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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

11 hours ago

Saturday, Jul 31, 2021
MEMORIAL OF IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA, PRIEST
Book your biblical excursion

Never underestimate the power of a book to change lives or history. Ignatius of Loyola was a young Spanish soldier from a prominent military family. While recovering from a serious war injury, he came upon Vita Christi, a spiritual biography of the life of Christ by 14th-century German Catholic monk Ludolph of Saxony. In the book he found the meditative technique of immersing oneself in a biblical scene from the life of Jesus. The book changed Ignatius’ life, and the technique became foundational to the development of Ignatian spirituality and the famed Spiritual Exercises. Try the technique: Open a gospel, read a story, and place yourself at the scene. Really be there. See what happens.

TODAY'S READINGS: Leviticus 25:1, 8-17; Matthew 14:1-12. “This fiftieth year you shall make sacred by proclaiming liberty in the land for all its inhabitants. It shall be a jubilee for you.” #takefiveforfaith ... See MoreSee Less

Saturday, Jul 31, 2021
MEMORIAL OF IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA, PRIEST
Book your biblical excursion

Never underestimate the power of a book to change lives or history. Ignatius of Loyola was a young Spanish soldier from a prominent military family. While recovering from a serious war injury, he came upon Vita Christi, a spiritual biography of the life of Christ by 14th-century German Catholic monk Ludolph of Saxony. In the book he found the meditative technique of immersing oneself in a biblical scene from the life of Jesus. The book changed Ignatius’ life, and the technique became foundational to the development of Ignatian spirituality and the famed Spiritual Exercises. Try the technique: Open a gospel, read a story, and place yourself at the scene. Really be there. See what happens.

TODAYS READINGS: Leviticus 25:1, 8-17; Matthew 14:1-12. “This fiftieth year you shall make sacred by proclaiming liberty in the land for all its inhabitants. It shall be a jubilee for you.” #takefiveforfaith

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Let us entrust to Mary, Help of Christians all who work for peace, for dialogue between nations, for service to the poor, for the care of creation, and for the victory of humanity over every disease of body, heart and soul.
-Pope Francis
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Let us entrust to Mary, Help of Christians all who work for peace, for dialogue between nations, for service to the poor, for the care of creation, and for the victory of humanity over every disease of body, heart and soul.
-Pope Francis
#saturdayswithmary

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

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A Prayer by Henri Nouwen
Dear God,

As you draw me ever deeper into your heart, I discover that my companions on the journey are women and men loved by you as fully and as intimately as I am. In your compassionate heart, there is a place for all of them. No one is excluded.

Give me a share in your compassion, dear God, so that your unlimited love may become visible in the way I love my brothers and sisters.

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A Prayer by Henri Nouwen
Dear God,

As you draw me ever deeper into your heart, I discover that my companions on the journey are women and men loved by you as fully and as intimately as I am. In your compassionate heart, there is a place for all of them. No one is excluded.

Give me a share in your compassion, dear God, so that your unlimited love may become visible in the way I love my brothers and sisters.

Amen.

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

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TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO VOTE!
The new Parish Center has been nominated for an Orchid through the San Diego architectural Foundation.

This is a People’s Choice Award that is reviewed by public viewing and comments.

Participation is critical for the People’s Choice award so make sure to create as much ‘buzz’ around our project as possible. We have only today to compete for the short list, then voting will take place from August 1-31.

Sacred Heart - New Chapel, Parish Hall, Courtyard & Office - Orchids & Onions

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Sacred Heart - New Chapel, Parish Hall, Courtyard & Office - Orchids & Onions

www.orchidsandonions.org

The new chapel, parish hall, courtyard and offices for Sacred Heart Church were designed with sympathy for the existing historic structures. The parish is a designated historical site containing the church, designed by Lewis Gill, the nephew and partner of Irving Gill, dedicated in 1920; a convent,....

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Alleluia, alleluia.
The word of the Lord remains forever;
This is the word that has been proclaimed to you.
1 Peter 1:25
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Alleluia, alleluia.
The word of the Lord remains forever;
This is the word that has been proclaimed to you.
1 Peter 1:25
#dailyingodsword

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Friday, Jul 30, 2021
Open the door to your ministry

Do you ever think about your daily activities as a ministry? No activity is outside the realm of a possible ministry. Take Blessed Solanus Casey, for example. One of Solanus’ jobs was as a porter, that is, a door keeper. Open/shut case, right? Not at all! Solanus understood his simple job as being a true ministry, service of God through service of others. He did not merely answer the door; he opened his heart to everyone who entered. In doing so, Solanus was able to reflect God’s love and healing to others in a way that truly made a difference. How do you open your heart to others during your daily routine?

TODAY'S READINGS: Leviticus 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Matthew 13:54-58. “Is he not the carpenter’s son?” #takefiveforfaith ... See MoreSee Less

Friday, Jul 30, 2021
Open the door to your ministry

Do you ever think about your daily activities as a ministry? No activity is outside the realm of a possible ministry. Take Blessed Solanus Casey, for example. One of Solanus’ jobs was as a porter, that is, a door keeper. Open/shut case, right? Not at all! Solanus understood his simple job as being a true ministry, service of God through service of others. He did not merely answer the door; he opened his heart to everyone who entered. In doing so, Solanus was able to reflect God’s love and healing to others in a way that truly made a difference. How do you open your heart to others during your daily routine?

TODAYS READINGS: Leviticus 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Matthew 13:54-58. “Is he not the carpenter’s son?” #takefiveforfaith

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Ignatian Contemplation: Praying with Your Imagination

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Think you don't have an imagination? Here's why Ignatius felt imagination was so important to our prayer. Also, try our new Memory Recollection audio meditation.

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

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Our new Parish Center has been nominated for the Peoples Choice Award!
Please visit the link and comment to keep us in the running!
We will have until the end of July to compete for the short list based on likes and comments* through the link*
(not here, tho we do appreciate your ❤️👍💬) then voting will take place from August 1-31.
Thanks Sacred Heart!!! ... See MoreSee Less

Sacred Heart - New Chapel, Parish Hall, Courtyard & Office - Orchids & Onions

www.orchidsandonions.org

The new chapel, parish hall, courtyard and offices for Sacred Heart Church were designed with sympathy for the existing historic structures. The parish is a designated historical site containing the church, designed by Lewis Gill, the nephew and partner of Irving Gill, dedicated in 1920; a convent,....

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Free ebook!
To celebrate the Ignatian Year 2021-2022, the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius’ conversion, 26 contributors have come together to create a free e-book of Ignatian prayers, poems, reflections and illustrations entitled “Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places: Through the Year with Ignatian Spirituality.” Visit Jesuits.org -
lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/FcSDJ28
enter your information and then click the “Sign Up” button. Links to download the e-book will be e-mailed to you immediately. ... See MoreSee Less

Free ebook!
To celebrate the Ignatian Year 2021-2022, the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius’ conversion, 26 contributors have come together to create a free e-book of Ignatian prayers, poems, reflections and illustrations entitled “Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places: Through the Year with Ignatian Spirituality.” Visit Jesuits.org -
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/FcSDJ28
enter your information and then click the “Sign Up” button. Links to download the e-book will be e-mailed to you immediately.

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Today the church remembers Martha, and with her Mary and Lazarus, the family at Bethany who became close friends with Jesus and whose stories became intimately bound up with his. For her part, Martha seems to be known most by her shortcoming - her frustration in being left to do the chores of hospitality on her own without the help of her sister - yet she is a saint of the Church, a woman of great faith.
We too stand among a family of one sort or another, sharing the familiar struggles and hopes of daily life. It can feel sometimes like we too are 'best known' for our faults - you can fill in your own words here- even as we work to do good, to welcome and follow Christ.
May we take our lessons today from Martha. May you and I, and our families, be close friends with Jesus. And may that friendship shape us as we bring our needs to Him. May our stories, too, be intimately bound up with His... ... See MoreSee Less

Today the church remembers Martha, and with her Mary and Lazarus, the family at Bethany who became close friends with Jesus and whose stories became intimately bound up with his. For her part, Martha seems to be known most by her shortcoming - her frustration in being left to do the chores of hospitality on her own without the help of her sister - yet she is a saint of the Church, a woman of great faith.
We too stand among a family of one sort or another, sharing the familiar struggles and hopes of daily life. It can feel sometimes like we too are best known for our faults - you can fill in your own words here- even as we work to do good, to welcome and follow Christ.
May we take our lessons today from Martha. May you and I, and our families, be close friends with Jesus. And may that friendship shape us as we bring our needs to Him. May our stories, too, be intimately bound up with His...

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Saturday, Jul 31, 2021 MEMORIAL OF IGNATIUS OF LOY

Saturday, Jul 31, 2021
MEMORIAL OF IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA, PRIEST
Book your biblical excursion

Never underestimate the power of a book to change lives or history. Ignatius of Loyola was a young Spanish soldier from a prominent military family. While recovering from a serious war injury, he came upon Vita Christi, a spiritual biography of the life of Christ by 14th-century German Catholic monk Ludolph of Saxony. In the book he found the meditative technique of immersing oneself in a biblical scene from the life of Jesus. The book changed Ignatius’ life, and the technique became foundational to the development of Ignatian spirituality and the famed Spiritual Exercises. Try the technique: Open a gospel, read a story, and place yourself at the scene. Really be there. See what happens.

TODAY'S READINGS: Leviticus 25:1, 8-17; Matthew 14:1-12. “This fiftieth year you shall make sacred by proclaiming liberty in the land for all its inhabitants. It shall be a jubilee for you.” #takefiveforfaith

Let us entrust to Mary, Help of Christians all who

Let us entrust to Mary, Help of Christians all who work for peace, for dialogue between nations, for service to the poor, for the care of creation, and for the victory of humanity over every disease of body, heart and soul.
-Pope Francis
#saturdayswithmary

A Prayer by Henri Nouwen Dear God, As you draw me

A Prayer by Henri Nouwen
Dear God,

As you draw me ever deeper into your heart, I discover that my companions on the journey are women and men loved by you as fully and as intimately as I am. In your compassionate heart, there is a place for all of them. No one is excluded.

Give me a share in your compassion, dear God, so that your unlimited love may become visible in the way I love my brothers and sisters.

Amen.

Alleluia, alleluia. The word of the Lord remains f

Alleluia, alleluia.
The word of the Lord remains forever;
This is the word that has been proclaimed to you.
1 Peter 1:25
#dailyingodsword

Friday, Jul 30, 2021 Open the door to your ministr

Friday, Jul 30, 2021
Open the door to your ministry

Do you ever think about your daily activities as a ministry? No activity is outside the realm of a possible ministry. Take Blessed Solanus Casey, for example. One of Solanus’ jobs was as a porter, that is, a door keeper. Open/shut case, right? Not at all! Solanus understood his simple job as being a true ministry, service of God through service of others. He did not merely answer the door; he opened his heart to everyone who entered. In doing so, Solanus was able to reflect God’s love and healing to others in a way that truly made a difference. How do you open your heart to others during your daily routine?

TODAY'S READINGS: Leviticus 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Matthew 13:54-58. “Is he not the carpenter’s son?” #takefiveforfaith

Free ebook! To celebrate the Ignatian Year 2021-20

Free ebook!
To celebrate the Ignatian Year 2021-2022, the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius’ conversion, 26 contributors have come together to create a free e-book of Ignatian prayers, poems, reflections and illustrations entitled “Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places: Through the Year with Ignatian Spirituality.” Visit Jesuits.org - enter your information and then click the “Sign Up” button. Links to download the e-book will be e-mailed to you immediately.

Today the church remembers Martha, and with her Ma

Today the church remembers Martha, and with her Mary and Lazarus, the family at Bethany who became close friends with Jesus and whose stories became intimately bound up with his. For her part, Martha seems to be known most by her shortcoming - her frustration in being left to do the chores of hospitality on her own without the help of her sister - yet she is a saint of the Church, a woman of great faith.
We too stand among a family of one sort or another, sharing the familiar struggles and hopes of daily life. It can feel sometimes like we too are 'best known' for our faults - you can fill in your own words here- even as we work to do good, to welcome and follow Christ.
May we take our lessons today from Martha. May you and I, and our families, be close friends with Jesus. And may that friendship shape us as we bring our needs to Him. May our stories, too, be intimately bound up with His...

I am the light of the world, says the Lord; whoeve

I am the light of the world, says the Lord;
whoever follows me will have the light of life.
John 8:12
#dailyingodsword

I call you my friends, says the Lord, for I have m

I call you my friends, says the Lord,
for I have made known to you all that the Father has told me.
Alleluia, alleluia.
John 15:15
#dailyingodsword #hecallsusfriends
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707 high schoolers, Join us July 28: For a special

707 high schoolers, Join us July 28: For a special visit to Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcalá (12-3pm)

High School 707 is visiting Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcalá on Wednesday! We will do a self-guided tour throughout the mission & gardens to learn more about the history of California missions and Saint Junípero Serra. Will you be there? Meet us at the mission at 12pm! Families welcome to join in. Email Emily at Youth@sacredheartcor.org

Tuesday, Jul 27, 2021 Parables for the people Jes

Tuesday, Jul 27, 2021
Parables for the people

Jesus is famous for his use of parables—short metaphorical stories featuring people, places, and things utterly familiar to ordinary listeners—to get his often-countercultural point across. Typically, his parables are about the kingdom of God, which stands in stark contrast to the current world of his audience. For example, Matthew 13—which contains more parables than any other chapter in the Bible—contradicts conventional wisdom by pointing out how small things in this life—seeds and weeds, for example—are actually very big things. The parables of Jesus still teach us. Choose one to meditate on, rediscovering something wise to enlighten your day.

TODAY'S READINGS: Exodus 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28; Matthew 13:36-43. “Whoever has ears ought to hear.” #takefiveforfaith

Jesus spoke to them another parable. “The Kingdo

Jesus spoke to them another parable.
“The Kingdom of heaven is like yeast
that a woman took and mixed with three measures of wheat flour
until the whole batch was leavened.”
Matthew 13:33
#dailyingodsword

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