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Annual
International Congress of the
Pilgrims of St. Michael
Louis
Even Institute
for Social Justice |
Louis
Even founder
1885-1974
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September
1-3, 2007
in
the House of the Immaculate
1101 Principale St., Rougemont, QC, Canada
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to watch this short video
of our Full-time missionary
Pierre Marchildon on the
topics of our Congress
August
25-31: Week of study
"The daily bread
distributed to all"
God multiplies the bread in
abundance
“Distribute”, says Jesus to the Apostles
 The theme of our Congress this year is taken from Pope Paul
VI’s prophetic Encyclical Letter Populorum Progressio on the
development of peoples, written forty years ago, in 1967: "The economy
put at the service of man, the daily bread distributed to all, as a source of
brotherhood and a sign of Providence." (Paragraph 68.)
This
Congress will be exceptional, with special guests from Canada, the
U.S.A., Mexico, Ecuador, Colombia, Paraguay, the Philippines,
New Zealand, Poland, France, Switzerland, Malta, Madagascar, the
Congo, Tanzania, etc.
All
our subscribers are welcome! Bring newcomers!
Rougemont
is located 50 km. east of Montreal, on Highway 112
There
will be representatives from the five continents present, as well as
several Bishops and priests from various nations; all our subscribers
and their friends are invited to this very important meeting, which will
be preceded by a week of study on Social Credit, Aug. 25-31. For meals,
each one brings his own food. There are also restaurants not far from
our grounds. And all those who come to our Congress are put up, free of
charge. Here is the program for the weekend:
Program
of the Congress
Saturday,
September 1, 2007
1:30
p.m.: Opening. Rosary for our
apostles and sympathizers who died in the last 12 months.
2:00 p.m.:
Welcoming speech by Thérèse Tardif.
2:30 p.m.:
Presentation of the apostles in the Pilgrims of St. Michael.
3:30 p.m.:
Pierre Marchildon and his fiery apostolate work.
4:30 p.m.: Holy Mass at St.
Michael’s Church in Rougemont.
5:30 p.m.: Supper in the hall.
Each one brings his own food or eats at nearby restaurants.
7:00 p.m.:
Fr. Hugh Chikawe and other delegates from Tanzania.
7:30 p.m.: Delegates
of the Philippines.
8:00 p.m.:
Melvin Sickler and Patrick Tetrault.
10:00 p.m.: Termination
for the day, song to Our Lady of Canada.
Sunday,
September 2, 2007
9:00
a.m.: Opening with the Rosary (five
decades).
9:20 a.m.:
Delegates of Ecuador, Columbia, Paraguay, Mexico.
11.00 a.m.: Delegates
of Madagascar and New Zealand.
Noon:
Lunch time.
1:30 p.m.:
90th Anniversary of the Apparitions at Fatima. Rosary with children
dressed like the little shepherds of Fatima.
2:00 p.m.:
Bishop Almoneda of the Philippines.
3:00 p.m.: Bishop
Nestor Ngoy of the Congo, and other Africans.
3:30 p.m.:
Janusz Lewicki and the delegates of Poland.
4:00 p.m.:
Delegates of Austria, Malta, New Zealand.
5:00 p.m.: Holy Mass at St.
Michael’s Church in Rougemont.
6:00 p.m.: Procession with the
Blessed Sacrament, from the parish church to the House of the Immaculate.
7:00 p.m.:
Supper.
8:30 p.m.: Delegates of France and Switzerland. Homage to apostles.
Monday,
September 3,
2007
8:30
a.m.: Confessions and Rosary at Rougemont's parish church.
9:00 a.m.: Holy Mass at St. Michael's Church in Rougemont.
10:00 to noon: Back to the House of the Immaculate, program of
action for the delegations of each country, each person in charge gives
his impression of the Congrerss and plans for the future.
Modesty
in dress
The
Pilgrims of St. Michael are defenders of the dignity of the human person,
created in the image and likeness of God. We must dress as dignified men
and women of God. We must give a good example. The women do not wear
trousers, but must wear a dress, with a length past the knees, with
sleeves and a collar. In the norms of the Church, it is recommended that
the sleeves go at least up to the elbow. Mini-skirts, shorts, bermudas are
forbidden on our grounds and in our houses, and the men must wear a
jacket.
Program
of the week of study, Aug. 25-31
Every
day, Rosary at 7:10 a.m. at St. Michael’s parish church in Rougemont.
Holy Mass at 7:30 a.m, and then the chaplet of St. Michael.
For
the whole week, meals will be at the hall of the Knights of Columbus (next
to the headquarters of the Louis Even Institute). Breakfast: 8:30 a.m.;
lunch: noon; supper: 17:45 p.m.
Saturday,
August 25
10
a.m.
Welcoming speech by Therese Tardif, Directress
Bishop Benjamin Almoneda of the Philippines
Bishop Nestor Ngoy Katahwa of the Congo
Marcel Lefebvre, Director
11 a.m.
Presentation of the Work of the Louis Even Institute
by
Alain Pilote
2 p.m.
Lessons 1 and 2 (from the booklet
Social Credit explained in 10 lessons)
The aim of economics, the birth of money, by Alain Pilote
3 p.m.
Workshop (discussing the previous conference)
4 p.m.
Lessons 3 and 4: banks create money as a debt,
who should create money
5 p.m.
Workshop
7 p.m.
The role of the laity, the social doctrine of the Church
versus the theology of liberation, by Carlos Armando
Reyes, editor of the San Miguel Journal in Spanish
8 p.m.
Workshop
Sunday,
August 26
10
a.m.
Lesson 5: the lack of purchasing power,
consequences on the environment. A.P.
11 a.m.
Workshop
2 p.m.
Bishop Benjamin Almoneda of the Philippines
3
p.m. Lesson 6:
the discount on prices, by Alain Pilote
4 p.m.
Workshop
4:30 p.m.
Departure for the Mass at Rougemont's parish church
5 p.m.
Holy Mass
7:30 p.m.
The Apocalypse and the signs of the times, by Alain Pilote
8:30 p.m. Workshop
Monday,
August 27
10
a.m.
Lesson 7: the history of the banking control
in the United States, by Alain Pilote
11 a.m.
Workshop
2 p.m.
Lesson 8: Social Credit is not a political party
but a sound financial system, A. Pilote
3 p.m. Workshop
4 p.m.
Father Hugh Chikawe and the other guests of Tanzania
Father Raharison and the other guests of Madagascar
5 p.m.
Workshop
7 p.m.
The microchip to control our lives, by Patrick Tetrault
8 p.m.
Workshop
Tuesday,
August 28
10
a.m.
Lesson 9: Social Credit and the social doctrine
of the Church, Part I, by Alain Pilote
11 a.m.
Workshop
2 p.m.
Lesson 10: Social Credit and the social doctrine
of the Church, Part II, by A. Pilote
3 p.m.
Workshop
4 p.m.
Renaud Laillier and Christian Burgaud of France
5 p.m.
Workshop
7 p.m.
Globalization, the North American Union,
the New World Order, by P. Marchildon
8 p.m.
Workshop
Wednesday,
August 29
10
a.m.
How to finance production (from the booklet
A Sound Financial System), A. Pilote
11 a.m.
Workshop
2 p.m.
The financing of public works (from the booklet
A Sound Financial System), A.P.
3 p.m.
Workshop
4 p.m.
Bill Daly of New Zealand, videos of Louis Even
5 p.m.
Workshop
7 p.m.
The New Age and the occult, Fr. Bogoslaw Jaworoski
8 p.m.
Workshop
Thursday,
August 30
10
a.m.
The circulation of financial credit,
the dividend to all (A Sound Financial System)
11 a.m.
Workshop
2 p.m.
Taxes in the light of Social Credit
(from A Sound Financial System), by Alain Pilote
3 p.m.
Workshop
4 p.m.
Janusz Lewicki, editor of
“Michael” in Polish, Mrs.
Anna Walentynowicz, co-founder of Solidarity in Poland
5 .p.m.
Workshop
7 p.m.
Father Tadeusz Bienasz, professor at the University of
Vienna, Austria, impressions of the participants
Friday.
August 31
For
the whole day, lecturers and workshops on local currency experiments,
beginning with Mr. Francois de Siebenthal of Switzerland.
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