We want to thank God, as a Latin American novitiate community, for all the time we have shared with our sister Angélica Varas Rodríguez, for all that we have lived in Mexico. Each of these moments have been significant, with many changes, a new community each time a novice arrived or left, a lot of life, a lot of history, many experiences, many experiences of God, each part of this journey had its meaning, from the beginning to these days of farewells and thanksgiving, but always knowing that you were held by the hand of the Father, who placed in your heart the renewed desire to meet him in any reality, through history, through new faces and names, which today you carry inscribed in your heart, tattooed in your depths, for so much love received from the Lord through the brothers, experiencing that all can be consolation.
Today we give thanks for your FOOTPRINTS, which are shaped by so many testimonies and the love of God the Consoler. All of them remain engraved in this land that embraced you and that you knew how to accept in your life as a gift, like these FOOTPRINTS that you leave today.
Today your community bids you farewell, embraces you and joins you in this new incarnation, because "our identity as human beings goes from birth to birth, so that we can let be born the son of God that we are. The incarnation for us is to let the filial reality of Jesus become incarnate in our humanity, the mystery of the incarnation lies in what we are going to live, this is how what we have lived here and what we still have to live is rooted" (film of gods and men).
Today your community bids you farewell, embraces you and joins you in this new incarnation, for "our identity as human beings goes from birth to birth, so we will come to let be born the child of God that we are. The incarnation for us is to let the filial reality of Jesus become incarnate in our humanity, the mystery of the incarnation lies in what we are going to live, this is how what we have lived here and what we still have to live is rooted" (film of gods and men).
"All for the glory of God, the good of our brothers, nothing for ourselves".