Fr. Michael Murphy’s Ordination Mass
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Vacation Bible School registration open!
Join us for a faith, and fun, filled camp.
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Pentecost Mass of Inclusion will be celebrated this Saturday, June 7th at the 5pm Mass.
Wear red this weekend for Pentecost!
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Happy 65th Anniversary of your Ordination
Fr. Sheahan!
You are a gift to so many. Thank you for your faithful service to our Church.
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This weekend after 7:30 & 9am masses.
Pancake Breakfast brought to you by the Knights of Columbus. All proceeds will be benefit the St. Madeline Sophia Center.
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The Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord isn’t about absence; it’s about presence in a new way.
Just like Christ remains with us through the Spirit, we are reminded that even when our loved ones are out of reach, our prayers, love, and example continue to shape them.
Today, we pray for the grace to let go in love and lead with hope.
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Our newly ordained Deacon Bobby Enhow celebrated his first Mass this morning.
May the Holy Spirit guide and strengthen Deacon Bobby to be a faithful worker in our Lord’s vineyard here at Sacred Heart Parish.
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Congratulations to newly ordained Deacon Bobby Enhow.
Deacon Bobby was ordained Saturday surrounded by some folks from our Parish.
Bobby is a retired Marine, parishioner of Sacred Heart for 22 years, married to Colette, and they have 4 adult children.
Please congratulate Bobby and his family after the 9am Mass today.
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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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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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