April 2010 Concilium News
The Concilium Launches New Look /design Website On Friday the 16th April, the Feast of St Bernadette the Concilium launched a new design website…
New Senatus for Bangui, Central African Republic
The Concilium approved the raising of Bangui Regia to Senatus to govern the Archdiocese of Bangui and the suffragen dioceses of Alindao, Bambari,…
New Regiae for Brazil
The Concilium approved, subject to ecclesiastical permission: 1. The raising of Deigenitrix Comitium to Regia. The territory of the Regia covers…
Census of Legion membership
The Concilium Vice President Sile Ni Chochlain thanked all councils who submitted their census details and appealed to all councils who have not…
Annual Audits
Reminder to all Councils re the requirement of an annual audit for all Praesidia and Councils All Councils were reminded that all Councils and…
The Servant of God Alfie Lambe
The 51st Anniversary of the death of The Servant of God Alfie Lambe To commemorate the 51st Anniversary of the death of The Servant of God Alfie…
Guatemala
Camotan Regia celebrates 50th Anniversary of the Legion Camotan Regia recently celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Legion and two legionaries…
Theme of Legion of Mary for 2010
“Get back to Basics through the Study of the Handbook” The Concilium was reminded of the theme for the Legion of Mary worldwide in 2010 “Get…
The Philippines
New Regia for Northern Philippines The Concilium approved, subject to ecclesiastical permission, the raising of Lipa Comitium to Regia. The…
Papua New Guinea
New Regia for PNG The Concilium approved the raising of Mount Hagan Comitium to Regia and affiliating the Legion in the Archdiocese Mount Hagan and…
Theme for the Legion of Mary worldwide in 2010
Tommy McCabe, Concilium President informed the Concilium that proposals from the Concilium Officers annual planning meeting held in November 2009,…
Election of Concilium Assistant Secretary
Nominations were sought for the office of Assistant Secretary of Concilium as Ann Murray had completed her first 3 year term. Ann Murray was…