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12:00 AM - Women's Advent Dinner RSVP DUE

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6:15 AM - TMIY - That Man Is You!

4:45 PM - The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

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7:15 AM - The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

1:00 PM - Scrooge FREE Screening

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7:00 PM - Advent Adoration & Benediction

7:00 PM - Taize Adoration with Benediction

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5:00 PM - Women's Advent Dinner

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6:15 AM - TMIY - That Man Is You!

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6:15 AM - TMIY - That Man Is You!

4:30 PM - SCC Christmas Bake Sale

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8:30 AM - SCC Christmas Bake Sale

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7:00 PM - Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

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6:15 AM - TMIY - That Man Is You!

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Women's Advent Dinner RSVP DUE

Women's Advent Dinner RSVP DUE

11/30/2023

12:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Young Adults November Events

Young Adults November Events

11/30/2023

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

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TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

12/02/2023

6:15 am

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The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

12/02/2023

4:45 pm - 6:15 pm

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The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

12/03/2023

7:15 am - 12:15 pm

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Scrooge FREE Screening

03 Dec

12/03/2023

1:00 pm

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Scrooge FREE Screening Sunday December 3rd in the Winn Room of the Coronado Library God bless us, everyone!” Scrooge, a FREE Advent Family Movie Event - Sunday December 3rd [...]

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Advent Adoration & Benediction

Advent Adoration & Benediction

12/05/2023

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Taize Adoration with Benediction

05 Dec

12/05/2023

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Women's Advent Dinner

Women's Advent Dinner

12/06/2023

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

12/09/2023

6:15 am

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TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

12/16/2023

6:15 am

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SCC Christmas Bake Sale

SCC Christmas Bake Sale

12/16/2023

4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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SCC Christmas Bake Sale

SCC Christmas Bake Sale

12/17/2023

8:30 am - 12:15 pm

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Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

21 Dec

12/21/2023

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

12/23/2023

6:15 am

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TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

12/30/2023

6:15 am

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Women's Advent Dinner RSVP DUE

Women's Advent Dinner RSVP DUE

30 Nov 23

Young Adults November Events

Young Adults November Events

30 Nov 23

Events on 12/02/2023

TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

2 Dec 23

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

2 Dec 23

Events on 12/03/2023

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

3 Dec 23

03 Dec

Scrooge FREE Screening

3 Dec 23

Events on 12/05/2023

Advent Adoration & Benediction

Advent Adoration & Benediction

5 Dec 23

05 Dec

Taize Adoration with Benediction

5 Dec 23

Events on 12/06/2023

Women's Advent Dinner

Women's Advent Dinner

6 Dec 23

Events on 12/09/2023

TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

9 Dec 23

Events on 12/16/2023

TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

16 Dec 23

SCC Christmas Bake Sale

SCC Christmas Bake Sale

16 Dec 23

Events on 12/17/2023

SCC Christmas Bake Sale

SCC Christmas Bake Sale

17 Dec 23

Events on 12/21/2023

21 Dec

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

21 Dec 23

Events on 12/23/2023

TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

23 Dec 23

Events on 12/30/2023

TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

30 Dec 23

Upcoming Events

16 Nov

Youth and Students invited to participate in the Christmas Eve Family Mass

16 Nov 23

TMIY - That Man Is You!

TMIY - That Man Is You!

2 Dec 23

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

2 Dec 23

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

The Giving Tree ~ Gift DROP OFF Day

3 Dec 23

03 Dec

Scrooge FREE Screening

3 Dec 23

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

7 hours ago

This Sunday is the First Sunday of Advent. 🕯️
Would that you might meet us doing right,
that we were mindful of you in our ways!
Isaiah 63:4 ... See MoreSee Less

This Sunday is the First Sunday of Advent. 🕯️
Would that you might meet us doing right,
that we were mindful of you in our ways!
Isaiah 63:4

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Simple ways to celebrate the Feast of St. Nicholas December 6
-Read or share the story of St. Nicholas of Myra, patron saint of children.
-On December 5th children put a shoe outside their door. They can use their own shoes or slippers or wooden shoes just for the occasion. (When there is more time for preparation, it is a wonderful addition to have the children fill their shoes with coins for the poor, which they earn thru small tasks and sacrifices).
The good Saint stops by in the night, (collecting the coins to give to the poor) and filling their shoe with the traditional gifts for the feast of St. Nicholas; a small orange for health (the greatest wealth), a candy cane representing Jesus’ love for us (the greatest gift), gold foil coins for their generosity (that God may supply their needs) a walnut in its shell (God’s protection) and chocolate for joy (the greatest sign of God’s presence). A small toy or token of affection can also be included.
-Older children may enjoy assuming the traditional role of St Nicholas by filling each other’s shoes - a twist on “secret Santa” where family members can make small gifts to express their love and appreciation for one another.
-It is also fun to make or purchase St. Nicholas cookies to decorate and share, or add a bishop’s mitre to a chocolate Santa for the occasion.
-if you shop for gifts for someone in need this Christmas, do it on the feast day and share about how St. Nicholas helped the poor anonymously, with humility and generosity. Finish your outing with a St. Nicholas cookie or the traditional treats and share their meaning while you wrap the gifts.

Visit stnicholascenter.org for a rich variety of resources. ... See MoreSee Less

Simple ways to celebrate the Feast of St. Nicholas December 6
-Read or share the story of St. Nicholas of Myra, patron saint of children.
-On December 5th children put a shoe outside their door. They can use their own shoes or slippers or wooden shoes just for the occasion. (When there is more time for preparation, it is a wonderful addition to have the children fill their shoes with coins for the poor, which they earn thru small tasks and sacrifices).
The good Saint stops by in the night, (collecting the coins to give to the poor) and filling their shoe with the traditional gifts for the feast of St. Nicholas; a small orange for health (the greatest wealth), a candy cane representing Jesus’ love for us (the greatest gift), gold foil coins for their generosity (that God may supply their needs) a walnut in its shell (God’s protection) and chocolate for joy (the greatest sign of God’s presence). A small toy or token of affection can also be included.
-Older children may enjoy assuming the traditional role of St Nicholas by filling each other’s shoes - a twist on “secret Santa” where family members can make small gifts to express their love and appreciation for one another.
-It is also fun to make or purchase St. Nicholas cookies to decorate and share, or add a bishop’s mitre to a chocolate Santa for the occasion.
-if you shop for gifts for someone in need this Christmas, do it on the feast day and share about how St. Nicholas helped the poor anonymously, with humility and generosity. Finish your outing with a St. Nicholas cookie or the traditional treats and share their meaning while you wrap the gifts.

Visit stnicholascenter.org for a rich variety of resources.

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The Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
is Friday, December 8th,
a holy day of obligation.

Masses will be at 8AM and 5PM ... See MoreSee Less

The Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
is Friday, December 8th,
a holy day of obligation.

Masses will be at 8AM and 5PM

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O Come Let Us Adore Him
Christ the Lord

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He said to them, ‘Follow me and I will make you fishers of men’. And they left their nets at once and followed him.
- Matthew 4: 19-20

Today is the feast of St Andrew, Apostle. ... See MoreSee Less

He said to them, ‘Follow me and I will make you fishers of men’. And they left their nets at once and followed him.
- Matthew 4: 19-20

Today is the feast of St Andrew, Apostle.

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2 days ago

This weekend we will celebrate the first Sunday of Advent 🌟
Our parish Advent Wreath will be up near the sanctuary during this holy season in preparation for Christmas. It is also a tradition that many people do in their homes. In Church we use three purple and one rose candle, purple for our spiritual preparation and rose for the joy on Gaudete Sunday #3, when Christmas is drawing near. The wreath is made of evergreen branches, a sign of life and a symbol of resurrection. The wreath is circular, no beginning and no end, like the love of God which never ends. We light a new candle successively each week and the light continues to grow stronger, along with our anticipation.
At home we also use wreaths and candles but they can be as unique as each of our families. They provide a focal point for remembering the true meaning of Christmas, for prayer and quietude or intimate familial sharing of faith and life. Our home times around the wreath are less formal, more organic, sometimes even hilarious, and they all create memories and point the way to Christ in our everyday lives. Isn’t it a wonder, In the darkest time of the year Jesus, the Light of the world, comes to illuminate our hearts with hope.
All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to be. What came to be through him was life, and this life was the light of the human race; the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. Jn 1:3-5

May the wreath and its light be a sign of Christ's promise to bring us life” I have come, that you might have life, life to the full! John 10:10
We encourage you to have a home wreath this year, to light the candle, keep watch, for Christ comes, our Emmanuel, which means God-is-with-us. ... See MoreSee Less

This weekend we will celebrate the first Sunday of Advent 🌟
Our parish Advent Wreath will be up near the sanctuary during this holy season in preparation for Christmas. It is also a tradition that many people do in their homes. In Church we use three purple and one rose candle, purple for our spiritual preparation and rose for the joy on Gaudete Sunday #3, when Christmas is drawing near. The wreath is made of evergreen branches, a sign of life and a symbol of resurrection. The wreath is circular, no beginning and no end, like the love of God which never ends. We light a new candle successively each week and the light continues to grow stronger, along with our anticipation.
At home we also use wreaths and candles but they can be as unique as each of our families. They provide a focal point for remembering the true meaning of Christmas, for prayer and quietude or intimate familial sharing of faith and life. Our home times around the wreath are less formal, more organic, sometimes even hilarious, and they all create memories and point the way to Christ in our everyday lives. Isn’t it a wonder, In the darkest time of the year Jesus, the Light of the world, comes to illuminate our hearts with hope.
All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to be. What came to be through him was life, and this life was the light of the human race; the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. Jn 1:3-5

May the wreath and its light be a sign of Christs promise to bring us life” I have come, that you might have life, life to the full! John 10:10
We encourage you to have a home wreath this year, to light the candle, keep watch, for Christ comes, our Emmanuel, which means God-is-with-us.

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I was talking to my son in law about this yesterday I still have this from last year 🙏

Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

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franciscus: Let us ask the Holy Spirit to enlighten us so that we may be able to give an account of our faith and hope to today's world with words and, above all, with the testimony of our lives. ... See MoreSee Less

franciscus: Let us ask the Holy Spirit to enlighten us so that we may be able to give an account of our faith and hope to todays world with words and, above all, with the testimony of our lives.

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I ask of you, my Lord, to remove anything which separates me from you, and you from me.
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I ask of you, my Lord, to remove anything which separates me from you, and you from me.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

3 days ago

"Time is short.
We don't know how long life will last.
And so…
Meet your friends.
Meet people and utter words of
forgiveness, understanding.
Untie your heart, let it beat
again.
Let the heart of stone
become a heart of flesh.
Let it live."
- Cardinal Tagle ... See MoreSee Less

Time is short.
We dont know how long life will last.
And so…
Meet your friends.
Meet people and utter words of
forgiveness, understanding.
Untie your heart, let it beat
again.
Let the heart of stone
become a heart of flesh.
Let it live.
- Cardinal Tagle

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Amen 🙏

YES! AMEN!!!!

Amen!!

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This Sunday is the First Sunday of Advent. 🕯️

This Sunday is the First Sunday of Advent. 🕯️
Would that you might meet us doing right,
that we were mindful of you in our ways!
Isaiah 63:4

Simple ways to celebrate the Feast of St. Nicholas

Simple ways to celebrate the Feast of St. Nicholas December 6
-Read or share the story of St. Nicholas of Myra, patron saint of children.
-On December 5th children put a shoe outside their door. They can use their own shoes or slippers or wooden shoes just for the occasion. (When there is more time for preparation, it is a wonderful addition to have the children fill their shoes with coins for the poor, which they earn thru small tasks and sacrifices).
The good Saint stops by in the night, (collecting the coins to give to the poor) and filling their shoe with the traditional gifts for the feast of St. Nicholas; a small orange for health (the greatest wealth), a candy cane representing Jesus’ love for us (the greatest gift), gold foil coins for their generosity (that God may supply their needs) a walnut in its shell (God’s protection) and chocolate for joy (the greatest sign of God’s presence). A small toy or token of affection can also be included.
-Older children may enjoy assuming the traditional role of St Nicholas by filling each other’s shoes - a twist on “secret Santa” where family members can make small gifts to express their love and appreciation for one another.
-It is also fun to make or purchase St. Nicholas cookies to decorate and share, or add a bishop’s mitre to a chocolate Santa for the occasion.
-if you shop for gifts for someone in need this Christmas, do it on the feast day and share about how St. Nicholas helped the poor anonymously, with humility and generosity. Finish your outing with a St. Nicholas cookie or the traditional treats and share their meaning while you wrap the gifts.

Visit stnicholascenter.org for a rich variety of resources.

The Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary is

The Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
is Friday, December 8th,
a holy day of obligation.

Masses will be at 8AM and 5PM

O Come Let Us Adore Him Christ the Lord

O Come Let Us Adore Him
Christ the Lord

He said to them, ‘Follow me and I will make you

He said to them, ‘Follow me and I will make you fishers of men’. And they left their nets at once and followed him.
- Matthew 4: 19-20

Today is the feast of St Andrew, Apostle.

This weekend we will celebrate the first Sunday of

This weekend we will celebrate the first Sunday of Advent 🌟
Our parish Advent Wreath will be up near the sanctuary during this holy season in preparation for Christmas. It is also a tradition that many people do in their homes. In Church we use three purple and one rose candle, purple for our spiritual preparation and rose for the joy on Gaudete Sunday #3, when Christmas is drawing near. The wreath is made of evergreen branches, a sign of life and a symbol of resurrection. The wreath is circular, no beginning and no end, like the love of God which never ends. We light a new candle successively each week and the light continues to grow stronger, along with our anticipation.
At home we also use wreaths and candles but they can be as unique as each of our families. They provide a focal point for remembering the true meaning of Christmas, for prayer and quietude or intimate familial sharing of faith and life. Our home times around the wreath are less formal, more organic, sometimes even hilarious, and they all create memories and point the way to Christ in our everyday lives. Isn’t it a wonder, In the darkest time of the year Jesus, the Light of the world, comes to illuminate our hearts with hope.
All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to be. What came to be through him was life, and this life was the light of the human race; the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. Jn 1:3-5

May the wreath and its light be a sign of Christ's promise to bring us life” I have come, that you might have life, life to the full! John 10:10
We encourage you to have a home wreath this year, to light the candle, keep watch, for Christ comes, our Emmanuel, which means God-is-with-us.

franciscus: Let us ask the Holy Spirit to enlighte

franciscus: Let us ask the Holy Spirit to enlighten us so that we may be able to give an account of our faith and hope to today's world with words and, above all, with the testimony of our lives.

I ask of you, my Lord, to remove anything which se

I ask of you, my Lord, to remove anything which separates me from you, and you from me.
- Prayer of Pierre Favre SJ

"Time is short. We don't know how long life will

"Time is short.
We don't know how long life will last.
And so…
Meet your friends.
Meet people and utter words of
forgiveness, understanding.
Untie your heart, let it beat
again.
Let the heart of stone
become a heart of flesh.
Let it live."
- Cardinal Tagle

The Special Intentions of Pope Francis December-F

The Special Intentions of Pope Francis
December-For persons with disabilities
We pray that people living with disabilities may be at the centre of attention in society, and that institutions may offer inclusive programs which value their active participation.

January-For the Gift of Diversity in the Church
We pray that the Holy Spirit may help us to recognize the gift of different charisms within the Christian community and to discover the richness of different traditions and rituals in the Catholic Church.
❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

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NEW DATES ADDED! January 11th, 12th, 13th If you

NEW DATES ADDED!
January 11th, 12th, 13th

If you are going to be out of town during this time please let us know so we can make other arrangement to include you.

Volunteers are needed for Hosting and phone callers.
If you can help, please contact:
Mary Davidson at (619) 917-8846

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