorale
- camps d'expérience
chrétienne pour les jeunes
- sessions de formation personnelle
- retraites
Marie Bernard
Directrice
Téléphone/Fax: (902) 854 - 2546
Mont Carmel Boîte 97
Wellington, RR2
Î.P.É. C0B 2E0 |
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CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMUNITIES
Christian Life Communities is an international federation of small
groups of commited Christians who seek to integrate the realities of
lay experience of Ignatian Spirituality with basic Christian
community, and a mission of proclaiming the Gospel of justice and
love. It is neither a religious community nor a secular institute
but, rather, a lay directed, Ignatian-based movement which calls
members to unite their human life in all its dimensions with the
fullness of Christian faith. The movement is shaped by a charter of
General Principles which delineate in broad strokes the vision of CLC.
CONTACT:
EAST
Julia Donahue
WEST
Ann MacRae - MacIsaac |
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Canadian Catholic Organization
for
DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE
The Canadian Catholic Organization for
DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE, a democratic movement for international
solidarity, supports partners in the Third World in the pursuit of
alternatives to unjust social, political and economic structures.
It educates the Canadian population about the
causes of impoverishment of people and mobilizes actions for change.
In the struggle for human dignity, DEVELOPMENT
AND PEACE associates with social change groups in the North and South.
It supports women in their search for social and
economic justice.
DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE, the official development
organization of the Canadian Catholic Church established in 1967, is
inspired by the values of the Gospel, particularly "the
preferential option for the poor".
Dorena Hall
PO Box 5693, RR#3
Hunter River, PE
C0A 1N0
www.devp.org |
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LAMP
Latin Amercian Mission Program
This program began in 1967 in response to the Second Vatican Council
call to share church personnel with developing countries, especially
Latin Amercia.
Aims and Proposes:
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Sending out and receiving back missionaries
- Learning from the dispossessed and oppressed, both
at home and in the developing countries, and standing with them in
the building of a society of justice.
- Developing and encouraging a Faith response based
on the life and struggle of dispossessed peoples.
- Participating in "return mission" by:
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working with groups who are committed to social justice in Canada.
- developing education programs in PEI which analyze
the causes of explotation of the poor and which expose the rality of
their lives.
LAMP
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Worldwide
Marriage Encounter
How to make a good marriage great!
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
offers a weekend experience designed to give married couples the
opportunity to learn a technique of loving communication that they
can use for the rest of their lives.
It's a chance to look deeply into their
relationship with each other and with God.
It's a time to share their feelings, hopes and
dreams with each other.
In PEI, ME Weekends
are held once a year, usually in the spring. Space is limited.
We have a Marriage Encounter weekend planned for
April 15-17, 2005 at Belcourt Centre in Rustico. For information or
to register contact:
Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Patty and Shawn Noonan
Provincial Coordinators
Phone (902) 368-8375
E-mail: psnoon@eastlink.ca |
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Serenity Place
The Serenity Place is a refuge for those who are seeking addiction,
individual or family spiritual counselling weekend retreats. Many of
these problems dealt with are the result of alcoholism, narcotics or
gambling along with other various addictions.
People out of prisons, who are on probation, also come to find out
how to live on the outside so as to discover a new way of life.
Father Bradey also visits people in prisons.
Father Brady also conducts Matt Talbot retreats for alcoholics and
spiritual retreats for Al-Anon members and people with other
addictions. Father Brady's aim is, with the grace of God, to help
people, whether addicted or non-addicted, find their way back to a
more contented and peaceful life.
Meetings held at Serenity Place are Alcoholics Anonymous, Gambling
Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Pills Anonymous, Al-Teen Anonymous
and Emotions Anonymous.
Father Brady J. Smith
I.C.A.D.C. N.L.P.
53 Queen Street
P.O. Box 3144
Charlottetown, PEI
C1A 7N9
(902) 892-4872 |
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Refugee Sponsorship Coordinator
The Diocese is trying to establish a Refugee Sponsorship Committee in
as many parishes as posible on Prince Edward Island to try and help
the millions of refugees that are fleeing safety around the world. If
we could start with at least one person in each parish who has the
time and interest to start a Refugee Sponsoring Committee, it would
be wonderful.
Bill Campbell - Diocesan Refugee Sponsorship Contact Person - Phone 894-9993 |
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Le Centre Goéland
The Centre Goéland offers a favourable setting for individuals
or groups organizing their own activities such as cultural camps,
retreats, youth groups, choir sessions, Christian camps, scout
groups, etc.
It is situated in a calm, peaceful and picturesque area, close to the
sea and surrounded by trees.
The facility consists of:
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40 bunk style beds (8-12 bunks per room).
- 2 separate rooms for group leaders.
- Large hall area.
- Large kitchen area.
- Praying and reflection room.
- 6 showers
- 8 toilets
Marie Arsenault
Director
Phone/Fax: (902) 854-2546
Mont Carmel Boîte 97
Wellington, RR2
Î.P.É. C0B 2E0 |
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Christian
Marriage Preparation Program
It is an interfaith program for young couples
preparing for Marriage.
Courses are available from November until Spring.
Demand and availability determine the number of courses.
For more information contact
June and Gary Conohan, 566-4633 |
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ISLAND DIRECTORS OF
IGNATIAN EXERCISES
The Island Directors of Ignatian Exercises is an
association of men and women being formed in Ignatius Spirituality as
a way of life. They are concerned with the support and ongoing
formation of the members and those they accompany on their life's
journey to God. They are memebers of the Atlantic Association of the
Spiritual Exercise Apostulate.
CONTACT:
Julia Donahue |
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Catholic Family Services Bureau
Catholic Family Services Bureau is a voluntary, not for profit,
professional family service agency whose purpose is the promotion and
strengthening of the quality of family life on Prince Edward Island.
The purpose is carried out through the provision of professional
counselling, education and advocacy services which are based on the
recognition of the unique worth and dignity of each human being from
conception until natural death. The helping and healing process
includes the physical, emotional, social and spiritual dimension of
the person. Services are available to all regardless of age, race,
creed/religion, marital status, sex, sexual orientation.
Catholic Family Services Bureau is funded by the United Way,
the Sisters of St. Martha, the Diocese of Charlottetown, the
Provincial and Federal Governments and private donations.
Inquiries: admin@catholicfamilyservice.ca
Phone: (902) 894-3515
Fax: (902) 892-4045
P.O. Box 698
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7L3 |
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Secular Franciscans
The Secular Franciscan Order is an association of
men and women (married and single) who live and work in the world
while following a way of life that is faithful to the original rule
of life written by St. Francis of Assisi. It is a group of people who
desire to live the Gospel in the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi.
"One important characteristic of our
fraternity is its diversity. Members come from all walks of life with
rich and varied religious perspectives; yet we are a family , united
in our desire to follow Christ in the footsteps of St. Francis. This
is a powerful sign of the spirit at work in our midst."
The fraternity meets monthly at the parish hall
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Teen Encounter
A Teen Encounter Weekend is a chance to learn more about what
it means to be a Christian. You will be with people between 16 and 21
who are very much like yourself.
The weekend is quite casual. You will have time to make
friends, talk and sing as well as to pray and meditate. You
don't have to worry about fitting in.
Teen Encounter
Lowell and Cathy Croken
1347 Loyalist Road
RR#2,
North Wiltshire, PE C0A 1Y0
Phone: 902-566-3800
E-mail: crokens@pei.sympatico.ca
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