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ARE YOU MISSING SOMETHING IN YOUR LIFE?
Do you find yourself plodding along each day, wondering why you are here? Have you experienced others that have a sense of wonder and appreciation of the world around them and deeply desire to feel it too? Do you want more out of life? Perhaps God is calling you to seek Him.
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Featured Events
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Advent Giving Tree
Beginning Nov 23/24
The list of those benefiting from this annual outreach program will be published the week of Nov 10. Please be sure to return gifts by date shown on tag. If you have any questions, please call the Parish Office. Thank you for your continued support.
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Donation for Seasonal Decorations and Flowers
If you wish, you may donate money for Christmas flowers in memory or honor of a loved one. A listing of those remembered will appear in the bulletin during the Christmas season.
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YES (Young Enthusiastic Seniors) Christmas Potluck & Social
Dec 11, 2019: 12:00pm
Join us in the Parish Hall. Bring a dish to share, white elephant gift for exchange and invite a friend to share fellowship!
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The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Dec 12, 2019
In keeping with our tradition, following morning Mass we will have hospitality in the courtyard serving Mexican sweet breads and hot chocolate. All are welcome to stay for fellowship.
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Harambee Christmas Gift and Art Sale
Dec 14, 2019 - Dec 15, 2019
in the Parish Hall after all Masses Dec 14/15
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Advent Reconciliation
Dec 14, 2019: 3:30pm - 5:00pm
To offer parishioners more opportunities for confession during the Advent season, we will have 3 priests available on Saturday afternoons Dec 7, 14 & 21, 3:30-5:00pm. In addition to the reconciliation room, 2 priests will be available in the Mary Chapel.
Love Lives & Thrives in the Heart Space: The Second Sunday of Advent
12-08-2019Mary Ann RonanFor God has looked upon his servant in her lowliness, all ages to come shall call her blessed.
Today we celebrate the Immaculate Conception of Mary in the womb of her mother Anne. There is no specific information about Anne and Joachim in the Scriptures. The Protoevangelium of James, described her father as a wealthy member of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. These writings are not considered authoritative, but give us a glimpse of traditional beliefs about Anne and Joachim and their beloved daughter, Mary. They were both deeply grieved by their childlessness. They dedicated their lives in the temple trusting God would hear their prayer. Soon an angel revealed to Anne that her future child would be honored for all generations. Not knowing what that meant, they trusted that as God blessed Sarah and Abraham, they too would know the meaning of the angel’s words to Anne. They are greatly honored in the Eastern Catholic Churches, which celebrate their feast on September 9. Anne is known as the protector of woman in labor.
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