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happy Feast Day Bl. Maria Fortunata Vito.
Patron Saint against poverty, temptations, loss of parents, and mental illness.
Blessed Maria Fortunata Viti (1827–1922) was born in Italy, the eldest daughter of nine children. Her father had a gambling and alcohol addiction, and her mother died when she was 14 years old. Maria then cared for her younger siblings and worked as a housekeeper to earn money for the family as her father sunk deeper into his addiction. Maria rejected an offer for marriage, deciding instead to become a Benedictine nun at the age of 24. Sr. Maria Fortunata, illiterate her entire life, spent more than seventy years in the monastery as a housekeeper attending to the washing, sewing, and other simple tasks, which was her path to holiness. She was admired for her great simplicity of heart, and her confessor testified that she was often accosted by the devil with threats, physical attacks, and vile insults in attempts to break her virtue. She had great devotion to the Blessed Sacrament and made frequent visits to the chapel tabernacle as she carried out her daily tasks. She died at the age of 95, and after her death miracles were reported at her grave. She is a patron saint against poverty, temptations, loss of parents, and mental illness. Her feast day is November 20th.
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🌟 Big news from the Vatican today!
Pope Francis has announced the upcoming canonizations of Blessed Carlo Acutis and Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, two incredible young Catholics whose lives have inspired countless people—including me—to live boldly for Christ. 🙏✨
Blessed Carlo, the “millennial saint,” will be canonized during the Jubilee of Teenagers in April 2025, and Blessed Pier Giorgio, known as the “Man of the Beatitudes,” will be canonized during the Jubilee of Youth in July 2025. These moments will be powerful reminders of how God calls each of us to holiness, no matter our age or stage in life.
Mark your calendars—and let’s take their example to heart. What’s one way you can live out your faith like Carlo and Pier Giorgio today? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️
#GottaBeSaints #BlessedCarloAcutis #BlessedPierGiorgioFrassati #Canonization #CatholicYouth #HolinessIsPossible
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Registration is open for this beautiful Advent Evening. Registration forms can be found in your Friday Flocknote, on our website or in the Ministry Center Office.
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A bustling morning at the Parish this morning. Knights of Columbus Pancake Breakfast and The Christmas Giving Tree. The Giving Tree tags will be available after masses this weekend and next weekend… until they run out.
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Nice photos of kind, familiar faces. I am up in Carlsbad. Some Calvary church tempted me to go and I said, “no I am Catholic as the priest do not marry so the $money stays within the church (to do service internationally) but god bless you all. I then ran along a non polluted kings tide beach, prayed thanks to Jesus until a family with Denver tshirts say right next to me with a kid shoveling sand all over the place and the daughter refused to take off her scooter 🛴 helmet with the mom nagging her so I relocated to a bench for push ups dips and some more prayer in gratitude for clean air in Carlsbad near Camp Pendleton. I will pray at saint Patrick’s when flu season is over and hope sacred ❤️books more baptisms than funerals 2025. Amen
Our parishioners are beyond generous...
God makes his presence known to us through people, nature and the ordinary day to day experiences. Where do you find God?
Find God in all things! Today is the feast of St Stanislas Kostka SJ.
I find a heaven in the midst of saucepans and brooms.
- St Stanislaus Kostka SJ
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Happy Feast Day -St. Frances Xavier Cabrini!
Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini was a
missionary from Italy. She was born on July
15, 1850 into a big family—the youngest of
thirteen children. She spent most of her life
caring for young children in orphanages,
schools, and hospitals. She went to the pope
asking for permission to travel to China with
her other religious sisters, but he sent her to
the United States instead. In America she
founded orphanages, schools, hospitals, and
organized catechism classes in areas where
there were large populations of Italian
immigrants. She died at the age of 67 and in
her lifetime she founded 67 institutions to
serve the sick and poor. She became the first
United States citizen to become a saint.
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A few of our newest altar servers.. eager to serve the Lord at Mass.
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Saints in the making!
Have you felt that your relationship with church—or with God—has become more transactional recently? Or do you feel burnt out and tired whenever you hear about another opportunity to serve?
Whatever your giving might look like, God is fully pleased with whatever you humbly offer in worship of Him. By giving, we gain. And by serving, we start to experience the community, contentment, and satisfaction God intended.
Keep learning about the gift of service we are blessed to be a part of with this free short devotional reading from the Discovery Series!
discoveryseries.org/courses/giving-it-away/lessons/introduction-15/
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Here at Sacred heart tomorrow:
All are invited to this special mass celebrated by Bishop Neal Buckon in honor of veterans, military retirees, and active duty military. There will also be a reception in the parish hall following mass with refreshments and fellowship. We hope you will join us for this mass!
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