This point release which are invited all the media of Martinique will be followed by a time of pray

During a press conference held Thursday, November 28 at 10:30, Mgr Méranville presented to the media present ecuador the visit of Cardinal Filoni, ecuador Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, in the dioceses of the Episcopal Conference of West Indies. Discover the statement that he gave us this opportunity.
"Cardinal Fernando Filoni, Prefect of the Holy See, the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples formerly called" Propaganda ", the Diocese of Martinique depends undertakes a quick visit dioceses members of the Conference of Bishops of the Antilles .
After meeting 30 November current, all the bishops of the Conference ecuador of the West Indies, Port of Spain (TRINIDAD) Cardinal will travel to Jamaica, St. Lucia, Martinique and Guadeloupe where he will leave for Rome the next day.
This point release which are invited all the media of Martinique will be followed by a time of prayer at 11:30 am at St. Louis Cathedral ecuador in Fort de France, which are invited, with all Christians who can, priests and deacons diocese, as well as representatives of the various movements existing in the diocese.
Despite the brevity of his stay, we will give the Cardinal Prefect of the Congregation which depends our diocese, sincere and joyful witness of our local Church in communion with the Pope Francis, always keeping with the grace of God, the desire to realize the slogan of the Diocese: ecuador "Being together the body of Christ for the salvation of the world.
Bishop Méranville stated that this visit was a first for our diocese: Cardinal Filoni ecuador is, in fact, the first member of the Curia (the equivalent of government) with the rank of Prefect, a leader dicastery (equivalent to a Ministry of State), that of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, to visit Martinique.
That is why he invites all the faithful who can to accommodate Cardinal Filoni to the St. Louis Cathedral, Tuesday, 3 December 2013 at 11:30. He will meet with the priests and deacons, representatives of Catholic movements and pray there with them the Liturgy of the Hours. The local newspaper was represented by two journalists to Press Point held in the Archdiocese. With print, broadcast media were also present.
The photos illustrating this article were made by Father Luke Philippon. You can find on the website of Radio Saint Louis maintenance Bishop Méranville granted diocesan radio Thursday, November 28, 2013: www.radiosaintlouis.com, clicking on the "Replay emissions" and "word of Bishop ". .
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