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Written by Martin Green
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Hello Diocese of Raleigh AAMEN members, I would like to ask that someone from all parishes send me information about your parish AAMEN Chapter. (if you don't see information >>>here<<< about your chapter, then see the "contacts" menu item in left menu area. After selecting that item, select the "webmaster" contact and send a brief intro about your parish AAMEN chapter.) We will work to get that article published on our site and if you have a chapter AAMEN website we can link to it as well. If we have information about all AAMEN chapters, those who visit this site may learn more about what their parish AAMEN chapter and others are doing and when. Another way this can help is to help people who are in between churches (people who go to multiple churches and are not members at those churches). Those who are just coming to our country may figure out which church they might want to go to and belong to as well. Any questions just use the webmaster contact to drop me an email! Ex: St-Martin`s Ex: The Cathedral List of Chapters that have submitted information to this sight. Thank You. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 May 2009 00:24 )
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Written by Martin Green
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What is doraamen... Doraamen is not an official site of the Diocese of Raleigh. This site was the culmination of my interests in web technology, my uncle`s offer to me to start my own enterprise and my Dad's urgency to help provide information about a group I am involved with, AOW,. My desire is to show other kids with interests like mine what they can do - and help them get started! This project is an honest Catholic attempt start a little business of my own learning web technology and introducing others to it. To demonstrate these points, I am using Zoomla 1.5.4.. If all you want to do is communicate with your friends go to facebook or get an email account. But if you want to learn about web technology and many of the tools available to communicate over the web, email me at
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and I can help you get started! For those who are coming to my site just to find information regarding the Diocese of Raleigh AAMEN, my prayer is that you will obtain vital information that may help you. And would only ask that you pass the word about my site in hopes that I might find someone else with interests like mine that I can help get started. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 August 2008 00:35 )
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Written by Martha Bailey
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The Catholic Diocese of Raleigh, North Carolina, in 1979 established a commission of African American Ministry and Evangelization to address the needs of African American Catholics in the diocese. In 1982, the Office of African American Ministry and Evangelization was established. Since then, the Office has worked toward evangelization to share the good news of Jesus Christ by encouraging all to see the gospel message as one of unity, to be one in God and one in neighbor; to pass on the good news we have to include all of society. The Black Bishops, in their pastoral letter What We Have Seen and Heard, said that Evangelization is both a call and a response. It is a call of Jesus reverberating down the centuries: "Go into the whole world and proclaim the good news to all creation." (Mark 16:15) The response is: "Conduct yourselves, then, in a way worthy of the gospel of Christ." (Phil. 1:27) The Diocese of Raleigh continues to work towards helping others to be sensitive to all our sisters and brothers no matter what their differences. In November 2002 the Office of African American Ministry and Evangelization realized that we had a large community of Catholics from Africa and the Caribbean. The decision was then made to change the name of the Office to African Ancestry Ministry and Evangelization. "Evangelization means not only preaching but witnessing; not only conversion but renewal; not only entry into the community but the building up of the community; not only hearing the Word but sharing it." (What we have seen and heard). |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 21 April 2009 04:24 )
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