
About Us

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About CEAC
Mission
To offer a welcoming and fraternal environment, where spiritual guidance and emotional support are based on the principles of the Spiritist Doctrine, with the purpose of promoting the integral well-being and moral evolution of each individual, always inspired by love and the practice of charity.
Purpose
To be a space of peace and harmony, where everyone can find shelter, emotional and spiritual comfort, and the opportunity to grow in the light of the Gospel of Jesus and the teachings of Allan Kardec, cultivating a supportive and respectful coexistence.
Principles
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Love for others as the highest path to transformation and spiritual progress.
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Charity as the fundamental practice that strengthens bonds of fraternity and promotes collective well-being.
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Respect for the dignity of every human being and the diversity of beliefs and experiences.
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Continuous study and experience of Spiritist teachings as a basis for personal and community development.
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Brotherhood and unity as foundations for harmonious coexistence and for building a fairer world.
Vision
To be recognized as a reference spiritualist center in welcoming, instruction and spiritual support, promoting the moral and ethical growth of its attendees and contributing to the construction of a more fraternal, just and supportive society.
Values
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Love for others as a guiding principle.
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Charity as an expression of spiritual and moral assistance.
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Respect for individuality and diversity.
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Fraternity as the basis for harmonious coexistence.
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Mutual understanding and patience in interpersonal relationships.
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Reception as a constant attitude of reception and care.
History
of our president
Daughters of Catholic parents, Elizete Neves embraced the Spiritist Doctrine in 1972. She began her journey at the Spiritist Center "Obreiros do Senhor" in São Bernardo do Campo/SP, Brazil, participating in evangelization studies. Subsequently, she engaged in studies and practices of mediumship, spiritual interviews, among other activities.
Over four years, she honed her mediumistic skills, becoming a member of the Collegiate of Mediums, engaged in activities of spiritual healing and assisting alcoholics. From 1976 to 1988, she continued her involvement at the "Obreiros do Senhor" center.
In 1989, while residing in Jardinópolis (SP), Elizete began contributing to the "Bezerra de Menezes" Spiritist Center as a healing-pass worker and lecturer for four and a half years.
Tragically, the brutal murder of one of her daughters, Roberta, in November 1993, marked a challenging period in her life in Brazil. After much resistance, Elizete, along with her husband Moacyr, made the decision to move to Orlando, FL (USA) in 1997, where they quickly established a study group on the Spiritist Doctrine.
This study group later evolved into the "Allan Kardec Spiritist Center."
In 2004, a second center was established: the "Love and Charity Spiritist Center," where Elizete currently serves as the president.