- 01/21/2018
- 7:30 am - 12:00 pm
- Parish Hall
655 C Avenue
Coronado, CA 92118
Bring your family and enjoy a delicious Pancake Breakfast by the Knights of Columbus.
All proceeds benefit a charitable organization.
Bring your family and enjoy a delicious Pancake Breakfast by the Knights of Columbus.
All proceeds benefit a charitable organization.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
655 C Avenue
Coronado, CA 92118
Phone: (619) 435-3167
sacredheart@sacredheartcor.org
CHANGE IN LOCATION!!!
From June 17th through August Sacred Heart Church will be undergoing renovations. We will be replacing the pews, resurfacing the floors, replacing the carpet, etc.
ALL Masses will be moved to the Parish Center during this exciting time, beginning with morning Mass on Tuesday, June 17th*
*8am Mass during week of June 24-28 will be outside on plaza, please bring your own chair*
Confessions on Saturday from 3:30-4:30 will be moved to St. Francis Chapel.
Sunday Coffee & Donuts will be in the Old Rectory Garden after the 7:30 am and 9:00 am Masses.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND CONTINUED SUPPORT!
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Can we get a chair storage shed from home 🏡 depot, permission from city hall to put the storage shed where father Sheehan parks, federal flood $ to build an underground parking garage like the Coroando police department and father mike and father Sheehan share the garage parking spot already existing for their condo. Flip a coin who gets to park there the first week while the other MSR or father parks in the parking garage that could have a tunnel like the White House to the condo for the priests safety and door dash deliveries. Through Christ all things are possible and as New Yorkers like my dad who used to be Catholic used to say “Money talks. Bullshit walks.” Thanks for the free speech. It wouldn’t be the same to write ✍️ BS as foreign translation APS could translate it as a bachelor of science not a male bull cow poo. The church absolutely needs a parking garage an engineer and lawyer can prove so the next flood nice flooring is not ruined only a cement garage. I made the same proposal on cor
Coronado happenings 3.0 that the senior center also flooded have a parking garage underground like the CPD and a woman liked the idea and wrote sbout city council meetings to address this
Not proper flood repair can be INSURANCE FRAUD where the $ has to be given back to Uncle Sam. So the whole thing with the chair shed is a bit trailer park. Scratch that. Parishioners can have a sister church ⛪️ in Carlsbad saint Patrick’s. Very Republican like sacred ❤️and remodled and everyone can tithe the diocese not just one parish so the children have parking when they are 16 and have earned the privilege to drive to school and work . I will pray now to Jesus. Thank you. Love you all at sacred ❤️🇺🇸✍️Holly Ann
Our readings this weekend are full of hope and confidence. The theme of growth, seeds, and trees winds in and out of these readings. So does the notion of universality: God’s kingdom is for the whole of humanity. May we grow in joyful hope as we pray and ponder them. ... See MoreSee Less
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Tucked within Muir Woods, a national memorial park in California, is a beautiful space called Cathedral Grove. Hikers are asked to maintain quiet as they behold the old-growth coastal redwood trees. Though not a “cathedral” in the ecclesial sense, the grove reminds us that nature is one of the surest places to experience the power and tenderness of God. Pope Francis writes in Laudato Si’: “The entire material universe speaks of God’s love, his boundless affection for us. Soil, water, mountains: everything is, as it were, a caress of God.” How do you experience this “caress of God,” even in your own backyard? Summer is the perfect time to cultivate such experiences! ... See MoreSee Less
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“Anthony...you’re my favorite!”
If that’s not what Jesus is whispering in his ear, it’s probably pretty close! And l’d have to agree.
I know and love a lot of saints...but you, St. Anthony, are the one I pester the most! Our first encounters were the regular string of frantic, “where-did-I-put-it”,
“tony-tony-come-around.” But you’ve convinced me that you truly CAN find anything...including the bigger, more elusive things: peace of mind, conversion of heart, purpose, virtue...Jesus @. I still lose my passwords, my papers, my keys (and the list could go on!) and you always come through. But lately, I count on you SO much more for the bigger things, knowing that you have the ear of that sweet Baby you’re holding in your arms!
So happy feast day, and a million thanks, from your very devoted pest.
-Sr Julia
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Thank you sacred ❤️ social media poster. If you are hiring more social media posters let me know as I found a studio for rent in coronado on Zillow for about $2,500 which would require income 3 times the amount so $7,500 a month unless father joes village and father mike Murphy can negotiate with the corporate apartment management company to have lower rent like parishioner Katherine who graciously shared with me she was homeless before. I will not share her diagnosis due to Hippa but it is more severe than mine hyper energy from bipolar and history of alcohol to sleep as that was safer and legal for a pilots license I was with the women’s 99 club encouraged to do as if one is a good driver like I was when I could afford insursnce one can also do vertical transportation.
What does Sr in front of Julia mean? Did a nun write the above post? Is it for senora? Who is the author please and could sacred ❤️ please post who edits what is published on Facebook ? Thanks so much. It’s not like it’s classified information they are positing and one day AI threatens to replace social media poster jobs we are told by sag aftra
Last day of school at Sacred Heart Parish celebration lunch and bidding “Farewell” to Principal Peter Harris as he embarks on a new adventure at Our Lady of Peace High School as Assistant Head of School. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations
Why?
Most principals stay til retirement or move for their own financial gains. I am not impressed Coronado has no high school Catholic nor Mexican drug cartel ban nor corrupt Mexican politician. Form the shores where I used to live contributing van to acres ❤️but the DEA will deal with it
Congratulations to our @shpscoronado graduating class of 2024!
“The Lord bless you and keep you, the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you, the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace.” (Numbers 6:24-26)
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Congratulations and God bless them🙏❤️
Congratulations 👏👏👏 May you proclaim your Catholic formation received at SH and continue to grow in virtue, strength and courage🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 God bless you and your families🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
A friend of mine and his wife recently welcomed their third child. They are delighted, but they are also tired. My friend “takes” his body back and forth from the baby’s room to the kitchen to the bathroom to the market to the pediatrician’s office, and sometimes his body and his wife’s doesn’t get a whole lot of sleep. Another friend is caring for her ailing, elderly mother, and makes frequent trips to see her. She’s tired too, “taking” her body back and forth, across state lines. And sometimes I get tired too! I “take” my body from place to place, from home to office, from talk to talk, from church to church.
When Jesus said, “Take this, all of you, and eat of it,” he was offering his body in the way that we normally think of the Eucharist, which begin as bread and wine. (And isn’t it wonderful that the elements that are transformed are so commonplace?)
But Jesus “offered” his body in other ways as well. Before he delivered the Bread of Life discourse, he fed 5,000 people a short distance away and, as if that weren’t enough, that night he walked on the water of the Sea of Galilee, during a storm. After he finished the Bread of Life discourse, his brothers say to him, “Leave Galilee and go to Judea, so that your disciples there may see the works you do.” So he “takes” himself there.
Throughout the Gospels we see Jesus “taking” his body and “offering” or “giving” it to people, in so many different ways. He walks from one town to another, sleeping by the side of the road, eating and drinking with people in their homes, healing the sick, feeding the crowds and raising the dead.
Our lives are never going to be exactly like that of Jesus’s. None of us is the sinless Son of God and we’re not going to “offer” or “give” our bodies in the Eucharist as Jesus did at the Last Supper. But we certainly know the feeling of “taking” our bodies from place to place, in works of charity and “offering” them in loving service to others. Do this in memory of him.
- James Martin, SJ
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Amen.
Today is the Feast of Saint Barnabas! Saint Barnabas is given the honorary title of apostle along with St. Paul because they were commissioned together by the Holy Spirit to preach to and shepherd the people in Antioch. Barnabas was not afraid of the man who was known to be one of the greatest persecutors of the Church. When he heard that Saul might have had a profound conversion, Barnabas was the first to give him a second chance. Is there anyone in your life who you could give a second chance?
St. Barnabas, pray for us.
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The Catholic Church is everywhere, really. She even gave us our morning Cappuccino (from the Capuchin monk who invented it).
The world benefits from the Church on a daily basis without even knowing it.
For example, even though none of us want to be in a hospital, we’re certainly glad
they exist when we need them.
But did you know that the Catholic Church
was the one to invent hospitals
as we know them today?
Early hospitals (we’re talking 4th century) were called basilias—named for Saint Basil—
due to his efforts to establish health care centers all over the Roman empire.
Public schools and Universities, Social services, a rule of Law, Human Rights-the list goes on.
Our Catholic faith is not about membership but discipleship. A discipleship of faith that continues to serve, to be a gift “for the world”.
Thank you to all who so generously and courageously live their lives in service “for the world.” ❤️🙏❤️
#SaltoftheEarth #LightoftheWorld
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Jesus said to his disciples:
“You are the salt of the earth.
But if salt loses its taste, with what can it be seasoned?
It is no longer good for anything
but to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.
You are the light of the world.
A city set on a mountain cannot be hidden.
Nor do they light a lamp and then put it under a bushel basket;
it is set on a lampstand,
where it gives light to all in the house.
Just so, your light must shine before others,
that they may see your good deeds
and glorify your heavenly Father.”
Matthew 5:13-16
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