- 12/08/2018
- 8:00 am
- Sacred Heart Catholic Church
655 C Ave
Coronado, CA 92118
There will not be a Friday, December 7th Vigil Mass due to
the Coronado Christmas Parade.
There will not be a Friday, December 7th Vigil Mass due to
the Coronado Christmas Parade.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
655 C Avenue
Coronado, CA 92118
Phone: (619) 435-3167
sacredheart@sacredheartcor.org
Mothers Day is this Sunday!
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Mother’s Day cards and envelopes are available in the church and ministry center if you would like to include in the prayers any Mother, living or deceased, in the Mother’s Day Masses.
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| INVITE EVERYONE TO INVOKE THE INTERCESSION OF MARY, AND PRAY THAT THE LORD MAY GRANT PEACE TO THE ENTIRE WORLD, ESPECIALLY TO THE DEAR AND MARTYRED UKRAINE, TO PALESTINE AND ISRAEL.
Franciscus
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Amen
Amen.
Amen🙏🏻
Rsvp today and join us for this special annual tea. ... See MoreSee Less
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Friends, in today’s Gospel (John 16:16-20) Jesus gently tells his disciples of his impending return to his Father in heaven. We tend to read the Ascension along essentially Enlightenment lines rather than biblical lines—and that causes a good deal of mischief. Enlightenment thinkers introduced a two-tier understanding of heaven and earth. They held that God exists, but that he lives in a distant realm called heaven, where he looks at the human project moving along, pretty much on its own steam, on earth.
On this Enlightenment reading, the Ascension means that Jesus goes up, up, and away, off to a distant and finally irrelevant place. But the biblical point is this: Jesus has gone to heaven so as to direct operations more fully here on earth. That’s why we pray, “Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”
Jesus has not gone up, up, and away, but rather—if I can put it this way—more deeply into our world. He has gone to a dimension that transcends but impinges upon our universe.
-Bishop Robert Barron
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For Ascension Day
We saw his light break through the cloud of glory
Whilst we were rooted still in time and place
As earth became a part of Heaven’s story
And heaven opened to his human face.
We saw him go and yet we were not parted
He took us with him to the heart of things
The heart that broke for all the broken-hearted
Is whole and Heaven-centred now, and sings,
Sings in the strength that rises out of weakness,
Sings through the clouds that veil him from our sight,
Whilst we our selves become his clouds of witness
And sing the waning darkness into light,
His light in us, and ours in him concealed,
Which all creation waits to see revealed .
-M. Guite
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To touch the hearts of your students is the greatest miracle you can perform”
- St John Baptiste de la Salle
Teacher Appreciation Week
Sacred Heart Parish School
Educating the mind and the heart…
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“Teaching is a noble profession that shapes the character, intellect, and souls of future generations.”
-St Elizabeth Ann Seton
Teacher Appreciation Week❤️🙏📚@shpscoronado
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”May the Lord free us from that psychology of division. May He help us to see this aspect, this great reality about Jesus: that in Him we are all brothers and sisters and He is the Shepherd of all”. PopeFrancis ... See MoreSee Less
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"How many tears still flow down God's cheeks while our world experiences so much abuse against the dignity of the person, even within the people of God," Pope Francis said as he spoke to people attending a conference focused on spiritual reparation and devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
www.usccb.org/news/2024/pope-urges-reparation-sacred-heart-including-abuse-crisis
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A Gentle Reminder for Mother’s Day…
As we gather to celebrate the gift of motherhood, please remember there are many in our community whose hearts may be hurting today.
Let’s be the Church that offers our prayer with a gentle compassion as we honor mothering in all its forms.
We encourage you to visit the Parents Grotto in the prayer garden, a truly spirit-led space of consolation for bereaved parents (and grandparents) who carry the grief of pregnancy, infant and child loss. And Mary, Mother of Compassion for all who experience the broad scope of motherly love.
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