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1. How do you perceive yourself as part of something greater than yourself, than your family, neighborhood?
2. How can you be "the gift of the world and salt of the earth" in your region? And in the world?
3. Are you conscious of your inner freedom achieved by detachment from disordered attachment?
4. How can you improve your inner life, your relationship with God using the Ignatian tools?

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- Pilgrim as a goal but an unknown path
- Willing to accept that a pilgrim suffers defeat
- Prepared to face difficulties
- Capable of finding a way through difficulties
- The journey of a pilgrim is both external and internal
- The pilgrim carries many names of the past and present and even look forward for the names of the future
- Open to encounters with people and with God

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"CLC has a future in the heart of the world" - Eduardo Escobes

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"CLC has a future in the heart of the world" - Eduardo Escobes

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"CLC is invited to give the gifts of communal discernment to our societies and cultures" - Eduardo Escobes

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"CLC is invited to give the gifts of communal discernment to our societies and cultures" - Eduardo Escobes

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- Invitation to discern our frontiers from our strength with the passion to serve.
- Invitation to exert all efforts when responding to the needs of the frontiers.
- By serving with my weakness, it allows me to become my real self.

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How can you be the Gift of the World to your region?

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How can you be the Gift of the World to your region?

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1. Inner freedom that is achieved by detachment from disordered attachments

2. A spiritual life that is nourished in prayer, that allows us to see God in all things

3. Community, that is necessary to live out the Christian faith

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The Examen refreshes our eyes and grants us with a greater clarity to see reality

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The Examen refreshes our eyes and grants us with a greater clarity to see reality

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Embracing Plurality means constantly discerning in order to learn and accept these diversities

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Embracing Plurality means constantly discerning in order to learn and accept these diversities

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Plurality implies a willingness to accept what is different

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Plurality implies a willingness to accept what is different

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Social Sensitivity and Transformative Potential

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Social Sensitivity and Transformative Potential

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To be able to bring down the unjust social structures that control our society now

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Called to be the Light of the World and Salt of the Earth

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Called to be the Light of the World and Salt of the Earth

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Youth has the CREATIVITY to solve the complex problems of the world

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Youth has the CREATIVITY to solve the complex problems of the world

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CLC is a personal vocation that must be lived out with a community

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CLC is a personal vocation that must be lived out with a community

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Discerning on how we should build our society

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Discerning on how we should build our society

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Questions for reflection re: discernment

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Questions for reflection re: discernment

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Is there an inner cry or soft voice that needs to be listened to?

Where is it leading you?

What do you need to do about it?

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1. Make space for the emotions to emerge.

2. Naming and Befriending emotions

3. Discern what are the invitations? where do they lead you?

4. What are you called to do about them?

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I love you, gentlest of Ways who ripened us as we wrestled with you. You, the great homesickness we could never shake off, you, the forest that always surrounded us… - Excerpt from Rainer Maria Rilke’s “Love Sublime” (from Seven Songs from “The Book of Hours: Love Poems to God)”

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Is your friendship in CLC helpful?

Be thankful to all your CLC friends

Does this friendship help you find God's will in you?

Do you help other CLC members to find God's will for them?

After watching about the Tower House...

Where is your fortress the place where you feel safe and sincerely communicate with God?

Bring this place to your mind and tell him the feelings awakened during this CLC gathering.

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Stories shared by medical practitioners from Spain and PH

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Stories shared by medical practitioners from Spain and PH

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"Godcidences"

look at what's important in our life

"heal sometimes,

relieve often,

and always comfort"

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wounds --> graces and transformations
discerning where God is leading us

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How do I know about poverty in my country, in my continent, in the world?

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How do I know about poverty in my country, in my continent, in the world?

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Reyna from Philippines: My personal knowledge of poverty, at least in the context of the community where I grew up is quiet loaded. This includes experiences of desolation from being deprived of the basic necessities and opportunities and consolations of having to relate with our neighbors. Now that I am a teacher, I often see myself falling short in giving my students, who usually are privileged enough since they are coming from a different economic hierarchy of the city.  Extending this concern to our country and to the world, I find the need to develop a mechanism that will bring the privilege to the life of the privilege with the hope of forming in their minds a proactive perspective of poverty: that it is not a condition where we subjectify the poor for charity, rather, an important resource of the country in generating entrepreneurs of their filed of interest.

Gogin from Sri Lanka (Presently at India): Extending help to the people, especially in the ministry of education.

Angelika from Germany: Impoverished people are not subject for charity, rather they are capable of talents are entrepreneur of their respective fields that they can specialize. People experience several versions of poverty (financial, psychological).

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Which wounds or sufferings have you experienced  in your life?

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Which wounds or sufferings have you experienced  in your life?

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1. John from Vietnam: A hole in his heart since childhood. God is guiding him with  his relationship with his parents (forgiveness). He wants to help others about God's mercy, that if he can change their life like his.

2. Jurgita from Lithuania: What should we do with our wounds? Do not avoid our wounds but go through it. It is meaningful for us and it will help to understand other people. Try to understand your wounds and the wounds of other people.

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Our Group's Decalogue (Fruit of answering Rodrigo Jordan's set of questions

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Our Group's Decalogue (Fruit of answering Rodrigo Jordan's set of questions

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As wounded healers, we are called to open the eyes of the privilege and see the capabilities of the unprivileged as equally capable as entrepreneurs of their own field of interest.

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it's okay not to be okay, it's okay to be slowly on the journey, it's okay to have wounds

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Message to the World: Openness, Companionship, Empathy

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Message to the World: Openness, Companionship, Empathy

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Reflection Questions for 2nd Group Sharing

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Reflection Questions for 2nd Group Sharing

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1. Are you accepting your wounds, or are you trying to avoid suffering?
2. Which ideas about yourself, or what success means to you, do you have to reject?
3. Which is the message hidden behind your injuries? What does God want you to understand and communicate through this suffering?

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Ignatian Mysticism: To find God in Everything, and Everything in God

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Ignatian Mysticism: To find God in Everything, and Everything in God

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Just like Ignatius, we go through several long and deep conversions

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Just like Ignatius, we go through several long and deep conversions

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For Ignatius, his first conversion was in Loyola with the cannon ball. But that was just the beginning of his long journey

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What Ignatius went through during his cannon ball moment

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Reflection Questions for 1st Group Sharing

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Reflection Questions for 1st Group Sharing

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1. Which wounds or sufferings have you experienced  in your life?
2. How do you present your injuries to God? How do you converse with Him about them?
3. Do you recognize how the world influences you as a part of it?
4. Do you feel any attachments that you should order on grounds of sexuality, affectivity, digitalism, technification, capitalism, relativism, narcissism…?
5. Do you take time accompanying others and being accompanied?
6. Do you feel the invitation to create a new future?
7. Are you ready to experience happiness?
8. How do I know about poverty in my country, in my continent, in the world?
9. How can my vision about poors change?
10. Can you learn anything from humble people?

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How do we acknowledge those experiencing poverty in forms other than financially? Do we acknowledge those people experiencing poverty in spirit? health? psychologically? socially?

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Unconscious Arrogance VS Conscious Humility

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Unconscious Arrogance VS Conscious Humility

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What Can We Do? VS Observing (2nd Order Learning)

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What Can We Do? VS Observing (2nd Order Learning)

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Creation is now about how to establish new parameters

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Creation is now about how to establish new parameters

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Mission to continue and develop and invest in the YOUTH is very apparent, especially on the global stage

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Mission to continue and develop and invest in the YOUTH is very apparent, especially on the global stage

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Chile is going through a multi-dimensional crisis (drought, political, humanitarian, economic, etc.). Much like most of the 21st Century

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Chile is going through a multi-dimensional crisis (drought, political, humanitarian, economic, etc.). Much like most of the 21st Century

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Pres. Denis' Welcoming Remarks: "Welcome home" We are at home.

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Pres. Denis' Welcoming Remarks: "Welcome home" We are at home.

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You are at home in CLC. Invitation to be comfortable in CLC - anytime and anywhere - local, nation, or world level. Desire to be contemplatives in action - demanding - urges us to embrace the world.