We are very much aware that we need the fellowship both as a place where we can live together and grow in our faith in Christ, and as a place of home, where we can feel accepted. One of our priorities is a continuous deepening of our relationships. One result of this was our decision to change an ongoing non-obligatory fellowship meeting to an obligatory one, though the question of what place the fellowship holds in our lives still poses a challenge for each of us.
An important part of our mission is giving the gift we have freely accepted. We want the life of God to flow through us, so we look for opportunities to offer it to our contemporary society. We use such means of communication—perhaps seen by some as novel in the Catholic church—as contemporary music, mime, dance, and, most importantly, our personal witness.
In collaboration with the Redemptorists and the Missionaries of Charity (sisters from Mother Theresa’s order), we held a retreat for homeless people. We additionally conducted several evangelization programs in schools, as well as mission meetings for youth in a parish mission in Šurovce and Senec. A few of us lead our own small formation groups from people who attend our prayer meetings. We led worship at several conferences and seminars. Last summer we organized a time of rest and formation in Zuberec with people from our meetings. In September, one of our members returned from Kazakhstan, and we sent another member back in her place.