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 Homepage | The person | The family | The friends | Sitemap | Search | Contact  Who are we ?  Faith and Light across the world Français | English | Español |  PrintStructures that enliven the movement  The structures of Faith and Light are like the sap that flows through a large tree to keep it alive, to help it to grow, flower and produce lots of fruit. The International family of Faith and Light is actually like an immense tree that currently brings together 1477 communities across the five continents. The structures were implemented little by little, year by year, to meet the different needs that arose from the growth of the movement throughout the world. The Charter of Faith and Light is the source of this. The community, centred around the growth of each individual member and their integration in society and the Church, is the foundation of all structures in Faith and Light. The means by which a community is recognised as an official member of the international family of Faith and Light, are defined in the Constitution which also specifies the composition and functioning of each of the branches of the association. Every single one of them, whether it is on a regional, country, zone or continental level, is at the service of the community. Within these different bodies, the leaders come together as a “council”, a space where coordination, reflection, formation, and spiritual deepening takes place. Each “council” is accompanied by a chaplain. From a legal point of view The Faith and Light international association is an association established under French law, according to the 1901 law. Its statutes are registered at the Paris Police headquarters. You can write to the international secretariat if you wish to obtain a copy..Email  The Board of Directors that manages the association is constituted of continent coordinators and the bureau. This Board of Directors, together with the continent coordinators makes up the international council which meets at least twice a year. The international General Assembly including the continent, zone and country coordinators, the national chaplains and the international council members, meets every four years. |
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