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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado
21 hours ago
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

Saint John Chrysostom was a priest given the nickname Chrysostom - “Golden Mouth” for his preaching. He wrote of the gifts of friendship.
When we think about poverty, we usually think of the poor in material things. But we can have a poverty of spirit, too- hard times, loneliness, heavy worries or illness.
St John Chrystosom said, “With friends, even poverty is pleasant. Words cannot express the joy a friend imparts. It would be better for us that the sun were exhausted than that we should be without friends.”
Take time to thank God for the special friends in your life today.
And remember, He calls us friends.
📸Tori and her friend Adrian having fun
Via Maria Nagy-Open Hearts
#exceptionalfamiliesministry
#hecallsusfriends
#openhearts
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Saint John Chrysostom was a priest given the nickname Chrysostom - “Golden Mouth” for his preaching. He wrote of the gifts of friendship. 
When we think about poverty, we usually think of the poor in material things. But we can have a poverty of spirit, too- hard times, loneliness, heavy worries or illness. 
St John Chrystosom said, “With friends, even poverty is pleasant. Words cannot express the joy a friend imparts. It would be better for us that the sun were exhausted than that we should be without friends.” 
Take time to thank God for the special friends in your life today. 
And remember, He calls us friends.
📸Tori and her friend Adrian having fun
Via Maria Nagy-Open Hearts 
#exceptionalfamiliesministry 
#hecallsusfriends 
#openhearts
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As we begin Holy Week this Sunday, our readings take us from the joy and Hosannas of Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem to a profound contemplation of his suffering and death.
In the Gospel of Palm Sunday we hear the Passion narrative of St Matthew, in which Jesus is betrayed, mocked, denied, accused and crucified. His body is laid in the tomb, and a guard is placed to secure it.

This week, may we follow Christ in his Passion, holding each other, and our suffering and tortured world, in prayer. May Mary be with us in this journey and help us understand the value of following the example of her Son in our living and our loving.
📸Mural in the Magdala Center, Archaeological site of a village (named Migdal in Hebrew), said to be the home of Mary Magdalene, and contains the walls of a synagogue dating back to the time of Jesus.
Migdal, Israel
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As we begin Holy Week this Sunday, our readings take us from the joy and Hosannas of Jesuss triumphant entry into Jerusalem to a profound contemplation of his suffering and death.
In the Gospel of Palm Sunday we hear the Passion narrative of St Matthew, in which Jesus is betrayed, mocked, denied, accused and crucified. His body is laid in the tomb, and a guard is placed to secure it.

This week, may we follow Christ in his Passion, holding each other, and our suffering and tortured world, in prayer. May Mary be with us in this journey and help us understand the value of following the example of her Son in our living and our loving. 
📸Mural in the Magdala Center, Archaeological site of a village (named Migdal in Hebrew), said to be the home of Mary Magdalene, and contains the walls of a synagogue dating back to the time of Jesus. 
Migdal, Israel
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If today you hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.
Psalm 95:8
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If today you hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.
Psalm 95:8
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Here’s a tip for prayer when you’re busy and your head is full …
What is a ‘body’ prayer that helps you?
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Here’s a tip for prayer when you’re busy and your head is full …
What is a ‘body’ prayer that helps you?
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Help your unbelief

Can a believer doubt? It can be a relief to learn that a whole school of thought among Catholic theologians asserts that doubt, while seemingly corrosive, can actually bolster faith in the end. Doubt can lead to exploration, which often leads to better understanding, greater clarity, or sometimes simply a willingness to not know, to live without all questions fully answered, leaning into religious practice with an open heart. Most would call that an adult faith. What questions nag at you? Doubt, dig, and remain open to God.

TODAY'S READINGS: Genesis 17:3-9; John 8:51-59. "Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever keeps my word will never see death." #takefiveforfaith
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Help your unbelief

Can a believer doubt? It can be a relief to learn that a whole school of thought among Catholic theologians asserts that doubt, while seemingly corrosive, can actually bolster faith in the end. Doubt can lead to exploration, which often leads to better understanding, greater clarity, or sometimes simply a willingness to not know, to live without all questions fully answered, leaning into religious practice with an open heart. Most would call that an adult faith. What questions nag at you? Doubt, dig, and remain open to God.

TODAYS READINGS: Genesis 17:3-9; John 8:51-59. Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever keeps my word will never see death. #takefiveforfaith
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You are invited to download our 2023 Earth Day program, "Simple Living: God's Vision of Abundant Life!" This resource contains prayers, readings, a video, discussion questions, and suggested actions.

Consider using this program in your Catholic community to commemorate #EarthDay or the anniversary of #LaudatoSi, and discover ways to live more simply, more sustainably, and more "abundantly".

Download the program here: catholicclimatecovenant.salsalabs.org/earthday2023downloadform/index.html
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Please pray for Pope Francis's recovery from his respiratory infection, which has landed him in the hospital for a few days. Please pray to Our Lady of Lourdes for the Holy Father's swift and easy recovery. ... See MoreSee Less

Please pray for Pope Franciss recovery from his respiratory infection, which has landed him in the hospital for a few days. Please pray to Our Lady of Lourdes for the Holy Fathers swift and easy recovery.
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2 days ago
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Coronado

Divine love is like fire which will not let itself be shut up, for it is impossible to love God and not extend God’s honour.
- Mary Ward
Founder of the Loreto sisters and the IBVMs, now called the Congregation of Jesus.
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Divine love is like fire which will not let itself be shut up, for it is impossible to love God and not extend God’s honour.
- Mary Ward
Founder of the Loreto sisters and the IBVMs, now called the Congregation of Jesus.
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2 days ago
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“Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego,
who sent his angel to deliver the servants who trusted in him”
Daniel 3:95
#dailyingodsword
Here’s a bit of fun prompted by the days first reading.
If you are a child of the late 60’s-‘70’s you may well remember this popular song. And if you do, it’s probably stuck in your head now.

Jesus is a soul man,
Jesus is a soul man,
Jesus is a soul man,
And I'm sure sold on Him.

Oh they say that he's a square,
That Jesus, He ain't nowhere.
I know better, He lives in my heart.
Jesus is a soul man.

You can find Him in the Bible pages.
Jesus - he's the rock of ages.
Hides me in the cleft of the rock.
Jesus is a soul man.

He calms the waves when the storm is ragin'.
Keeps me safe when the devils ravin'.
He's my staff, he's my sword and my shield.
Jesus is a soul man.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego,
The king, he said, In the fire you must go.
He found out that the fire wouldn't burn em.
They were saved by the soul man.

*Read Daniel 3, and the wondrous litany of praise amidst the fire that Abednigo sang.
bible.usccb.org/bible/daniel/3

And sing along to the soul man.
youtu.be/vLZkJ5xcT7w
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“Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego,
who sent his angel to deliver the servants who trusted in him”
Daniel 3:95 
#dailyingodsword
Here’s a bit of fun prompted by the days first reading. 
If you are a child of the late 60’s-‘70’s you may well remember this popular song. And if you do, it’s probably stuck in your head now.

Jesus is a soul man,
Jesus is a soul man,
Jesus is a soul man,
And Im sure sold on Him.

Oh they say that hes a square,
That Jesus, He aint nowhere.
I know better, He lives in my heart.
Jesus is a soul man.

You can find Him in the Bible pages.
Jesus - hes the rock of ages.
Hides me in the cleft of the rock.
Jesus is a soul man.

He calms the waves when the storm is ragin.
Keeps me safe when the devils ravin.
Hes my staff, hes my sword and my shield.
Jesus is a soul man.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego,
The king, he said, In the fire you must go.
He found out that the fire wouldnt burn em.
They were saved by the soul man.

*Read Daniel 3, and the wondrous litany of praise amidst the fire that Abednigo sang. 
https://bible.usccb.org/bible/daniel/3

And sing along to the soul man. 
https://youtu.be/vLZkJ5xcT7w
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3 days ago
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2nd Annual Sacred Heart Religion Bee Winners
SHPS students had the 40 days in Lent to study their Religion Bee study guide. Last week teachers held classroom Religion Bee's to select the top 5 students (grades 2-5) and 3 students (middle school) from each class to represent their grade in the official Religion Bee.

A Religion Bee is similar to a Spelling Bee. Students are asked questions from their study guide individually, on stage at the microphone.
Congratulations to our winners and great work all, growing in your knowledge of our Catholic faith and having fun while doing so! ❤️🙏🏆✝️
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2nd Annual Sacred Heart Religion Bee Winners
SHPS students had the 40 days in Lent to study their Religion Bee study guide. Last week teachers held classroom Religion Bees to select the top 5 students (grades 2-5) and 3 students (middle school) from each class to represent their grade in the official Religion Bee.

A Religion Bee is similar to a Spelling Bee. Students are asked questions from their study guide individually, on stage at the microphone. 
Congratulations to our winners and great work all, growing in your knowledge of our Catholic faith and having fun while doing so! ❤️🙏🏆✝️Image attachmentImage attachment
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Saint John Chrysostom was a priest given the nickn Saint John Chrysostom was a priest given the nickname Chrysostom - “Golden Mouth” for his preaching. He wrote of the gifts of friendship. 
When we think about poverty, we usually think of the poor in material things. But we can have a poverty of spirit, too- hard times, loneliness, heavy worries or illness. 
St John Chrystosom said, “With friends, even poverty is pleasant. Words cannot express the joy a friend imparts. It would be better for us that the sun were exhausted than that we should be without friends.” 
Take time to thank God for the special friends in your life today. 
And remember, He calls us friends.
📸Tori and her friend Adrian having fun
Via Maria Nagy-Open Hearts 
#exceptionalfamiliesministry 
#hecallsusfriends 
#openhearts
For a non-violent culture – The Pope Video 4 – For a non-violent culture – The Pope Video 4 – April 2023
Let us all resolve to strongly support non-violence. As the Pope says, “Living, speaking, and acting without violence is not surrendering, losing or giving up anything, but aspiring to everything.” This year marks the 60th anniversary of St. John XXIII’s Encyclical Pacem in Terris, and Francis brings the message of this encyclical back to the forefront by reminding us that “Any war, any armed confrontation, always ends in defeat for all.” In his April video, produced by the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, he makes a request at the end: “Let us make non-violence a guide for our actions, both in daily life and in international relations”.
@Franciscus 

#Peace #ThePopeVideo #NonViolence #Disarmament
As we begin Holy Week this Sunday, our readings ta As we begin Holy Week this Sunday, our readings take us from the joy and Hosannas of Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem to a profound contemplation of his suffering and death.
In the Gospel of Palm Sunday we hear the Passion narrative of St Matthew, in which Jesus is betrayed, mocked, denied, accused and crucified. His body is laid in the tomb, and a guard is placed to secure it.

This week, may we follow Christ in his Passion, holding each other, and our suffering and tortured world, in prayer. May Mary be with us in this journey and help us understand the value of following the example of her Son in our living and our loving. 
📸Mural in the Magdala Center, Archaeological site of a village (named Migdal in Hebrew), said to be the home of Mary Magdalene, and contains the walls of a synagogue dating back to the time of Jesus. 
Migdal, Israel
If today you hear his voice, harden not your heart If today you hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.
Psalm 95:8
Here’s a tip for prayer when you’re busy and y Here’s a tip for prayer when you’re busy and your head is full …
What is a ‘body’ prayer that helps you?
Help your unbelief Can a believer doubt? It can b Help your unbelief

Can a believer doubt? It can be a relief to learn that a whole school of thought among Catholic theologians asserts that doubt, while seemingly corrosive, can actually bolster faith in the end. Doubt can lead to exploration, which often leads to better understanding, greater clarity, or sometimes simply a willingness to not know, to live without all questions fully answered, leaning into religious practice with an open heart. Most would call that an adult faith. What questions nag at you? Doubt, dig, and remain open to God.

TODAY'S READINGS: Genesis 17:3-9; John 8:51-59. "Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever keeps my word will never see death." #takefiveforfaith
Let's pray for Pope Francis's recovery from his re Let's pray for Pope Francis's recovery from his respiratory infection, which has landed him in the hospital for a few days. Please pray to Our Lady of Lourdes for the Holy Father's swift and easy recovery.
Divine love is like fire which will not let itself Divine love is like fire which will not let itself be shut up, for it is impossible to love God and not extend God’s honour.
- Mary Ward
Founder of the Loreto sisters and the IBVMs, now called the Congregation of Jesus.
“Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Ab “Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego,
who sent his angel to deliver the servants who trusted in him”
Daniel 3:95 
#dailyingodsword
Here’s a bit of fun prompted by the days first reading. 
If you are a child of the late 60’s-‘70’s you may well remember this popular song. And if you do, it’s probably stuck in your head now.

Jesus is a soul man,
Jesus is a soul man,
Jesus is a soul man,
And I'm sure sold on Him.

Oh they say that he's a square,
That Jesus, He ain't nowhere.
I know better, He lives in my heart.
Jesus is a soul man.

You can find Him in the Bible pages.
Jesus - he's the rock of ages.
Hides me in the cleft of the rock.
Jesus is a soul man.

He calms the waves when the storm is ragin'.
Keeps me safe when the devils ravin'.
He's my staff, he's my sword and my shield.
Jesus is a soul man.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego,
The king, he said, In the fire you must go.
He found out that the fire wouldn't burn em.
They were saved by the soul man.

*Read Daniel 3, and the wondrous litany of praise amidst the fire that Abednigo sang. And sing along to the soul man. (Links in bio)
2nd Annual Sacred Heart Religion Bee Winners SHPS 2nd Annual Sacred Heart Religion Bee Winners
SHPS students had the 40 days in Lent to study their Religion Bee study guide. Last week teachers held classroom Religion Bee's to select the top 5 students (grades 2-5) and 3 students (middle school) from each class to represent their grade in the official Religion Bee.

A Religion Bee is similar to a Spelling Bee. Students are asked questions from their study guide individually, on stage at the microphone. 
Congratulations to our winners and great work all, growing in your knowledge of our Catholic faith and having fun while doing so! ❤️🙏🏆✝️
May we begin every day— open and unafraid… ❤ May we begin every day— open and unafraid… ❤️
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“Each day holds a surprise. But only if we expect it can we see, hear, or feel it when it comes to us. Let’s not be afraid to receive each day’s surprise, whether it comes to us as sorrow or as joy. It will open a new place in our hearts, a place where we can welcome new friends and celebrate more fully our shared humanity.” - Henri Nouwen
Happy birthday to Saint John Neumann today—nickn Happy birthday to Saint John Neumann today—nicknamed the “little bishop” not only for his stature but for the humility that came from his Redemptorist vow of poverty, which he honored even after becoming bishop of Philadelphia. Neumann’s simplicity invites rich reflection for Lent. “Our great mistake is that we allow ourselves to be deceived by the spirit of worldly shrewdness, the desire for fame, and the love of comfort,” he wrote to a fellow priest. “The principles of faith fade out of our hearts in proportion as we allow the principles of the world to come in.” Simplify your life to make more room for what feeds your faith.

TODAY'S READINGS: Numbers 21:4-9; John 8:21-30. "You belong to this world, but I do not belong to this world."
#takefiveforfaith
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