Catholic pilgrimage

The aim of every Christian is to love God with all their heart, mind, body and soul and the neighbor also . The objective of this work is to disseminate the information from the Fr Norris ‘work’, which are his reflections on the St Ignatius Spiritual Exercises. A spiritual journey is something that is often unseen and the smallest ripples in the pond can create a spiritual change in your life and those of your family. The diary of Fr Norris is developing into a Charism, it is more than a book and    it is up to the Church Hierarchy to discern if it is of any use.      The grace that Jesus Christ gives us in return for loving him is unquestionable great, often unseen yet powerful and our lives are to learn to hear His voice the Holy Spirit and live like he teaches, “to love one another as I have loved you.” The work is written for anyone, of any denomination but especially aimed at those who are willing to develop their Catholic faith. ...

The Fr Jim Norris Reflections The Constitution has specially selected Cannon Laws and Catechism citations to aid the novice in formation and is an additional aid to develop the faith and includes selected; scripture, Canon Law, Catechism, Encyclicals and the teaching of the living Magisterium by live broadcasts from the Vatican. Our charism is rooted from the Fr Norris diary, these are the reflections taken from the eight handwritten notebooks of Fr Jim Norris which is adapted from the Columban 30 day St Ignatius retreat he did in the 1940’s at Essedon, Australia. Step before popularility. The approval letter by Archbishop José Rodríguez Carballo, OFM, and Fr. Sebastiano Paciolla, O. Cist., respectively secretary and sub-secretary of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life. Introduction The aim of every Christian is to love God with all their heart, mind, body and soul and the neighbor also . This has been the goal of every...