Christ on his cross with half open lips, redeeming the most ancient sin,

is poetry of a pain that dies to pain.

Fernando Rielo

Antonio Martín de las Mulas from Spain wins

the 38th Fernando Rielo World Prize for Mystical Poetry

at the Instituto Cervantes in New York

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Idente comes from the Gospel mandate: "Go into all the world and proclaim the Gospel to all creation" (Mk 16, 15). Idente means to be walking with Christ, identifying oneself with him above all in his confession of our Heavenly Father.

The Institute Id of Christ the Redeemer, Idente Missionaries, is an institute of consecrated life of pontifical right, founded by Fernando Rielo Pardal on June 29, 1959, in Tenerife (Spain). Its charism is to live holiness by means of an ascetic and mystical examination in common. Its apostolic mission is directed above all to the encounter with the youth and dialogue with the intellectual world to defend the revealed truth. The charism is based on three evangelical principles:
1) the call to holiness: “Be holy as your Heavenly Father is holy” (Mt 5,48);
2) the promotion of community life: “where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them” (Mt 18,20).
3) the priority dedication to the evangelizing mission: “Go into all the world and proclaim the good news to all creation” (Mk 16,15).

Fernando Rielo

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Children, young people and adults receive the sacraments at the Easter Vigil in our parishes on Long Island and Bronx (NY)

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Beautiful Eucharistic celebration and inauguration of the Roman parish of San Mateo Apostle of our brother Enrico Bayo, M. Id., presided by S.E. Gianpiero Palmieri, Auxiliary Bishop of Rome, and…

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Solidarity artistic meeting in Palma de Mallorca

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The Parish of San Agustín in Palma de Mallorca, in support of the University Parish of Soa, in Yaoundé (Cameroon) organize this meeting to collaborate in the continuity of the…

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Father, there is no name like Yours. I’ve been repeating it for centuries, and it’s always new to me.
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God dwells in you as you do in your kisses.
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Oh! Death is but the shore of two worlds embracing.
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When you dialogue with God, do not forget creatures. They, too, suffer.
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You, oh Mary, are all the sun that fits in the sun. I ask of you only one beam, and you can keep my soul.
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A youth is more dream than thought. That is why, more than friends, he needs a teacher.
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If Christ tells you, “Every sin against Me will be forgiven,” then what are you waiting for to follow His path?
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The strength of the child lies in the measure in which he is loved.
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Mystical prayer is not prayer, but a pleasing effusion poured into the soul, as into a teacup, by a God Who is in love.
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The common life is living life in common.
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True prayer can be recognized in that, when it ceases, we are not the same.
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I tell you: go through the world announcing my Father, your Father, projecting on this world the noblest acts. You have not been born to an apostolic vocation to teach many things, but to teach these under the rule of the word, “Father.”
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