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Monthly Archives: December 2017

Sacred Heart Coronado > Parish Life > News > 2017 > December
Being A Holy Family

Being A Holy Family

Posted December 31, 2017

12.31.17  Christmas  Season  Mon. – B 1st Reading  Sirach  3:  2 – 6, 12 – 14 The Genesis  15:  1…

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Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

Posted December 29, 2017

Happy New Year from all of us at Sacred Heart Church! The Ministry Center will be closed on Monday, January…

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Victory Over Evil

Victory Over Evil

Posted December 28, 2017

12.28.17 Thurs. Christmas Season – (II) Feast of Holy Innocents, Martyrs 1st Rdg  – 1st Letter of St. John  1:…

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Fourth Sunday of Advent – Year B – Mass Video

Fourth Sunday of Advent – Year B – Mass Video

Posted December 27, 2017

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The Witness of St. Stephen

The Witness of St. Stephen

Posted December 26, 2017

12.26.17 Tues. Christmas Season – (II) Feast of St. Stephen 1st Rdg  Acts of the Apostles 6: 8 – 10,…

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Become One With God

Become One With God

Posted December 25, 2017

12.25.17  Christmas Mass at Dawn 1st Reading  Isaiah  62: 11 – 12 Letter of St. Paul to Titus  3:  4…

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Magnificat: New Testament Song of Faith

Magnificat: New Testament Song of Faith

Posted December 22, 2017

12.22.17  Fri. Advent – wk 3 – (II) 1st Rdg  Samuel  1:  24 – 28 Gospel  Luke  1:  46 –…

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Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas!

Posted December 22, 2017

Merry Christmas from all of us at Sacred Heart Church! The Ministry Center will be closed Monday, December 25th and…

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Sacred Heart Advent Choral Service 2017

Sacred Heart Advent Choral Service 2017

Posted December 19, 2017

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Can You Be Greater Than John the Baptist?

Can You Be Greater Than John the Baptist?

Posted December 19, 2017

12.17.17  Sun. wk 3 – Advent – B 1st Reading  Isaiah  61: 1 – 2a, 10 – 11 Thessalonians  5: …

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SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT
Sacred Heart Short Course:
“Care for Creation & the Environment”
Facilitated by Christina Slentz
Meet in the Plaza,
9:45 AM Sunday’s, Oct 4th – Nov 8th
Join this 6-week “discussion-style” adventure:
Exploring the origins of Catholic teachings on the environment
Deepening our eco-spirituality through prayer and art
Applying knowledge with service

Please bring a Bible, pen, notebook/journal and a folding chair.
Gatherings will be in person, socially distanced and outside.
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SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT Sacred Heart Short Course: “Care for Creation & the Environment” Facilitated by Christina Slentz Meet in the Plaza, 9:45 AM Sunday’s, Oct 4th – Nov 8th Join this 6-week “discussion-style” adventure: Exploring the origins of Catholic teachings on the environment Deepening our eco-spirituality through prayer and art Applying knowledge with service Please bring a Bible, pen, notebook/journal and a folding chair. Gatherings will be in person, socially distanced and outside. Once assembled, we’ll cross the street together to a shady spot in Spreckels Park. Questions or rsvp to cbslentz@gmail.com
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UNITY
On this day in 2016 Pope Francis spoke to the Bishops during his visit here for the Synod on the Family. His words continue their relevance- indeed it is as if he is speaking to us all today. In persona Christi!

“May the forthcoming Year {of Mercy}, by drawing us into the fathomless depths of God’s heart in which no division dwells, be for all of you a privileged moment for strengthening communion, perfecting unity, reconciling differences, forgiving one another and healing every rift, that your light may shine forth like “a city built on a hill” (Mt 5:14).
This service to unity is particularly important for this nation, whose vast material and spiritual, cultural and political, historical and human, scientific and technological resources impose significant moral responsibilities in a world which is seeking, confusedly and laboriously, new balances of peace, prosperity and integration. It is an essential part of your mission to offer to the United States of America the humble yet powerful leaven of communion. May all mankind know that the presence in its midst of the “sacrament of unity” (Lumen Gentium, 1) is a guarantee that its fate is not decay and dispersion.
This kind of witness is a beacon whose light can reassure men and women sailing through the dark clouds of life that a sure haven awaits them, that they will not crash on the reefs or be overwhelmed by the waves.
I encourage you, then, to confront the challenging issues of our time. Ever present within each of them is life as gift and responsibility. The future freedom and dignity of our societies depends on how we face these challenges.” - Pope Francis (Excerpt taken from the conclusion of his address) ... See MoreSee Less

UNITY On this day in 2016 Pope Francis spoke to the Bishops during his visit here for the Synod on the Family. His words continue their relevance- indeed it is as if he is speaking to us all today. In persona Christi! “May the forthcoming Year {of Mercy}, by drawing us into the fathomless depths of God’s heart in which no division dwells, be for all of you a privileged moment for strengthening communion, perfecting unity, reconciling differences, forgiving one another and healing every rift, that your light may shine forth like “a city built on a hill” (Mt 5:14). This service to unity is particularly important for this nation, whose vast material and spiritual, cultural and political, historical and human, scientific and technological resources impose significant moral responsibilities in a world which is seeking, confusedly and laboriously, new balances of peace, prosperity and integration. It is an essential part of your mission to offer to the United States of America the humble yet powerful leaven of communion. May all mankind know that the presence in its midst of the “sacrament of unity” (Lumen Gentium, 1) is a guarantee that its fate is not decay and dispersion. This kind of witness is a beacon whose light can reassure men and women sailing through the dark clouds of life that a sure haven awaits them, that they will not crash on the reefs or be overwhelmed by the waves. I encourage you, then, to confront the challenging issues of our time. Ever present within each of them is life as gift and responsibility. The future freedom and dignity of our societies depends on how we face these challenges.” - Pope Francis (Excerpt taken from the conclusion of his address)
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Wednesday • September 23, 2020

MEMORIAL OF PIUS OF PIETRELCINA, PRIEST
Listen from the heart
Saint Pius of Pietrelcina (1887-1968) is better known by his nickname, Padre Pio. He is said to have borne the stigmata, the wounds of our Lord, for more than 50 years. To be sure, he was a man of prayer and suffering, a Capuchin Franciscan priest who lived in a small Italian friary nearly all of his life. However, the principal reason for his local fame was his ability to listen to those who came seeking his counsel, to “read their hearts” and to offer them the love of God in the sacraments. His frequent message to penitents, “Pray, hope, and don’t worry,” is a message for us to treasure and savor today.
Today's readings: Proverbs 30:5-9; Luke 9:1-6
“He sent them to proclaim the kingdom of God.”
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Wednesday • September 23, 2020 MEMORIAL OF PIUS OF PIETRELCINA, PRIEST Listen from the heart Saint Pius of Pietrelcina (1887-1968) is better known by his nickname, Padre Pio. He is said to have borne the stigmata, the wounds of our Lord, for more than 50 years. To be sure, he was a man of prayer and suffering, a Capuchin Franciscan priest who lived in a small Italian friary nearly all of his life. However, the principal reason for his local fame was his ability to listen to those who came seeking his counsel, to “read their hearts” and to offer them the love of God in the sacraments. His frequent message to penitents, “Pray, hope, and don’t worry,” is a message for us to treasure and savor today. Todays readings: Proverbs 30:5-9; Luke 9:1-6 “He sent them to proclaim the kingdom of God.” #takefiveforfaithImage attachment
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Season of Creation Day 23:
God’s Word is in all Creation

God's Word is in all creation. All creation is awakened, called, by the resounding melody of God's invocation of the Word, the Word that manifests in every creature.
All living creatures are sparks from the radiation of God's brilliance, emerging from God like the rays of the sun.
The truly holy person welcomes all that is earthly.
― Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179), Christian mystic, visionary, Benedictine abbess, writer, composer, painter, philosopher, Doctor of the Church,
canonized a saint in 2012

You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop.
— Rumi,(1207-1273)

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Season of Creation Day 23: God’s Word is in all Creation Gods Word is in all creation. All creation is awakened, called, by the resounding melody of Gods invocation of the Word, the Word that manifests in every creature. All living creatures are sparks from the radiation of Gods brilliance, emerging from God like the rays of the sun. The truly holy person welcomes all that is earthly. ― Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179), Christian mystic, visionary, Benedictine abbess, writer, composer, painter, philosopher, Doctor of the Church, canonized a saint in 2012 You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop. — Rumi,(1207-1273) Do your part. It’s more than just a drop in the ocean! Is your home wasting energy? Unplug, switch off, schedule use when demand is less. Small practices make a big difference! pause | reflect | act
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SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT Sacred Heart Short Course: “Care for Creation & the Environment” Facilitated by Christina Slentz Meet in the Plaza, 9:45 AM Sunday’s, Oct 4th – Nov 8th   Join this 6-week “discussion-style” adventure: Exploring the origins of Catholic teachings on the environment Deepening our eco-spirituality through prayer and art Applying knowledge with service   Please bring a Bible, pen, notebook/journal and a folding chair. Gatherings will be in person, socially distanced and outside.   Once assembled, we’ll cross the street together to a shady spot in Spreckels Park. Questions or rsvp to cbslentz@gmail.com
UNITY On this day in 2016 Pope Francis spoke to th UNITY On this day in 2016 Pope Francis spoke to the Bishops during his visit here for the Synod on the Family. His words continue their relevance- indeed it is as if he is speaking to us all today. In persona Christi! “May the forthcoming Year {of Mercy}, by drawing us into the fathomless depths of God’s heart in which no division dwells, be for all of you a privileged moment for strengthening communion, perfecting unity, reconciling differences, forgiving one another and healing every rift, that your light may shine forth like “a city built on a hill” (Mt 5:14). This service to unity is particularly important for this nation, whose vast material and spiritual, cultural and political, historical and human, scientific and technological resources impose significant moral responsibilities in a world which is seeking, confusedly and laboriously, new balances of peace, prosperity and integration. It is an essential part of your mission to offer to the United States of America the humble yet powerful leaven of communion. May all mankind know that the presence in its midst of the “sacrament of unity” (Lumen Gentium, 1) is a guarantee that its fate is not decay and dispersion. This kind of witness is a beacon whose light can reassure men and women sailing through the dark clouds of life that a sure haven awaits them, that they will not crash on the reefs or be overwhelmed by the waves. I encourage you, then, to confront the challenging issues of our time. Ever present within each of them is life as gift and responsibility. The future freedom and dignity of our societies depends on how we face these challenges.” - Pope Francis (Excerpt taken from the conclusion of his address)
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Wednesday • September 23, 2020 MEMORIAL OF PIU Wednesday • September 23, 2020 MEMORIAL OF PIUS OF PIETRELCINA, PRIEST Listen from the heart Saint Pius of Pietrelcina (1887-1968) is better known by his nickname, Padre Pio. He is said to have borne the stigmata, the wounds of our Lord, for more than 50 years. To be sure, he was a man of prayer and suffering, a Capuchin Franciscan priest who lived in a small Italian friary nearly all of his life. However, the principal reason for his local fame was his ability to listen to those who came seeking his counsel, to “read their hearts” and to offer them the love of God in the sacraments. His frequent message to penitents, “Pray, hope, and don’t worry,” is a message for us to treasure and savor today. Today's readings: Proverbs 30:5-9; Luke 9:1-6 “He sent them to proclaim the kingdom of God.” #takefiveforfaith
Season of Creation Day 23: God’s Word is in all Season of Creation Day 23: God’s Word is in all Creation God's Word is in all creation. All creation is awakened, called, by the resounding melody of God's invocation of the Word, the Word that manifests in every creature. All living creatures are sparks from the radiation of God's brilliance, emerging from God like the rays of the sun. The truly holy person welcomes all that is earthly. ― Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179), Christian mystic, visionary, Benedictine abbess, writer, composer, painter, philosopher, Doctor of the Church, canonized a saint in 2012 You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop. — Rumi,(1207-1273) Do your part. It’s more than just a drop in the ocean! Is your home wasting energy? Unplug, switch off, schedule use when demand is less. Small practices make a big difference! pause reflect act
Jesus sent them to proclaim the Kingdom of God and Jesus sent them to proclaim the Kingdom of God and to heal...Luke 9:2 #dailyingodsword
Our 707 COR Leadership Team was hard at work tonig Our 707 COR Leadership Team was hard at work tonight planning our first Outdoor Youth Gathering and Youth Only! Mass (7th-12th grade) 🙏😊💛
Tuesday, Sep 22, 2020 Trade stressed for blessed Tuesday, Sep 22, 2020 Trade stressed for blessed Back-to-school September is such a stressful time for families. Add the reality of COVID-19—with parents trying to work from home, kids’ schedules often up in the air—and it gets all the messier. Even if you don’t have children at home, you probably know people who do and are stressing. How can we all find balance? Honor the sabbath in whatever way you are able, by hitting the pause button—even for a few hours. “Human life has a rhythm of work and rest,” says the Catechism of the Catholic Church. “The institution of the Lord’s Day helps everyone enjoy adequate rest and leisure to cultivate their familial, cultural, social, and religious lives.” Plan ahead for this coming Sunday. TODAY'S READINGS: Proverbs 21:1-6, 10-13; Luke 8:19-21 “To do what is right and just is more acceptable to the LORD.” #takefiveforfaith
Happy First Day of Fall! Happy First Day of Fall!
God created the world with a great variety of flow God created the world with a great variety of flowers of all colours. Every flower has its beauty, which is unique. Each of us is also beautiful in God's eyes, and God loves us. This makes us feel the need to say “thank you” to God: Thank you! Thank you for the gift of life, for all creatures! #Repost @franciscus
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