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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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In thanksgiving we pray for all the moms who continue to carry so much during this pandemic with it’s added demands and stressors on work, home and family. You are amazing, a living witness to the grace of God and the values you uphold. ❤️🙏🏠💻
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In thanksgiving we pray for all the moms who continue to carry so much during this pandemic with it’s added demands and stressors on work, home and family. You are amazing, a living witness to the grace of God and the values you uphold. ❤️🙏🏠💻 In thanksgiving, who are the moms you are praying for? Add in comments and we can all pray #togetherapart #holymarymotherofgodprayforus
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“God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ
and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation.” Alleluia Alleluia
Small acts of tenderness, helping another, the hand of a friend, standing together- they show the heart of who we are and who God calls us to be. Let’s keep practicing our faith with compassion, at home during this time of pandemic and all it brings with it, so that we can bring that same compassion to the world, so in need. #wearesacredheart #buildingtoserve #thankyoujesus #stayhomestaysafe ... See MoreSee Less

“God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation.” Alleluia Alleluia Small acts of tenderness, helping another, the hand of a friend, standing together- they show the heart of who we are and who God calls us to be. Let’s keep practicing our faith with compassion, at home during this time of pandemic and all it brings with it, so that we can bring that same compassion to the world, so in need. #wearesacredheart #buildingtoserve #thankyoujesus #stayhomestaysafe
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Thursday, Jul 02, 2020
The healing power of compassion

Jesus healed in ways we consider miraculous, not because he had anything to prove about his power, but because his compassion urged him to alleviate suffering in whatever ways he could. His teaching and his healing went hand in hand: Both were focused on bringing us to wholeness. When he calls the paralytic man his son or child, it displays a mark of the tenderness he feels for all of us. Jesus draws us close in a healing embrace. Accept his healing today.

TODAY'S READINGS: Amos 7:10-17; Matthew 9:1-8
“Courage, child, your sins are forgiven.”

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Thursday, Jul 02, 2020 The healing power of compassion Jesus healed in ways we consider miraculous, not because he had anything to prove about his power, but because his compassion urged him to alleviate suffering in whatever ways he could. His teaching and his healing went hand in hand: Both were focused on bringing us to wholeness. When he calls the paralytic man his son or child, it displays a mark of the tenderness he feels for all of us. Jesus draws us close in a healing embrace. Accept his healing today. TODAYS READINGS: Amos 7:10-17; Matthew 9:1-8 “Courage, child, your sins are forgiven.” #takefiveforfaith
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Let’s take care of each other! Practice good hand hygiene and sanitation Keep six feet apart Wear a face covering Avoid crowded places and social gatherings Stay home if you’re sick #stopthespread
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I’m not sick in perfect health but choose to stay home .. be safe make wise choices 🥰

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Bishop Robert W. McElroy conferred the sacrament of holy orders during a morning liturgy celebrated at The Immaculata Church. Though ordinations typically occur in a church packed with family, friends, fellow parishioners and well-wishers, this year’s was sparsely attended in order to comply with ...
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I trust in the LORD; my soul trusts in his word. Psalm 130:5
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Tuesday, Jun 30, 2020
MEMORIAL OF THE FIRST MARTYRS OF THE CHURCH OF ROME
Holiness involves dying a little each day

Tertullian, one of the first Christian theologians, wrote: “The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church.” The church’s first martyrs are commemorated a day after the feast of Saints Peter and Paul—who tradition says were also victims of Nero’s slaughter, beginning in 64. And martyrs aren’t meant to be just a memory but also a model. Look no further than first responders and essential workers to see modern examples of those following the model of self-sacrifice for the sake of others. Offer a sign of gratitude for their service.

TODAY'S READINGS: Amos 3:1-8; 4:11-12; Matthew 8:23-27
“Why are you terrified, O you of little faith?”

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Tuesday, Jun 30, 2020 MEMORIAL OF THE FIRST MARTYRS OF THE CHURCH OF ROME Holiness involves dying a little each day Tertullian, one of the first Christian theologians, wrote: “The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church.” The church’s first martyrs are commemorated a day after the feast of Saints Peter and Paul—who tradition says were also victims of Nero’s slaughter, beginning in 64. And martyrs aren’t meant to be just a memory but also a model. Look no further than first responders and essential workers to see modern examples of those following the model of self-sacrifice for the sake of others. Offer a sign of gratitude for their service. TODAYS READINGS: Amos 3:1-8; 4:11-12; Matthew 8:23-27 “Why are you terrified, O you of little faith?” #takefiveforfaith
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Monday, Jun 29, 2020
SOLEMNITY OF PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES
A matching set for all eternity
Saints Peter and Paul are together the patrons of Rome, where both were martyred around the same time. The two men had their differences, but they were central in establishing the Christian faith, which eventually won over the Roman Empire despite fierce opposition from officials. Saint Augustine wrote: “Both apostles share the same feast day, for these two were one . . . Let us embrace what they believed, their life, their labors, their sufferings, their preaching, and their confession of faith.” Amen.
TODAY'S READINGS: Day: Acts 12:1-11; 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 17-18; Matthew 16:13-19 “Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.”

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Monday, Jun 29, 2020 SOLEMNITY OF PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES A matching set for all eternity Saints Peter and Paul are together the patrons of Rome, where both were martyred around the same time. The two men had their differences, but they were central in establishing the Christian faith, which eventually won over the Roman Empire despite fierce opposition from officials. Saint Augustine wrote: “Both apostles share the same feast day, for these two were one . . . Let us embrace what they believed, their life, their labors, their sufferings, their preaching, and their confession of faith.” Amen. TODAYS READINGS: Day: Acts 12:1-11; 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 17-18; Matthew 16:13-19 “Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.” #takefiveforfaith
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Family Activity for Tuesday of Holy Week: Decorati Family Activity for Tuesday of Holy Week: Decorating Easter eggs! #holyweekathome @sdfamilylife
TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Today we reflect on Isaiah 49 TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Today we reflect on Isaiah 49:6. When I was seven, I was at a home improvement store with my dad, buying paint supplies. He handed me a list of things we’d need, along with a pen. He asked that I mark off items as we gathered them. It was a simple but essential task, perfectly suited for my limited, second-grade ability to assist with this errand. I followed him to the paint counter and watched, enthralled, as the colors were mixed and the can was pounded shut. The employee handed it over to my dad, who looked down at me. “What’s next?” he asked. I looked at the heavy can housing the freshly mixed paint and then down at the scrap paper and pen I was holding. For some reason, carrying the paint struck me as a more valuable task than managing the list of supplies. I requested a switch of duties. My dad refused, explaining that the can was too heavy, but I was insistent. He eventually gave in and let me try. I didn’t make it ten steps before the weight of the can proved to be too much, and I dropped it. The pressure unleashed the cap, sending the paint out into a massive puddle in the center of the aisle. My determination to do it my way ended up leading to disaster. Years later, not much has changed. I still frequently assign myself duties the Lord never intended for me. In the process, I neglect the unique and perfectly suited vocation I was created to fulfill. When I’m open to the movement of the Spirit and my place in God’s plan, it isn’t difficult to recognize my own responsibilities and crosses. Whatever is not mine to bear, may I surrender to God’s infinite wisdom and work of salvation. —Elizabeth Pardi
In Holy Week, during the Sacred Triduum, there is In Holy Week, during the Sacred Triduum, there is actually only one mass and it is celebrated over 3 days - it begins on Holy Thursday, continues through the passion on Good Friday and concludes with the Easter vigil. It is an extended recounting and celebration of the Paschal Mystery, and the highest of holy days in our faith. Holy Thursday ~ MASS OF THE LORD’S SUPPER Pray the Mass with us online at 7pm Break bread together at home. You can share it together as a remembrance of Jesus and an expression of agape love each day when you pray the mass of holy week. (You can make a simple unleavened bread together or use any bread on hand) How can we follow Jesus’s example of service? Good Friday ~ THE PASSION OF THE LORD Pray the liturgy with us online at 1pm Venerate the cross in your home. (Choose a cross in your home and put it in a place of honor, any size cross will do, from your rosary to a wall cross) During the liturgy or on your own, pass the cross to each other, bow before the cross and give thanks to the Lord. Pray for the needs of the world. Holy Saturday ~ GREAT VIGIL OF EASTER Hear the scriptures of salvation history and pray the mass with us online at 7pm Light a candle. Place it by the cross from Good Friday. (A white candle is traditional as a symbol of holy baptism but any candle will do, it’s flame is a reminder to keep the flame of our faith burning bright) Renew your baptismal promises together during the mass; Share the story of your faith Easter Sunday ~ THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD Happy Easter Celebrate with Mass online at 9am Place flowers at your cross and light the candle. Break bread and Celebrate the Feast! Christ the Lord is Risen Today! Alleluia Alleluia Graphic #faithandfamilycollective
Thank you to our Sacred Heart family for your supp Thank you to our Sacred Heart family for your support and diligence in practicing social distancing and every safeguard as we battle this pandemic. This Holy Week will be like no other. We are fortunate that we can pray these holy days together via livestream. We know that indeed we are the church and so together we bear the heart of God to the world. God bless you and keep you and your loved ones safe as you shelter at home. Link in bio for all livestream services.
“I don’t want to make a distinction between be “I don’t want to make a distinction between believers and nonbelievers. We are all human beings and as human beings we are all in the same boat. And no human thing must be alien to a Christian. Here we cry because we suffer. All of us. What helps us is synergy, mutual collaboration, the sense of responsibility and the spirit of sacrifice that is generated in many places. We don’t have to make a distinction between believers and nonbelievers, let’s go to the root: humanity. Before God we are all children”. Pope Francis in an interview March 28, 2020 #together #stayhomestaysafe
A few more beautiful Palm Sunday shares. Blessed H A few more beautiful Palm Sunday shares. Blessed Holy Week. #newtraditionatsacredheartcor #stayhomestaysafe #domesticchurch
A Blessing for all our healthcare workers: You, t A Blessing for all our healthcare workers: You, the one in the scrubs, The one breathing in a mask meant for a moment but kept all day, Guarding gloves like gold. You, the one who peels off your clothes like onion skin at the end of your shift To keep your house safe from microscopic hitchhikers, To keep your home a sanctuary. You, essential one, Caretaker of our community; Self-isolating, sanity-doubting, hand scrubbing, angry and hungry, giddy and tired, helpful and hopeful and scared, all in a whirl. This blessing is meant for you. It’s a hard-won blessing, An awkward online offering of our very real hearts, A tumbling gratitude that bursts from our balconies, scribbled in signs of thanks pressed against the hospital windows. We are hoping you can hear us from our many separate rooms, Calling down a blessing on your head, your hands, into all of the alveoli in your lungs where oxygen and pathogen might meet. We bless your stubborn faith in life, your willingness to walk toward trouble, your intolerance of unnecessary death, your impatience with our slow understanding. We bless your families, who keep watch over your comings and goings and hold your humanity in safekeeping. We bless all of you, the whole of you, from the head surgeon to the brand new nurse, the night shift janitor and the laid-off clinic staff. May you be safe, may you be well, may you be healed and held as you heal and hold others. May you know that you are loved. Written by Rev. Julia Hamilton Illustration by Davide Edoardo Cassano, Italy
Holy Week, Monday: Jesus Weeps Over Jerusalem Thi Holy Week, Monday: Jesus Weeps Over Jerusalem This strange Holy Week has begun in tears: tears of frustration, tears of lament, and for so many bereaved, tears of grief. It's hard to see through tears, but sometimes its the only way to see. Tears may be the turning point, the springs of renewal, and to know you have been wept for is to know that you are loved. 'Jesus Wept' is the shortest, sharpest, and most moving sentence in Scripture. I have a God who weeps for me, weeps with me, understands to the depths and from the inside, the tears of things. JESUS WEPT Jesus comes near and he beholds the city And looks on us with tears in his eyes, And wells of mercy, streams of love and pity Flow from the fountain whence all things arise. He loved us into life and longs to gather And meet with his beloved face to face How often has he called, a careful mother, And wept for our refusals of his grace, Wept for a world that, weary with its weeping, Benumbed and stumbling, turns the other way, Fatigued compassion is already sleeping Whilst her worst nightmares stalk the light of day. But we might waken yet, and face those fears, If we could see ourselves through Jesus' tears. Reflection & Sonnet: Malcolm Guite Art: Enrique Simonet - Flevit super illam - 1892
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Join us online and celebrate Holy Week at home. H Join us online and celebrate Holy Week at home. Holy Thursday ~ Break bread together. How can we follow Jesus’s example of service? Good Friday ~ Venerate a cross in your home. Pray for the needs of the world. Holy Saturday ~ Light a candle. Renew your baptismal promises; Share the story of your faith Easter Sunday ~ Place flowers at your cross and light the candle. Break bread and Celebrate the Feast! Christ the Lord is Risen Today! Alleluia Alleluia
Hosanna in the Highest. Blessed Palm Sunday from a Hosanna in the Highest. Blessed Palm Sunday from a few more of our domestic church families!!!!
Palm Sunday is the great doorway into Holy Week. O Palm Sunday is the great doorway into Holy Week. Out of all the messages that the passion narrative in Matthew's Gospel offers us, there is one main thread: love. Jesus' passion is a sign of His love for us. As we start Holy Week, let us remember that Jesus suffered and died for us because He loves us. May you come to know this week the deep and lasting love that Jesus has for you. Happy Palm Sunday! Pray the Mass with us via livestream at 9am. (Link in bio)
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