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Pope Leo XIV Appoints Most Reverend Michael Pham as Bishop of San Diego | Read the full release at: ow.ly/SXRO50VWX6E
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We are overjoyed at the news👏👏👏 Congratulations to Bishop Michael Pham !!!
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The men and women who make their living working on the seas include merchants, sailors, seafarers, fishermen, port personnel and many others in the maritime industry whose work is vital to global commerce. The work of seafarers ensures that raw materials, food, medicines and countless other products are transported to keep the global economy moving.
The nature of maritime work means they are not always a visible presence in the community, and seafarers make great sacrifices with their families to carry out their work. Stella Maris chaplains, deacons and lay ministers serve at ports across the United States to welcome them and be a network of support for them and their families.
For more information on the ministry of Stella Maris, please visit: ow.ly/9COb50VWJUv.
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“3rd Thursday” Adoration is this Wednesday, May 15th, St Francis Chapel, 7-8pm.
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Sacred Heart is a place of welcome and inclusion; a place where everyone belongs... This year’s celebration is Saturday, June 7th at the 5pm mass. Pentecost weekend! 🕊️
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This is wonderful!
In vote the landlords who rent to them and the banks who give homes to them in Coronado not Chula Vista.
I gave my red a million meals T-shirt to a homeless lady in La Jolla outside of Mary star of the sea mass. This year’s million meals T-shirt design Courtney please have a womens design tshirt not a unisex tshirt and then we could wear the red tshirt to this special needs mass to gorilla market the event.
Today on Mother’s Day, we pray for all mothers: those who are expecting, grieving, or longing to adopt. We also pray for married couples who suffer infertility, that all may be strengthened in their vocation to love.
Mary, Mother of God, pray for us!
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Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, born September 14, 1955, is the first American-born pope in Catholic Church history, taking the name Pope Leo XIV.
Prior to his election, he served as the Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops and President of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America under Pope Francis.
Prevost was born in Chicago and raised in the Order of St. Augustine.
He earned degrees in mathematics and divinity, and was ordained a priest in 1982.
He served in Peru for many years, including as a missionary and later as Archbishop of Chiclayo.
He also served as Prior General of the Augustinian religious order.
Prevost was brought to the Vatican in 2023 by Pope Francis to lead the Dicastery for Bishops.
This prominent role and his experience in Latin America made him a strong candidate in the conclave.
He was elected as the new pope on May 8, 2025.
His election is considered a significant moment in the history of the Catholic Church, marking the first American-born pope.
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Habemus Papam! As white smoke rises, we give thanks and lift up our hearts in prayer for our new pope. May God grant him wisdom, courage, and peace.
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LOVE💜American😍⭐️
SOLI DEO GLORIA
🙏🙏 Papa Leone!!
“First Friday” Adoration in the St. Francis Chapel, 7-8pm.
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Love it all.
Our ladies Madonna Tea is next Tuesday, May 6th. Be sure to rsvp to Aileen Oya by Friday.
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With the passing of Pope Francis, the Church enters a sacred time of mourning, reflection, and transition.
As the College of Cardinals prepares to gather and elect the next pope, we’re invited to pray deeply for the Church and her future.
Here’s how you can join us:
Pray for the repose of Pope Francis’ soul.
Pray for the cardinals as they discern in unity.
Pray for the man who will be called to serve as our next Holy Father.
This is a time to trust the Holy Spirit and to remain united in faith and hope. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
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