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Bringing Donors and Missionaries together for
the New Evangelisation in Ireland
The New Evangelisation Trust
The Church in Ireland Today Sense of let down and uncertainty following recent
scandals General lack of commitment and zeal in faith Fall in moral standards at all levels of society
(political, banking, personal etc) Poor Mass attendance, especially among the young Poor level of religious knowledge and catechesis
(Iona Institute poll, 2008) Delay in Sacrament of Baptism Secularisation of Catholic schools & hospitals Confession has become a “Lost Sacrament” Great need for the Gospel to be proclaimed with
clarity and enthusiasm in all spheres
Evangelisation: The Answer What is Evangelisation?
Direct Proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ Empowering people with the truth and life giving
message of the Catholic Church
What is The New Evangelisation? Referred to by John Paul II and Benedict XVI Evangelisation of previously evangelised peoples New in its “ardour, methods and expression”
The New Missionaries New Movements Communities Church at Parish or Diocesan Level Individual Missionaries Initiatives of the Faithful Carry out Evangelisation Projects
The New Missionaries: Needs Starting from nothing Volunteers, often young No missionary should be contained to
secular life for financial reasons alone Allow missionaries to be missionaries Projects need to be funded Donor-Missionary Matching
The New Missionaries: Needs “One stop shop” for donations Right amount; to right cause; at right
time Co-ordinated and focused funding Bequest/Legacy Assistance Encourage everyone to become
missionaries too, by being donors
Irelands Hour of Greatest Need
Support is needed for Evangelisation projects undertaken by the new movements and other missionaries
Allow Missionaries to be missionaries through financial support
Support is needed for initiatives that promote a better and more widespread catechesis in the Catholic faith
Authentic Catholic evangelisation initiatives need to be financed or they will not achieve their potential or may not happen at all
The New Evangelisation Trust
Registered Charity
• Company Limited by Guarantee; registered in Republic of Ireland 2009; Zero Overheads
7 Founder Members
• Experienced in Evangelisation, Finance, Legal, Marketing & PR; All share a deep love for Christ and His Church
Endorsement • Cardinal Sean Brady
The New Evangelisation Trust
Donations(Once off &Regular)
Mission Funding in
Ireland
Bequest/Legacy
The New Evangelisation Trust
The New Evangelisation Trust Key Objective
Genuine Catholic Evangelisation
Causes in Ireland will be
adequately financed to
realise their full potential
Projects & Missionaries
Missionaries
Retreat givers, speakers, writers, educators, organisers, street
evangelists, mission teams, media spokespersons
ProjectsEvents, books, CDs,
DVDs, facilities, courses and seminars that present the faith authentically and
convincinglyCatechesis
Parish & School programmes
Funding Priorities
The Spiritual Needs of the
Person Catechised
Ongoing Formation
Prayer
Eucharistic Adoration
Support from Group
Evangelised
Normal Process for Funds Release Funding round is announced Applicants apply using forms provided Grants Committee examine applications Grants Committee makes systematic
analysis Grants Committee recommends to Board
of Directors Board of Directors reviews Grants
Committee recommendations and issues grants
App
licat
ion
Form
Progress to Date Fully Established as Charity, 2009 Procedures in place to process
applications and funding Completed First Round of Funding, 2009
€8,000 Fund Raised Invitation of Applicants Processing of Applications Awarding of 9 Grants
Up to date Audited Accounts Website
2009 Successful Applicants Pure in Heart Welcome Home Youth 2000 Elijah Fellowship Net Ministries Ireland Our Lady’s School of Evangelisation Irish School of Evangelisation Tine Network Apostolate for Pure love
2009 Successful Applicants
Pure In Heart - New Website
Welcome Home Stand at RDS
2009 Successful Applicants
Youth 2000 Christmas Retreat
2009 Successful Applicants
Elijah Fellowship – Catholic CDs Project
2009 Successful Applicants
Net Ministries – School Retreat Teams
2009 Successful Applicants
OLSE Knock – Student Subsidy
2009 Successful ApplicantsFormation
Prayer Life
School Life
Community LifeOutreach and Mission
Recreation and Outings
Plans for 2010 Pilot (€25,000) Develop & Fine-Tune Systems Process Pilot Feedback into 2011 Plans Establish & equip a network of promoters Develop Associate Membership Develop Website Annual Report
Long Term Plans Consistent Growth to Serve the Great Need Wide Publicity, especially in relation to Wills Network of Promoters to become National Education & Advice to Donors & Missionaries Development of Bursaries Constant Improvement Develop & Fine-Tune Systems Process Pilot Feedback into 2011 Plans Extend Website Annual Reporting
According to a recent opinion poll: Almost one third of 15-24 year olds do not know that
the resurrection of Jesus is celebrated at Easter Most people, of all ages, do not know what the first
of the Ten Commandments is Thousands of people have sought to defect from the
Church through websites like www.countmeout.ie Increasing numbers of people live their lives away
from the sacraments Aggressive Secularism / Marginalisation of religion Priests are ageing and can do less than in the past To rise against this tide and water the buds of hope….
Why The New Evangelisation Trust Needs Your Generosity
“As you take up the challenges of this hour, I ask you to remember “the rock from which you were hewn” (Is 51:1). Reflect upon the generous, often heroic, contributions made by past generations of Irish men and women to the Church and to humanity as a whole”. Pope Benedict to the Catholics of Ireland, March
2010
The Church in Ireland has always faced difficulties
The Church in Ireland has always faced difficulties
There are signs of hope A new increase in vocations to some
religious orders New movements, especially amongst the
young Young people reverting to their faith,
disillusioned with the Godless lifestyle Various new initiatives of the faithful These changes are small in number, but
they are a start
But your help is needed!
We must answer Pope Benedict’s call for renewal in the Church in Ireland
Without financial support, many good initiatives can wither and die
Donation (Once off or Standing Order)
Writing a Gift into your Will (Legacy/ Bequest)
How You Can Help
Remembering in your Will Speak to your Solicitor Free Solicitor Service Texts for Wills Codicil for existing Wills Tax Efficient Bursaries www.thenewevangelisationtrust.ie
Donation (Once off or Standing Order)
Writing a Gift into your Will (Legacy/ Bequest)
Become a Trained TNET Promoter Become Associate Member Spread the word among family and
friends And most importantly, Prayer
How You Can Help
... with the full blessing of Cardinal Sean Brady and under the Patronage of St Joseph,
The New Evangelisation Trust marks a new era of focused and practical support to Catholic Evangelisation
in Ireland.We hope that you can help bring the
vision into reality.
Thank You!
Bringing Donors and Missionaries together for
the New Evangelisation in Ireland
The New Evangelisation Trust