Pour une Eglise du Peuple de Dieu
Für eine Kirche des Gottesvolkes
Para una Iglesia del Pueblo de Dios
کلیسیا کے لیے جو خدا کے لوگ ہیں
Par uma Igreja do Povo de Deus
Per una Chiesa del Popolo di Dio
For a Church of the People of God
Join us and meet Helene Jeppesen-Spuhler
by ZOOM 20.00 – 21.30hrs CET
Tuesday 11th of June 2024
Helena is a Voting participant from Switzerland of the Synod 2023 & 2024. She has kindly agreed to share her experience of the Synod on Synodality and answer questions afterwards.
more InformationDietrich Bonhoefer offers us a prayer for 2024
We are Church International congratulates Pope Francis on his 87 th birthday!
We wish him strength and health that will allow him to continue to lead the reforms he has instituted, despite the resistance.
In the next year We Are Church will continue to actively support reform movements at the October 2024 Synod.
Blessings and best wishes,
For several decades many in the We Are Church movement have met regularly to celebrate the Eucharist together in our homes and at other gatherings. The arrival of the Covid pandemic led to a switch early in 2020 to holding these Eucharists online using ZOOM.
Celebrating ZOOM Eucharists has brought We Are Church closer together as a movement.
We have gathered some of the texts we have used for these Eucharists which we hope may encourage others to organise a house Eucharist or ZOOM Eucharist with a group of friends.
We celebrate monthly Eucharists
with international participants
on Saturdays at 16.30 hrs
Central European Time
If you would like to join us,
please contact
Agreed in Rome on
25 November 1996
by We Are Church representatives
from 10 countries
Agreed in Rome on
12 October 1997
Christiane Bascou
France
Jamie Manson
USA
Martin Schockenhoff
Germany
Ashik Naz Khokhar
Pakistan
Jean-Pierre Schmitz
France
Mary Morrissey
Ireland
Treasurer
Valerie Stroud
England
Communications
Martha Heizer
Austria
Vice-Chair
Colm Holmes
Ireland
Chairperson
We are committed to the renewal of the Roman Catholic Church based on the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965) and the theological spirit developed from it.
historyWe Are Church International is a network of independent and autonomous groups, each representing a different culture where Catholic Christians are endeavouring to live out the message of Jesus Christ.
learn moreWe Are Church International does not have individual members.
Membership is open to local groups that base their work on all the goals stated in the preamble and regard the objectives in the Roman manifesto as well as these working guidelines and the membership fee as binding.
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