Monthly Archives: January 2022
DURING THE MASS, LOTS OF PEOPLE HELP TO MAKE THE CELEBRATION SPECIAL.
God made each and every one of us with different gifts that we can use to help make the Mass a special celebration. Priests, Deacons, Sacristans, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Altar Servers, Children’s Liturgy leaders, musicians and Choir members, Ushers & Live-Streaming technicians …
Whatever your gift, there is a place for it within the community of the Mass.
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Come say “hi” to our Confirmation student serving Coffee and Donuts this morning. Give them words of encouragement as they continue preparations to make Jesus real in their lives and commit to live out their Catholic faith.
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“Learning to stop and be still is absolutely necessary before we can listen and respond fully and gratefully to Life—moment by moment.” –Br. David Steindl-Rast
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March 1 at Sacred Heart Coronado!
Based on the scriptural words of Mary - a good start as Lent approaches! Mary only speaks in 4 passages from scripture yet I have found them appropriate for the whole of the spirituall life.
We reflected on the first two passages at the parish Advent Dinner (the Annunciation and the Visitation/Magnificat)
For this we will consider The Finding of Jesus in the Temple and the Wedding Feast of Cana (March 5 is Ash Wednesday) Yummy breakfast and mini mary garden craft too! Even a “garden” option you cannot kill 😉
Would be great to see you, if you can make it!
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Need some time with Jesus?
Join us - TONIGHT- “Third Thursday” Adoration, in our St. Francis Chapel, 7-8pm.
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Prayers sent from Carlsbad. Was in the phone with positive news from my lawyer during this time.
We want to hear from you, our parishioners-NEXT Sunday, February 23 after 11am mass, as we discern a new Parish Pastoral Council -at Sacred Heart. RSVP/register required.
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Prayer is less a matter of searching for God than of allowing oneself to be found by Him in all of life’s situations.
- Fr Peter Hans Kolvenbach SJ
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Join us for a fun evening while supporting our Sacred Heart Parish School.
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Happy feast of St. Scholastica! Twin sister of St. Benedict, she dedicated her life to God at an early age then followed her brother into monastic life, establishing the Benedictine order for women. Did you know that she is invoked against storms and rain because on one occasion she called upon God to prolong Benedict’s visit at her abbey, and a torrential downpour ensued preventing his departure? St. Scholastica, pray for us!
This beautiful image of St. Scholastica by Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs.
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A fun Bowling & Pizza gathering with the Open Hearts Exceptional Families ministry.
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