Parish of la Soie (Wesley, Calibishie, Woodford Hill, Marigot, Concord) "where there is growth , there is life and where this is life there is Jesus, for he is the way, the truth and the life."
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TextPublisher: Wesley : R.C presbytery, 2000Description: 28 pSubject(s): History | Catholic Church | Catholics | Christians | Catholiciosm | DominicaSummary: This magazine ' Parish of la Soie' in Dominica, comprising the communities of Wesley, Calibishie, Woodford Hill, Marigot and Concord, reflects the deep historical and cultural roots of Catholicism in the Eastern Caribbean. This study examines the role of the Roman Catholic church in shaping the spiritual, social and cultural fabric of this northeastern region of the island. Catholicism in la Soie traces its origin to the colonial missionary era and continues to influence daily life through religious practices, feast days, community gathering and educational outreach. Key parish churches and chapels save as focal points for communal identity and inter-generational faith transmission.
| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Grey Literature | National Documentation Centre Dominican Collection | 02582-DM (Browse shelf) | Available | NDC25050008 | |
| Grey Literature | National Documentation Centre Dominican Collection | 02582-DM (Browse shelf) | Available | NDC25050009 |
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This magazine ' Parish of la Soie' in Dominica, comprising the communities of Wesley, Calibishie, Woodford Hill, Marigot and Concord, reflects the deep historical and cultural roots of Catholicism in the Eastern Caribbean. This study examines the role of the Roman Catholic church in shaping the spiritual, social and cultural fabric of this northeastern region of the island. Catholicism in la Soie traces its origin to the colonial missionary era and continues to influence daily life through religious practices, feast days, community gathering and educational outreach. Key parish churches and chapels save as focal points for communal identity and inter-generational faith transmission.
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