Investigations of Marist documents on our origins

The Champagnat School of Lima did the second version of the diploma in Marist spiritual patrimony for the Peru sector from July 29 – Aug. 6.

This instance is experiential and inductive, which means a good time for personal and group research.

Attendants have extensive contact with the writings of Marcellin, the first Brothers and other related people.

This diploma is guided by Brother Patricio Pino, associate professor, and his assistant, Sara Sánchez.

“The participants began the pace of the research of Marist documents of our origins,” explained Br Patricio. “This experience will finish in January of 2018 and it is important to mention that it is accepted by the Marcellin Champagnat University of Lima.”

The extent of this formation is three semesters in person and a virtual stage of four months. The participants, which are full of love for their work, are mostly lay people of Marist works in Peru.

“This experience provides a documented solid base on the Marist charism, so that they can find what they are looking for in their vocational process and consolidate their mission and life in each one of the works and communities,” Br Patricio affirmed.