{"id":51538,"date":"2017-10-20T17:17:00","date_gmt":"2017-10-20T15:17:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.claret.org\/vigilia-de-oracao-no-santuario-do-coracao-de-maria-beatificacao-dos-109-martires-claretianos\/"},"modified":"2019-07-16T18:48:20","modified_gmt":"2019-07-16T16:48:20","slug":"vigilia-de-oracao-no-santuario-do-coracao-de-maria-beatificacao-dos-109-martires-claretianos","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.claret.org\/pt-pt\/vigilia-de-oracao-no-santuario-do-coracao-de-maria-beatificacao-dos-109-martires-claretianos\/","title":{"rendered":"Vig\u00edlia de Ora\u00e7\u00e3o no Santu\u00e1rio do Cora\u00e7\u00e3o de Maria – Beatifica\u00e7\u00e3o dos 109 M\u00e1rtires Claretianos"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

\"\"<\/span><\/strong>Barcelona, Espa\u00f1a.<\/strong> El 20 de octubre por la tarde se han iniciado los actos de celebracio\u0301n de la beatificacio\u0301n del 109 ma\u0301rtires claretianos. El primer acto que ha reunido la familia claretiana ha sido una vigilia de oracio\u0301n presidida por el P. Mathew Vattamattam, nuestro Superior General, en el Santuario del Cor de Maria de Barcelona.<\/p>\n

En el comentario a las lecturas, \u00e9l ha remarcado que la beatificacio\u0301n que se celebrara\u0301 este sa\u0301bado por la man\u0303ana en la Sagrada Familia es “un acontecimiento de fe”. Tambie\u0301n ha explicado que hay que reconocer los ma\u0301rtires uno a uno, con sus nombres, porque “no estamos hablando de mitos, sino de personas concretas, provenientes de familias de nuestra tierra, educados en nuestros centros formativos, hombres que llevaban el tesoro de la vocacio\u0301n misionera en vasijas de barro de su humanidad ” .<\/p>\n

Por ello, ha remarcado el “camino” que ha hecho la comunidad claretiana los u\u0301ltimos 109 di\u0301as, fija\u0301ndose cada di\u0301a en uno de los nombres de los 109 beatificados a trave\u0301s de la web de las beatificaciones: www.109cmf.org<\/a><\/p>\n

El Padre General ha recordado que “hoy, en varias partes del mundo, vivimos la persecucio\u0301n a causa del Evangelio” , tambie\u0301n en zonas en conflicto o de frontera donde hoy hay presencia claretiana. Y ha explicado que si hoy somos capaces de aceptar esta persecucio\u0301n “con humildad y valenti\u0301a, experimentaremos tambie\u0301n, como nuestros ma\u0301rtires, la fecundidad extraordinaria que brota de la cruz de Jesu\u0301s”.<\/p>\n

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La celebraci\u00f3n se ha iniciado con una procesi\u00f3n de palmas, s\u00edmbolo del martirio, llevadas por estudiantes claretianos. Un gesto que recuerda que un gran n\u00famero de los m\u00e1rtires de los Misioneros Claretianos son j\u00f3venes estudiantes del seminario de Cervera, algunos de 16 a\u00f1os o poco m\u00e1s. En un ambiente de recogimiento se ha pronunciado uno a uno el nombre de los 109 m\u00e1rtires. Las im\u00e1genes de todos los m\u00e1rtires han presidido la celebraci\u00f3n. Mientras se proclamaban los nombres, se han encendido en el altar una vela por cada m\u00e1rtir, formando en el suelo la forma del n\u00famero “109”.<\/p>\n

En la vigilia tambi\u00e9n se ha rezado por los diversos colectivos de la familia claretiana y para que el testimonio de fe de los m\u00e1rtires los fortalezca ante las dificultades m\u00e1s extremas. En especial por los Misioneros Claretianos enfermos o mayores, por los j\u00f3venes en formaci\u00f3n, por los que sufren persecuciones y los laicos que comparten el carisma claretiano todo el mundo. Una petici\u00f3n a ser todos “constructores de paz y reconciliaci\u00f3n en las propias comunidades y en la sociedad”.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

El inicio de la celebraci\u00f3n de las beatificaciones ha sido un momento de encuentro internacional de la familia claretiana, las diversas instituciones y colectivos fundados o inspirados por el carisma de San Antonio Mar\u00eda Claret. Nigeria, Filipinas, Guinea Ecuatorial, M\u00e9xico, Honduras, Panam\u00e1, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Per\u00fa, Estados Unidos, Canad\u00e1, Corea o Indonesia son algunos de los pa\u00edses que estar\u00e1n representados en la beatificaci\u00f3n. Entre ellos hay catorce obispos claretianos. Tambi\u00e9n han venido a Barcelona claretianos de toda Europa, los representantes de los Organismos de coordinaci\u00f3n internacionales de los Misioneros Claretianos de los cinco continentes y del Gobierno General.<\/p>\n

Tambi\u00e9n participan una amplia representaci\u00f3n femenina de la familia claretiana, como la superiora general Misioneras de la Instituci\u00f3n Claretiana, M. Gracia Garc\u00eda-Baquero, la Superiora General de las Misioneras Claretianas, Jolanta Mar\u00eda Kafkala, la Directora General de la Filiaci\u00f3n Cordimariana, Mar\u00eda del Mar \u00c1lvarez, y religiosas de otras congregaciones.<\/p>\n

Entre los asistentes se ha reunido algunos de los familiares de los m\u00e1rtires y de las poblaciones de origen que ma\u00f1ana tambi\u00e9n asistir\u00e1n a la beatificaci\u00f3n.<\/p>\n

La vigilia de oraci\u00f3n se ha celebrado en el Santuario del Cor de Maria, uno de los centros de referencia de la comunidad claretiana situado en el barrio de Gr\u00e0cia. Despu\u00e9s de Vic, donde San Antonio Mar\u00eda Claret fund\u00f3 la congregaci\u00f3n en 1849, la de Gr\u00e0cia es la segunda casa de la Congregaci\u00f3n fundada en 1859. Desde entonces los claretianos mantienen su presencia en Barcelona. Actualmente en la misma localizaci\u00f3n est\u00e1 la parroquia Santuario Coraz\u00f3n de Mar\u00eda, el Colegio Claret Barcelona, dos comunidades Claretianas, y es la sede del gobierno de la Provincia del Misionero Claretianos de Catalu\u00f1a. La Iglesia tambi\u00e9n acoge los restos de uno de los cofundadores de la Congregaci\u00f3n, el padre Jaume Clotet. Algunos de m\u00e1rtires tambi\u00e9n pertenecen a esta comunidad.<\/p>\n

rcelona, Spain. <\/span><\/strong>The celebration of the beatification of the 109 Claretian martyrs began in the afternoon of October 20 with a prayer vigil presided over by Fr. Mathew Vattamattam, our Superior General. Father General remarked that the beatification to be celebrated this Saturday morning in the Holy Family is “an event of faith”. He also explained that the martyrs must be recognized one by one, by their names, because “we are not talking about myths, but about specific people, coming from families of our land, educated in our formation centers, men who carried the treasure of themissionary vocation in earthen vessels of their humanity. “<\/span><\/p>\n

This is the same reason why in the Claretian communities, in the past 109 days, they were introduced with a martyr’s name each day with its corresponding biography presented through the website dedicated for the beatification:<\/span> www.109cmf.org<\/a><\/p>\n

Furthermore, Father General recalled that “today, in various parts of the world, we live persecution because of the Gospel”, also in areas in conflict or border where today there is Claretian presence. And he explained that if today we are able to accept this persecution “with humility and courage, we will also experience, like our martyrs, the extraordinary fecundity that springs from the cross of Jesus.”<\/span><\/p>\n

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The celebration began with a procession of palms, symbol of martyrdom, carried by Claretian students. A gesture that remembers that a great number of the martyrs of the Claretian Missionaries are young students of the seminary of Cervera, some of of them 16 years of age or a little more. In an atmosphere of recollection, the name of the 109 martyrs has been pronounced one by one. The images of all the martyrs have presided over the celebration. While proclaiming the names, a candle for each martyr has been lit on the altar, forming on the ground the form of the number “109”.<\/span><\/p>\n

During the vigil, prayers for the various branches of the Claretian family were also offered so that the testimony of faith of the martyrs would strengthen them in the face of the most extreme difficulties. A prayer was also said especially for the Claretian missionaries who are ill or older, for the young in formation, for those who suffer persecution and the laity who share the Claretian charism throughout the world. And a petition to be all “builders of peace and reconciliation in the communities themselves and in society” was also said.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The beginning of the celebration of the beatifications was a moment of international encounter of the Claretian family, the various institutions and groups founded or inspired by the charism of St. Anthony Mary Claret. Nigeria, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, Mexico, Honduras, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Peru, the United States, Canada, Korea or Indonesia are some of the countries that will be represented at the beatification. Among them are fourteen Claretian bishops.Claretians from all over Europe have also come to Barcelona, the representatives of the International Coordination Bodies of the Claretian Missionaries of the five continents and the General Government.<\/span><\/p>\n

There is also a wide representation of women from the Claretian family, such as the Superior General of the Missionary Sisters of the Claretian Institute, M. Gracia Garc\u00eda-Baquero, Superior General of the Religious of Mary Immaculate Claretian Missionary Sisters, Jolanta Mar\u00eda Kafkala, General Director of the Daughters of the Holy and Immaculate Heart of Mary Cordimarian Filiation, Mar\u00eda del Mar \u00c1lvarez, and sisters of other congregations.<\/span><\/p>\n

Some of the relatives of the martyrs and people from the native places of the martyrs will also be present.<\/span><\/p>\n

The prayer vigil was held in the Sanctuary of the Heart of Mary, one of the reference centers of the Claretian community located in the neighborhood of Gr\u00e0cia. After Vic, where St. Anthony Mary Claret founded the Congregation in 1849, that of Gr\u00e0cia is the second house of the Congregation founded in 1859. Since then the Claretians have maintained their presence in Barcelona. Currently in the same location is the parish Santuari Cor de Mar\u00eda, Claret School of Barcelona, two Claretian communities, and is the seat of government of the Province of Catalunya. The Church also hosts the remains of one of the cofounders of the Congregation, Father Jaime Clotet. Some of the martyrs also belong to this community.<\/span><\/p>\n

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