{"id":15515,"date":"2022-07-24T01:03:16","date_gmt":"2022-07-24T01:03:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/capuchinos.org\/ingles1\/?p=15515"},"modified":"2022-09-01T01:06:52","modified_gmt":"2022-09-01T01:06:52","slug":"he-who-remains-in-me","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/capuchinos.org\/ingles1\/blog\/2022\/07\/24\/he-who-remains-in-me\/","title":{"rendered":"“He who remains in me…”"},"content":{"rendered":"

Under the motto “He who remains in me and I in him that one bears much fruit”, Brother Jes\u00fas Arguelles Canul has received in the hands of Bishop Pedro Pablo Elizondo C\u00e1rdenas, Bishop of the Diocese of Canc\u00fan-Chetumal the priestly ordination. Accompanied by family and friends, the fraternity of Isla Mujeres has been the venue for this celebration in which in an atmosphere of fraternity, closeness, affection, and folklore we have been able to live the Eucharist and then share food to the rhythm of the jarana, typical music of these places.<\/p>\n

During the following days Brother Jes\u00fas was able to celebrate the Eucharist in various communities, to name a few: in his native town of Panab\u00e1, Quintana Roo he celebrated his first eucharist; in the Capuchin Monastery of M\u00e9rida he shared with the second Franciscan order the grace of his vocation; in towns near Panab\u00e1 he shared with these people in a simple way the richness of the faith, and in the group of Santos M\u00e1rtires to which he belonged during his adolescence he recalled his first beginnings in the faith.<\/p>\n

Let us continue to pray for the life of our brother Jesus, so that by serving the Church as a Capuchin Friar Minor he may continue to build the Kingdom of God.<\/p>\n