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	Charismatic Renewal - In General
		However, it is the widespread experience of the Holy Spirit's presence within Catholics and the manifestation of extraordinary charisms such as prophecy, speaking in tongues and healing, outside of those of evident great sanctity, which has characterized the Charismatic Renewal.
		The Charismatic Renewal as a movement within the Catholic Church has been acknowledged by two Popes, Paul VI and John Paul II.
		Speaking to the International Conference on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal on May 19, 1975, Pope Paul VI encouraged the attendees in their renewal efforts and especially to remain anchored in the Church.
	www.ewtn.com /expert/answers/charismatic_renewal.htm (2157 words)

	Catholic Charismatic Renewal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charismatic Catholicism, also known as Catholic Charismatic Renewal is a movement within the Catholic Church which adopts certain practices and beliefs more commonly associated with the Pentecostal movement within Protestantism.
		The charismatic element of the Church is still as evident today as it was in the early days of Christianity, albeit the manifestations may not seem as dramatic as in the first few hundred years.
		In the United States, the decline of church attendance among Catholics and the rise in popularity of the charismatic movement have caused bishops to take special attention and care to this community, which might be the major constituent in many of their parishes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Catholic_Charismatic_Renewal (868 words)

	Catholic Charismatic Renewal Information
		Charismatic Catholicism, also known as Catholic Charismatic Renewal is a movement within the Catholic Church which adopts certain practices and beliefs more commonly associated with the Pentecostal movement within Protestantism.
		Nonetheless, many Charismatic Catholics reject the preeminence given by Pentecostalism to glossolalia; many also reject what they consider to be legalism.
		In the United States, the decline of church attendance among Catholics and the rise in popularity of the charismatic movement have caused bishops to take special attention and care to this community, which might be the major constituent in many of their parishes.
	www.bookrags.com /Catholic_Charismatic_Renewal (820 words)

	The Catholic Charismatic Renewal
		Charismatics flock to Medjugorje despite the Church’s ban on pilgrimages and the diocesan bishop’s judgment that the phenomena supposedly occurring there are not supernatural at all.
		Catholics know that the Faith of the early Church was entirely orthodox and that the liturgical forms and practices of the Church followed a genuine development (not evolution!) toward the point where the outward form of the cult of the Church was most appropriate to express its inward belief.
		Charismatics assert that the mission of the Church is praise: "Praise is the raison d’être of the Church."
	www.sspx.org /miscellaneous/catholic_charismatic_renewal.htm (11275 words)

	The Catholic Charismatic Renewal: Spring Or Winter?
		The Catholic Charismatic Renewal (hereafter referred to as the CCR) is a renewal movement within the Roman Catholic church that has as its ultimate goal a complete reformation of the Catholic Church by the dynamic of charismatic influence and the reestablishment of reunity with a similarly renewed Protestantism.
		To the Roman Catholic, entrance into the CCR comes by participation in formation programs, such as the "Life In The Spirit" seminars which are structured as quasi-catechumenates that lead novices through a period of Scripture study, prayer, meditation, and teaching on the charismatic lifestyle as it is interpreted within a radically Catholic context.
		Although we are not labelling the CCR as cultic whatsoever, the hard truth is that there have been high-profile incidences in which people supposedly "renewed" by the "charisms" of the Spirit of God instead sank into a tongue-speaking social circle whose cohesion relied upon the fear of man instead of the love of God.
	www.spiritwatch.org /firecath.htm (6331 words)

	Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement
		It is a renewal in the elements of the Gospel that are central, not optional: The covenant love of the Father, the Lordship of Jesus, the power of the Spirit, sacramental and community life, prayer, Charisms and the necessity of evangelization…
		In fact, the first Charismatic of the New Testament is Blessed Virgin Mary, as related in Mat.1 and Lk.1: In the in the first Pentecost of the NT Virgin Mary was filled with the power of the Holy Spirit and Jesus incarnated in her.
		The obvious conclusion of the previous considerations is that the Charismatic Catholic Renewal is "in" the Church and "for" the Church, not alongside the Church.
	www.religion-cults.com /spirit/charismatic.htm (3088 words)

	A Renewal Still Strong and Growing
		A somewhat newer trend that I rejoice in is the increasing activity on the part of the Catholic Charismatics in the social and political arena.
		The Renewal is currently taking a leading role in many nations in developing Christian and leadership formation courses, and offering them as a service of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal to the Church.
		The challenge of the Renewal in every part of the world is to stay fully alive in the Spirit, allowing individuals and groups to continue to mature in their relationship with God and one another, increasingly integrating their experience into the life of the Church, while reaching out to the needs of the world.
	www.catholiccharismaticny.org /Papers/Sr__Nancy_s_Home/A_Renewal_Still_Strong_and_Gro/a_renewal_still_strong_and_gro.html (1599 words)

	Catholic Charismatic Renewal, Bangalore
		The earlier charismatics were of a interdenominational setup and the streamlining and growing frequency and intensity of this charismatic outbreaks led to the appearance at the beginning of the Centuary of a movement which became strong that it developed into a new and independent denomination within Christianity known as Pentecostalism.
		The Catholic Charismatic Renewal is related to the Commission for Christian Life of the CBCI and its Chairman is a member of the Commission for Christian Life.
		The Catholic Charismatic Renewal has been given the task of making the Church aware of the fact that it is a Spirit Community, and the Church has to be the Church of the Spirit of Jesus Christ only then it will be effective as the Light of the Nations.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/2960/ccr.htm (3611 words)

	History of Catholic Charismatic Renewal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Catholic population were asked to pray for the success of the Council, and the prayer they were asked to recite was "May there be a new Pentecost in our day".
		This weekend is often referred to as the 'Duquesne weekend', and is considered as the beginning of the Charismatic Renewal in the Catholic Church.
		The name Pentecostal, though very accurate because the renewal is concerned with everything that the Holy Spirit came to do, has had problems because the word Pentecostal has too many unfortunate associations, and in time the renewal began to be referred to as the charismatic renewal.
	www.iccdenton.org /history.html (1175 words)

	Pastoral letter on Catholic Charismatic Renewal
		Charismatic endeavours are to grow with the parish as its centre.
		The abundant springtime created by the charismatic renewal movement in the Church has to be identified as the springtime of the Church herself.
		However, for this renewal movement to be free from all apprehensions and prejudices and to be more instrumental for this spiritual advancement of the Church and the Church members, all are invited to come together and to co-operate wholeheartedly.
	www.thesyromalabarchurch.org /pastoral.htm (2359 words)

	Charismatic Renewal :: Movements : RSS Feeds : Gourt
		The charismatic movement began with the adoption of certain beliefs typical of those held by Pentecostal Christians —specifically what are known as the biblical charisms of Christianity: speaking in tongues, prophesying, etc.—by those within mainstream Protestant and Catholic churches.
		Charismatic is an umbrella term used to describe those Christians who believe that the manifestations of the Holy Spirit seen in the first century Christian Church, such as healing, miracles and glossolalia, are available to contemporary Christians and ought to be experienced and practiced today.
		Often confused with Pentecostalism (which it was inspired by), charismatic Christianity tends to differ in key aspects: most charismatics reject the preeminence given by Pentecostalism to glossolalia, reject what they consider to be legalism sometimes associated with Pentecostalism, and often stay in their existing denominations such as Roman Catholic Charismatics.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http%3A%2F%2Fsociety.gourt.com%2FReligion-and-Spirituality%2FChristianity%2FDenominations%2FCatholicism%2FMovements%2FCharismatic-Renewal.html (1111 words)

	catholic charismatic renewal
		Catholic Charismatic Renewal is a radical renewal of living faith in the power of the Holy Spirit.
		A Charismatic prayer meeting consists of a group of people from varying backgrounds who meet regularly (usually weekly) in an atmosphere of love and support for one another in an effort to grow in the knowledge and love of God, and to show this love in their attitude to their neighbour.
		Catholic Charismatic Renewal is active in 130 countries, and is fully supported and encouraged by the Bishops of the Church.
	www.tsv.catholic.org.au /organisations/charismatic.html (1055 words)

	Pentecostal Catholics--The Catholic Charismatic Renewal
		In other words, the Charismatic Renewal itself has failed to grasp fully what Paul the apostle meant when he said (that Jesus), "the last Adam became a life-giving Spirit." Only openness to all the charisms of the Spirit can create the kind of balanced charismatic consciousness that creates the Church as a Church.
		At the Denver Symposium on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Renewal, which assessed the progress of the Charismatic renewal, I sensed an incipient consensus developing among the leaders of the movement that the name which the bishops gave this movement—"The Charismatic Renewal of the Church"—can have misleading connotations.
		If the Charismatic Renewal hopes to respond effectively to the call of God to bring living faith in all the charisms to the heart of Catholic piety, then, in my judgment, the Renewal needs a spirit of repentance and of humility.
	www.catholic-jhb.org.za /articles/charismatic3.htm (3867 words)

	CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC RENEWAL
		In the words of Cardinal Suenens: "To interpret the Renewal as a 'movement' among other movements is to misunderstand its nature; it is a movement of the Spirit offered to the entire Church and destined to rejuvenate every part of the Church's life.
		The soul of renewal - Baptism in the Spirit - is a grace of Pentecostal refreshment offered to all Christians." What this says to me is that the Charismatic Renewal is a channel of grace to individual men and women.
		Charismatics will have a variety of ideas and emphases, but our basic views should always be in accord with those which are defined by the Church and held by commited Catholics........
	www.angelfire.com /ak5/elshaddai/page1/shaddai5.html (544 words)

	InUnity Catholic Charismatic Renewal
		Charismatic Renewal, with Kilian McDonnell as lead consultant, was followed by Ecumenism and Charismatic Renewal (1978).
		His patient, intelligent, ongoing dialogue showed many in the charismatic renewal how to integrate their new enthusiasm for religious experience blessed by the gifts of the Spirit into the faith and practice of the one, holy, catholic and apostolic church.
		For this reason the question of Catholic identity is necessary and central both for the church as a whole and for each individual disciple within the community.
	www.in-unity.org /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=26&Itemid=1 (1664 words)

	Catholic Culture : Document Library : The Pentecostalism Controversy
		And if the "charismatic renewal" of Catholic Pentecostalists is essentially a spurious and spiritually dangerous development in the post-conciliar Church, then the harm done the Church and persons may prove considerable.
		Catholics know (as a matter of faith) that a person who has received the sacrament of Baptism is now living a life of grace which God in His ordinary economy simply does not accompany with extraordinary phenomena.
		Unfortunately, some of our charismatics are in no position to really compare their present experiences with the experiences of the Saints of God — those saints whose lives and works they hardly know.
	www.catholicculture.org /docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=6587 (6451 words)

	What is CCRNO?
		The Charismatic Renewal of New Orleans (CCRNO) is an expression of the Catholic Charismatic Movement which began in the Catholic Church in February 1967 when a group of college students from Duquesne University made a retreat at the Ark and the Dove Retreat House outside Pittsburgh.
		Central to the experience of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal is what is known as "Baptism in the Holy Spirit." This is not viewed as some kind of "eighth sacrament" but rather as a renewal in the Holy Spirit already received in Baptism and Confirmation.
		Many Catholic charismatics testify to a greater sense of the presence and love of God, a greater taste for prayer and Scripture reading, a desire to witness to others and the experience of one or more of the charismatic gifts already referred to.
	www.ccrno.org /WhatisCCRNO.php (1027 words)

	Welcome to Chariscenter USA
		The Catholic Charismatic Renewal as it exists today is the outgrowth from a retreat held in February 1967 of several faculty members and students from Duquesne University.
		At the core of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal is the “grace of Pentecost”; also known as baptism in the Holy Spirit.
		As experienced in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal baptism in the Holy Spirit makes Jesus Christ known and loved as Lord and Savior, establishes or reestablishes an immediacy of relationship with all those persons on the Trinity, and through inner transformation affects the whole of the Christian’s life.
	www.nsc-chariscenter.org /aboutccr.htm (1016 words)

	The Spirituality of Catholic Charismatic Renewal
		Catholic Charismatic Renewal (CCR) is a spiritual movement within the Catholic Church that emphasises the availability of the power and the many gifts of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer, and the need for a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ in order to live life to the fullest.
		CCR has its international office in Rome, and consists of thousands of local prayer groups and communities, as well as special ministries and servies, in almost every country around the world.
		CCR originated in 1967 when some Catholics experienced the presence and power of God working in a new and deeper way in their lives.
	www.ccr.org.au /spirituality.html (1078 words)

	iccrs books and gadgets
		The Catholic Charismatic Renewal in the heart of Pope John Paul II For years to come the memory of Pope John Paul II will remain fresh in the minds and hearts of many.
		Charismatic Renewal: a Grace, a Challenge and a Mission is a selection of articles that articulates the vision and mission of the Charismatic Renewal.
		A commission of theologians endeavored to reflect on this new life and describe its basic charicteristics, with the knowledge that this is part of a process of clarification occuring on many levels: in individuals, groups and communities; in conferences, Church committees and universities.
	www.iccrs.org /books.htm (1851 words)

	CCRSO - The Catholic Renewal in Ontario
		Charismatic groups play important role in evangelization, pope says VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Members of committed Catholic charismatic groups have an important role to play in evangelization by being living signs of unity and hope in the world, Pope John Paul II said.
		In the 35 years that the charismatic renewal has been active in the Catholic Church, the pope said, it has helped people recognize "the beauty of the grace given to them at baptism" and the power of the Holy Spirit poured out on them at confirmation.
		By being steadfastly faithful to the Catholic Church, its pastors, bishops and the pope, the Charismatic Renewal is "a powerful witness to the anchor of truth which the world so needs," the pope said.
	www.ccrso.org (784 words)

	Catholic Charismatic Renewal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Thus he sees the manifestation of charismatic gifts within the heart of the Catholic Church to be a great grace for a new wave of evangelization — and a warning of imminent judgment if we do not make use of this grace.
		In general, the Church has encouraged the Charismatic Renewal, provided it is properly grounded in Church teaching and submissive to Church authority.
		The Charismatic Renewal itself does not originate from a necessity to inform the Universal Church of the gifts of the Holy Spirit and her cooperation with them, but from a need among her members to better understand what these gifts are.
	www.catholicexchange.com /vm/index.asp?vm_id=64&art_id=27295 (2038 words)

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		Information about this worldwide Catholic charismatic community also known as BLD. BLD arises from and is based in the Philippines.
		Catholic youth movement with a charismatic spirituality spread all over India and in a few other countries of the world.
		Catholic charismatic web site with information on healing services and other prayer meetings in Malta.
	www.excite.es /directory/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Christianity/Denominations/Catholicism/Movements/Charismatic_Renewal (287 words)

	Catholic Charismatic Renewal, Melbourne, Australia
		Catholic Charismatic Renewal is a movement within the Catholic Church that seeks to foster an awareness of the gift of God’s Spirit and to help people develop a deeper personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
		CCR operates in the Melbourne Archdiocese through 82 prayer groups, along with a number of associated ministries and services.
		Each meeting is open to the public — everyone is invited to join in the joyful praise of God, celebration of his goodness, prayer, testimony of his action in people’s lives, and uplifting talks to be found at a charismatic prayer meeting.
	www.ccr.org.au (241 words)

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