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Monthly Archives: December 2017

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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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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado
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Rosaries for Peace
Next weekend, October 8th and 9th, we invite everyone to stay for a few moments after Mass to pray a decade of the rosary for the intentions of PEACE. ... See MoreSee Less

Rosaries for Peace Next weekend, October 8th and 9th, we invite everyone to stay for a few moments after Mass to pray a decade of the rosary for the intentions of PEACE.
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How can I cherish creation today?

Our salvation is in loving and cherishing creation, living in such a way that others might have life.
- Gerard W Hughes SJ
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How can I cherish creation today? Our salvation is in loving and cherishing creation, living in such a way that others might have life. - Gerard W Hughes SJ #LaudatoSi #SeasonofCreation2022
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Therefore encourage one another and build each other up.
1 Thessalonians 5:11
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Therefore encourage one another and build each other up. 1 Thessalonians 5:11 #prolife
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A good reminder to walk with Jesus wherever you go!

Are you a hiker? Like long walks?
One of the impacts of a pilgrimage to the holy land is the concrete sense of the journeys of Jesus, especially when in the Galilee region.

“When walking, think of Jesus Christ going to Samaria and Calvary.”
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A good reminder to walk with Jesus wherever you go! Are you a hiker? Like long walks? One of the impacts of a pilgrimage to the holy land is the concrete sense of the journeys of Jesus, especially when in the Galilee region. “When walking, think of Jesus Christ going to Samaria and Calvary.” - St Francis Borgia SJ, whose feast is today. #walkwithjesus
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Monday, Oct 03, 2022
Trust God’s farsighted vision

If you ever doubt what God has called you to do, then Mother Theodore Guerin is a saint for you. When this French sister immigrated, with hesitation, to Indiana in 1840, she opened what would become Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, the first chartered school of higher education for women in the state. Guerin wrote, “It is astonishing that this remote solitude has been chosen for a novitiate and especially for an academy. All appearances are against it.” It became the first women's college to offer journalism courses and degree work in secondary education, and was a pioneer in distance education, offering independent study in 1973 (talk about prescient!). Trust God’s vision and your role in plans longer-term than anyone can imagine.

TODAY'S READINGS: Galatians 1:6-12; Luke 10:25-37. “You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your being, with all your strength, and with all your mind.”
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Monday, Oct 03, 2022 Trust God’s farsighted vision If you ever doubt what God has called you to do, then Mother Theodore Guerin is a saint for you. When this French sister immigrated, with hesitation, to Indiana in 1840, she opened what would become Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, the first chartered school of higher education for women in the state. Guerin wrote, “It is astonishing that this remote solitude has been chosen for a novitiate and especially for an academy. All appearances are against it.” It became the first womens college to offer journalism courses and degree work in secondary education, and was a pioneer in distance education, offering independent study in 1973 (talk about prescient!). Trust God’s vision and your role in plans longer-term than anyone can imagine. TODAYS READINGS: Galatians 1:6-12; Luke 10:25-37. “You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your being, with all your strength, and with all your mind.” #takefiveforfaith #dailyingodsword
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SAN DIEGO — Cardinal Robert W. McElroy celebrated the 2022 Feast of St. Francis Mass on Oct. 1 by calling on people of faith to unite with the entire human family to end the environmental crisis that has “defaced and destroyed” so much of God’s creation.
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Today, Laudato Si' reminds us that all is not lost. We can make change, together, for our world. #seasonofcreation2022 ... See MoreSee Less

Today, Laudato Si reminds us that all is not lost. We can make change, together, for our world. #seasonofcreation2022
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“For Francis and Clare, prayer and holy communion are to lead to a renewal of the “Incarnation;” God is to “take on flesh” anew in one’s life through the action of the Holy Spirit, and the birth of God in one’s life should shine upon others, as the sun unto the world”
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“For Francis and Clare, prayer and holy communion are to lead to a renewal of the “Incarnation;” God is to “take on flesh” anew in one’s life through the action of the Holy Spirit, and the birth of God in one’s life should shine upon others, as the sun unto the world” ~ Franciscan Prayer This was the inspiration for the Tabernacle in the St Francis Chapel.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Feast of St Francis is Tuesday and concludes the season of Creation, now we live it…Enjoy this meaningful moment and memory with our then newly elected Pope. ... See MoreSee Less

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For he commands his angels with regard to you,
to guard you wherever you go.
With their hands they shall support you,
lest you strike your foot against a stone.
Psalm 91:11-12
Anciently, all angels were celebrated together on the feast of St Michael. A separate feast of the Guardian Angels began in Valencia in 1411. At the reform of the Breviary in the 16th century it was included among the local feasts, and it was raised to the status of a feast in the General Calendar in 1608, placed on the first free day after the feast of Saints Michael, Gabriel and Raphael.
One of the benefits of this feast is that it reminds us that God cares for us each, individually. We all know this in theory, but it is easy – in times of depression or temptation – to convince ourselves that we are too small to matter, for good or ill. Let us use this feast to remind ourselves that each of us has an angel of our very own looking after us. At times we must all be a bit of a bore and a burden to them. May we one day be a cause of rejoicing for them also.

Angel of God, my guardian dear,
To whom God's love entrusts me here, Ever this day, be at my side,
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For he commands his angels with regard to you, to guard you wherever you go. With their hands they shall support you, lest you strike your foot against a stone. Psalm 91:11-12 Anciently, all angels were celebrated together on the feast of St Michael. A separate feast of the Guardian Angels began in Valencia in 1411. At the reform of the Breviary in the 16th century it was included among the local feasts, and it was raised to the status of a feast in the General Calendar in 1608, placed on the first free day after the feast of Saints Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. One of the benefits of this feast is that it reminds us that God cares for us each, individually. We all know this in theory, but it is easy – in times of depression or temptation – to convince ourselves that we are too small to matter, for good or ill. Let us use this feast to remind ourselves that each of us has an angel of our very own looking after us. At times we must all be a bit of a bore and a burden to them. May we one day be a cause of rejoicing for them also. Angel of God, my guardian dear, To whom Gods love entrusts me here, Ever this day, be at my side, To light and guard, Rule and guide.
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How can I cherish creation today? Our salvation i How can I cherish creation today? Our salvation is in loving and cherishing creation, living in such a way that others might have life. - Gerard W Hughes SJ #LaudatoSi #SeasonofCreation2022
Rosaries for Peace Next weekend, October 8th and 9 Rosaries for Peace Next weekend, October 8th and 9th, we invite everyone to stay for a few moments after Mass to pray a decade of the rosary for the intentions of PEACE.
Therefore encourage one another and build each oth Therefore encourage one another and build each other up. 1 Thessalonians 5:11 #prolife
A good reminder to walk with Jesus wherever you go A good reminder to walk with Jesus wherever you go! Are you a hiker? Like long walks? One of the impacts of a pilgrimage to the holy land is the concrete sense of the journeys of Jesus, especially when in the Galilee region. “When walking, think of Jesus Christ going to Samaria and Calvary.” - St Francis Borgia SJ, whose feast is today. #walkwithjesus
Monday, Oct 03, 2022 Trust God’s farsighted visi Monday, Oct 03, 2022 Trust God’s farsighted vision If you ever doubt what God has called you to do, then Mother Theodore Guerin is a saint for you. When this French sister immigrated, with hesitation, to Indiana in 1840, she opened what would become Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, the first chartered school of higher education for women in the state. Guerin wrote, “It is astonishing that this remote solitude has been chosen for a novitiate and especially for an academy. All appearances are against it.” It became the first women's college to offer journalism courses and degree work in secondary education, and was a pioneer in distance education, offering independent study in 1973 (talk about prescient!). Trust God’s vision and your role in plans longer-term than anyone can imagine. TODAY'S READINGS: Galatians 1:6-12; Luke 10:25-37. “You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your being, with all your strength, and with all your mind.” #takefiveforfaith #dailyingodsword
“For Francis and Clare, prayer and holy communio “For Francis and Clare, prayer and holy communion are to lead to a renewal of the “Incarnation;” God is to “take on flesh” anew in one’s life through the action of the Holy Spirit, and the birth of God in one’s life should shine upon others, as the sun unto the world” ~ Franciscan Prayer This was the inspiration for the Tabernacle in the St Francis Chapel.
Today, Laudato Si' reminds us that all is not lost Today, Laudato Si' reminds us that all is not lost. We can make change, together, for our world. #seasonofcreation2022
For he commands his angels with regard to you, to For he commands his angels with regard to you, to guard you wherever you go. With their hands they shall support you, lest you strike your foot against a stone. Psalm 91:11-12 Anciently, all angels were celebrated together on the feast of St Michael. A separate feast of the Guardian Angels began in Valencia in 1411. At the reform of the Breviary in the 16th century it was included among the local feasts, and it was raised to the status of a feast in the General Calendar in 1608, placed on the first free day after the feast of Saints Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. One of the benefits of this feast is that it reminds us that God cares for us each, individually. We all know this in theory, but it is easy – in times of depression or temptation – to convince ourselves that we are too small to matter, for good or ill. Let us use this feast to remind ourselves that each of us has an angel of our very own looking after us. At times we must all be a bit of a bore and a burden to them. May we one day be a cause of rejoicing for them also. Angel of God, my guardian dear, To whom God's love entrusts me here, Ever this day, be at my side, To light and guard, Rule and guide.
Just a few more days ‘in the season’ then to l Just a few more days ‘in the season’ then to live the season into life. 🌎❤️🌍🙏🌏
Today is the Feast of the Guardian Angels Lord, I Today is the Feast of the Guardian Angels Lord, I could use a few angels! Send me angels - I'll welcome them, Lord - to stand by my side, by night and by day, to guide me along the path of your truth and guard me wherever I go... Send me some angels, Lord, with courage and strength for when I'm afraid, with wisdom and counsel for when I'm confused, with knowledge to show me what's right and what's wrong... Send a flight of angels, Lord, with the gift of right judgment to guide my discernment, with wonder and awe to lift up my prayer, with desire to draw me to seek what is true... Send down choirs of angels, Lord, with a spirit of reverence to humble my pride, with kindness disposing my heart to serve others, with gentleness shaping my words and my deeds... Assign your angels to fill me, Lord, with peace - when anger spoils my spirits, with joy - when sorrows flood my soul, with love - when selfishness shrinks my heart... Send an army of angels, Lord, to keep me faithful when I am tempted, to keep me pure when I'd settle for less, to keep me resolved when I'm facing hard times... Angels, Lord! I need angels with me, night and day, angels to guide me along the right path and angels to guard me wherever I go... And open my heart to all those angels who cross my path every day, family, friends, neighbors and strangers: generous angels, ready to help me, quiet angels, behind the scenes, friendly angels who lift my spirits, compassionate angels who share my tears, healing angels with gentle hands, loyal angels who have my back, comforting angels who share my sorrow, wise angels who speak the truth, faithful angels who pardon my faults and unknown angels who come and go and grace my life with peace... Send me angels, Lord - I'll welcome them - to stand by my side, by night and by day, to guide me along the path of your truth and guard me wherever I go... Amen
Sunday, Oct 02, 2022 Your wild and precious life Sunday, Oct 02, 2022 Your wild and precious life Today bears many names: Respect Life Sunday. Gandhi's birthday. International Day of Non-Violence. World Habitat Day. This cluster points to one precious idea: that all people bear the divine image and their welfare matters. We honor the whole fabric of life issues protecting each person from conception to death. Catholics pray the Rosary for peace across the world. The United Nations recognizes Gandhi's birthday with a call for nations to abandon aggression and embrace peace. This year's "Urban October" extends the work of Habitat Day in achieving a carbonfree world by focusing on cities, where 70 percent of emissions are generated. Respect life with every decision. TWENTY-SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME TODAY'S READINGS: Habakkuk 1:2-3; 2:2-4; 2 Timothy 1:6-8, 13-14; Luke 17:5-10. “For the vision still has its time, presses on to fulfillment, and will not disappoint.” #takefiveforfaith #dailyingodsword #seasonofcreation2022 #careforourcommonhome #rosariesforpeace #sanctityoflife
We are faced not with two separate crises, one env We are faced not with two separate crises, one environmental and the other social, but rather with one complex crisis which is both social and environmental. Strategies for a solution demand an integrated approach to combating poverty, restoring dignity to the excluded, and at the same time protecting nature. Along with the importance of little everyday gestures, social love moves us to devise larger strategies to halt environmental degradation and to encourage a "culture of care" which permeates all of society. When we feel that God is calling us to intervene with others in these social dynamics, we should realize that this too is part of our spirituality, which is an exercise of charity and, as such, matures and sanctifies us. — From Laudato Si' St. Francis Laudato Si’ Pledge: The St. Francis Laudato Si’ Pledge reinforces three important dimensions: spirituality, lifestyle, public policy I pledge to: Pray for and with creation Live more simply Advocate to protect our common home
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