Brazil meets Angola
The President of the Brazilian Confederation of the Marian Congregations, Mr. Orlando Oliveira, has been talking with the MC Federation of Namibe (Angola). See below the transcript of his conversations.
"They ask for help, which is not financial. They ask for books, manuals, Rules of Life1 and images of Mary to evangelize as well." "The Federation of Namibe alone (it's a small diocese) has 2000 Marian congregates2."
"Today I spoke with them via video, I already spoke via audio, calls, and we're going to do the exchange if it's Her will: the Governor, the Queen. And there was an invitation: they' will do the National Assembly in August (like we do in November), so that I could travel to Namibe, in Africa, for that assembly, and hold a conference with them. If it is Her will, we will be there.
"And we have the great intention (through Fabiana, our Director of International Relations for the Confederation [see side photo]) of working with quality, love and affection for them.
Let's pray, let's unite! I think Maria wants something from us here in Brazil. Maybe it's my thought prior to our arrival in the Confederation and my thought that continues during the management of the Confederation. Let us pray from Brazil to the world. Hail Mary!"
1 In Portuguese, 'Regra de Vida' is a book that presents the social, moral and religious rules for Brazilian Marian congregates. ↩
2 Namibe is a province of Angola, country that is mostly catholic.↩
