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We are called to recognize that each one of us is a beloved child of God and to respond in love to that reality. #CivilizeIt is a non-partisan call to focus on the dignity of all people, even when we disagree, and to put faith in action by bearing witness to a better way forward. Pledge civility, clarity, and compassion this election year #civilizit2020.

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We are called to recognize that each one of us is a beloved child of God and to respond in love to that reality. #CivilizeIt is a non-partisan call to focus on the dignity of all people, even when we disagree, and to put faith in action by bearing witness to a better way forward. Pledge civility, clarity, and compassion this election year #CivilizIt2020.

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707 YOUTH MINISTRY
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Feed the hungry.
Give drink to the thirsty.
Clothe the naked.
Shelter the homeless... ... See MoreSee Less

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Give drink to the thirsty.
Clothe the naked.
Shelter the homeless...

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Ash Wednesday is February 26th and marks the beginning of the Lenten Season as we “turn away from sin and believe in the Gospel”.
The mark of ash
rubbed onto our foreheads
is made in the shape of a cross.
Thus it is not only a reminder
of our own mortality
(and consequently, how we should live)
but also a reminder of the sacrificial love of the one who suffered and died in our place,
the one who loved us and gave himself for us,
the one who died that we might live,
the one who rose that first Easter morn,
and calls us to eternal life with Him. And we celebrate this mystery,
with the treasure of his Word,
the rich heritage of a living faith that both connects us to those before us and enlightens, instructs and encourages us as His disciples today.
This is a Living Word that draws us to the Eucharistic Table,
the many now one body
in the treasure of his body,
sharing the new and everlasting covenant in the bread and the wine,
given for the forgiveness of sin,
for such is the richness of his love for us.
See you at Mass, as we begin the journey together, from Ashes to Easter Joy! ... See MoreSee Less

Ash Wednesday is February 26th and marks the beginning of the Lenten Season as we “turn away from sin and believe in the Gospel”.
The mark of ash
rubbed onto our foreheads
is made in the shape of a cross.
Thus it is not only a reminder
of our own mortality
(and consequently, how we should live)
but also a reminder of the sacrificial love of the one who suffered and died in our place,
the one who loved us and gave himself for us,
the one who died that we might live,
the one who rose that first Easter morn,
and calls us to eternal life with Him. And we celebrate this mystery,
with the treasure of his Word,
the rich heritage of a living faith that both connects us to those before us and enlightens, instructs and encourages us as His disciples today.
This is a Living Word that draws us to the Eucharistic Table,
the many now one body
in the treasure of his body,
sharing the new and everlasting covenant in the bread and the wine,
given for the forgiveness of sin,
for such is the richness of his love for us.
See you at Mass, as we begin the journey together, from Ashes to Easter Joy!

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

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Let's pause and pray,
right now,
for one another
and for all who will come to church tomorrow,
on Ash Wednesday...

Let's pray for a new beginning in faith,
a new beginning in prayer,
a new beginning with God...

Let's pray for a season of serving others
especially those most in need...

Let's pray for a springtime
of renewal in faith,
leading us to Easter
and the peace of the Risen Jesus...

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Lets pause and pray,
right now,
for one another
and for all who will come to church tomorrow,
on Ash Wednesday...

Lets pray for a new beginning in faith,
a new beginning in prayer,
a new beginning with God...

Lets pray for a season of serving others
especially those most in need...

Lets pray for a springtime
of renewal in faith,
leading us to Easter
and the peace of the Risen Jesus...

Amen.

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Thanks to these 8th grade students for helping us with the delivery of our new Chapel chairs!

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Monday, Feb 24, 2020
Let your doubt strengthen your faith
Faith is a gift that invites us to believe in that which cannot be seen with our eyes, only our hearts. So it is not unusual to experience some doubts along life’s way. A sudden death, a violent crime, or nothing you can pinpoint can trigger doubts. When doubts arise, do not be afraid. Do not run from the questions but trust that facing them can lead you to a deeper faith. When darkness clouds what you once took for granted, speak honestly to God even if you doubt God is listening, read God’s word in scripture for each day, and beg the unseen God to increase your faith, as the Catechism puts it.
TODAY'S GOSPEL: Mark 9:14-29 “I do believe! Help my unbelief.”
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Monday, Feb 24, 2020
Let your doubt strengthen your faith
Faith is a gift that invites us to believe in that which cannot be seen with our eyes, only our hearts. So it is not unusual to experience some doubts along life’s way. A sudden death, a violent crime, or nothing you can pinpoint can trigger doubts. When doubts arise, do not be afraid. Do not run from the questions but trust that facing them can lead you to a deeper faith. When darkness clouds what you once took for granted, speak honestly to God even if you doubt God is listening, read God’s word in scripture for each day, and beg the unseen God to increase your faith, as the Catechism puts it.
TODAYS GOSPEL: Mark 9:14-29 “I do believe! Help my unbelief.”
#takefiveforfaith

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The Eucharist spurs us to respect and revere everything — ourselves, our neighbor, the Earth. The real presence is in us and through us and all around us.

St. Teresa of Avila (1515-82), the mystical doctor of the church who saw all things with the eye of her soul, famously wrote: "Christ has no body on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes with which he looks compassionately on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good. Yours are the hands with which he blesses all the world. Christ has no body now on earth but yours!" ... See MoreSee Less

The Eucharist spurs us to respect and revere everything — ourselves, our neighbor, the Earth. The real presence is in us and through us and all around us.

St. Teresa of Avila (1515-82), the mystical doctor of the church who saw all things with the eye of her soul, famously wrote: Christ has no body on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes with which he looks compassionately on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good. Yours are the hands with which he blesses all the world. Christ has no body now on earth but yours!

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We are called to recognize that each one of us is

We are called to recognize that each one of us is a beloved child of God and to respond in love to that reality. #CivilizeIt is a non-partisan call to focus on the dignity of all people, even when we disagree, and to put faith in action by bearing witness to a better way forward. Pledge civility, clarity, and compassion this election year #CivilizIt2020

707 YOUTH MINISTRY Corporal Works of Mercy in acti

707 YOUTH MINISTRY
Corporal Works of Mercy in action

Feed the hungry.
Give drink to the thirsty.
Clothe the naked.
Shelter the homeless...

Ash Wednesday is February 26th and marks the begin

Ash Wednesday is February 26th and marks the beginning of the Lenten Season as we “turn away from sin and believe in the Gospel”. The mark of ash rubbed onto our foreheads
is made in the shape of a cross.
Thus it is not only a reminder of our own mortality (and consequently, how we should live)
but also a reminder of the sacrificial love of the one who suffered and died in our place,
the one who loved us and gave himself for us,
the one who died that we might live,
the one who rose that first Easter morn,
and calls us to eternal life with Him. And we celebrate this mystery,
with the treasure of his Word,
the rich heritage of a living faith that both connects us to those before us and enlightens, instructs and encourages us as His disciples today.
This is a Living Word
that draws us to the Eucharistic Table,
the many now one body
in the treasure of his body,
sharing the new and everlasting covenant in the bread and the wine,
given for the forgiveness of sin,
for such is the richness of his love for us.
See you at Mass, as we begin the journey together, from Ashes to Easter Joy!

Let's pause and pray, right now, for one another

Let's pause and pray,
right now,
for one another
and for all who will come to church tomorrow,
on Ash Wednesday... Let's pray for a new beginning in faith,
a new beginning in prayer,
a new beginning with God... Let's pray for a season of serving others
especially those most in need... Let's pray for a springtime
of renewal in faith,
leading us to Easter
and the peace of the Risen Jesus... Amen.

Thanks to these 8th grade students for helping us

Thanks to these 8th grade students for helping us with the delivery of our new Chapel chairs!

Monday, Feb 24, 2020 Let your doubt strengthen yo

Monday, Feb 24, 2020
Let your doubt strengthen your faith
Faith is a gift that invites us to believe in that which cannot be seen with our eyes, only our hearts. So it is not unusual to experience some doubts along life’s way. A sudden death, a violent crime, or nothing you can pinpoint can trigger doubts. When doubts arise, do not be afraid. Do not run from the questions but trust that facing them can lead you to a deeper faith. When darkness clouds what you once took for granted, speak honestly to God even if you doubt God is listening, read God’s word in scripture for each day, and beg the unseen God to increase your faith, as the Catechism puts it.
TODAY'S GOSPEL: Mark 9:14-29 “I do believe! Help my unbelief.”
#takefiveforfaith

The Eucharist spurs us to respect and revere every

The Eucharist spurs us to respect and revere everything — ourselves, our neighbor, the Earth. The real presence is in us and through us and all around us.

St. Teresa of Avila (1515-82), the mystical doctor of the church who saw all things with the eye of her soul, famously wrote: "Christ has no body on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes with which he looks compassionately on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good. Yours are the hands with which he blesses all the world. Christ has no body now on earth but yours!"

Saturday, Feb 22, 2020 FEAST OF THE CHAIR OF SAIN

Saturday, Feb 22, 2020
FEAST OF THE CHAIR OF SAINT PETER THE APOSTLE
The successors of Peter
This isn’t the feast day of a piece of furniture. “Chair” holds the meaning of a person presiding over a meeting or a group. In this case, “chair” refers to the office of Saint Peter, who presided over what would become the early church. It’s interesting to note that technically speaking, popes do not succeed each other, e.g., Francis did not succeed Benedict. Rather all popes are the successors of Saint Peter. He is not only the proto-pope, he is the eternal pope who presides over the church through the popes of history. Pray for our pope. The whole world is his parish.
TODAY'S READINGS: 1 Peter 5:1-4; Matthew 16:13-19 “You are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church.”
#takefiveforfaith

There are times, Lord, times that come too often,

There are times, Lord,
times that come too often,
times when I lose sight of you
- as when two friends in a crowd
separate from each other:
not an intentional disconnection,
not a calculated leave-taking,
but a gradual drifting apart
on waves of listless inattention
and careless distraction... I wander aimlessly until I realize
I'm lost without you:
I lose my way
and my sense of direction
on my journey's path... But when I find I'm lost
you're still there,
right there in the crowded confusion
of all that swept me from your side... You, of course, had never left me:
it was I who lost touch
with you and your guiding hand
and your strong arm
holding me close by your side... And what a joy, blessing and comfort, Lord,
to find you again
and know I'm not alone,
that I've found my way and my truth and my life
in you... Make me mindful of your company, Lord,
lest the crush of crowded days
find me drifting, again, from the place I want to be:
the sanctuary of your Spirit
where I find your protection and peace... Amen.
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Lost in the Crowd by Elinore Schnurr

Know this, my dear brothers and sisters: everyone

Know this, my dear brothers and sisters:
everyone should be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger
for anger does not accomplish
the righteousness of God.
Therefore, put away all filth and evil excess
and humbly welcome the word that has been planted in you
and is able to save your souls.
Be doers of the word and not hearers only, deluding yourselves.
For if anyone is a hearer of the word and not a doer,
he is like a man who looks at his own face in a mirror.
He sees himself, then goes off and promptly forgets
what he looked like.
But the one who peers into the perfect law of freedom and perseveres,
and is not a hearer who forgets but a doer who acts;
such a one shall be blessed in what he does.
If anyone thinks he is religious and does not bridle his tongue
but deceives his heart, his religion is vain.
Religion that is pure and undefiled before God and the Father is this:
to care for orphans and widows in their affliction
and to keep oneself unstained by the world.
James 1:19-27

Our first Ultreya of 2020 will be on March 8th! F

Our first Ultreya of 2020 will be on March 8th! Feel free to invite anyone you wish to join us - this is an open invitation to learn a little about what we do in our Cursillo Community, in hopes they can someday make a weekend. Pot luck dinner at 5pm and evening’s program just before 6p. Because of parish construction, we are still meeting in the garden behind the parish off the alley where you get your coffee & donuts on Sunday mornings. This will be our last night under the stars and then we will be meeting in the new parish center!!!

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