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Parish Stewardship: Putting My Parish First for Lent Because I am GRATEFUL
February 23, 2020
“…by this all will know that you are my disciples…” Jn13:35 Attend parish events. Although Mass is our central focus, other parish ministries, activities and events help to increase spirituality …Read More
Stewardship and Lent
February 16, 2020
When Jesus was about 30 years old, he left his home in Nazareth. He left the security of his family and the trade that he had been practicing for several …Read More
Stewardship Saints for February
February 9, 2020
February 10 Scholastica (480-547) St. Scholastica was born in Italy, the twin sister of St. Benedict, founder of the Benedictines. She was consecrated to God “from her earliest years” and …Read More
Stewardship of Treasure
February 2, 2020
This is the start of a new year. A Year of Gratitude to the parish. It may be a time to reevaluate what opportunities we are missing for future gifts …Read More

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A man walked into a bar and saw an old friend nursing a drink and looking despondent! “You look terrible,” he said. “Well, I am,” replied the friend. “My mother died in April – and left me $50,000. Then in May, my father died. And he left me $100,000. “Gee that’s tough, losing both parents in just two months.” “AND, to top it off, my favorite aunt died last month, and left me $1,000,000!” [ 949 more words ]
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Homily for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time 2019

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The story is told of a BLIND, POOR and CHILDLESS OLD MAN who came to the “Wailing Wall,” in Jerusalem, each day, to talk to God and ask that his fortunes be reversed. One day, he heard the voice of God say: “I’ll answer your prayers. I’ll give you ONE THING. What do you WANT MOST?” --- Thrown into an emotional turmoil of indecisiveness - the man AGONIZED over his OPTIONS. [ 1,578 more word ]
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Homily for the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2019

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I’ve repeated Fr Jerry’s tale to numerous friends!!! 🤣

A battleship was out at sea participating in naval maneuvers, when an Ensign raced to the bridge, waving a piece of paper. “Captain,” he said breathlessly, “there’s a message for you from the Admiral!” “Well, read it!” growled the Captain. Reluctantly, the Ensign began to read: “Of all the blundering, bone-headed nincompoops in this world, you take the cake!” The bumbling Captain looked confused for a moment and then GAVE THE ORDER: “Have that message DECODED at once!” [ 810 more words ]
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Homily for the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2019

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A young mother was having one of the worst days of her life. Her husband lost his job; the water heater exploded; the postman brought a stack of bills she couldn’t pay; her hair was a mess; and she felt fat and ugly. She was almost at the “breaking point” as she lifted her little one-year-old into his highchair, leaned her head over against the tray, and began to cry. [ 584 more words ]
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Homily for the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2019

A young mother was having one of the worst days of her life. Her husband lost his job; the water heater exploded; the postman brought a stack of bills she couldn’t pay; her hair was a mess; a…

In yet another war of ethnic cleansing, a young mother was murdered, leaving behind only her husband and her little boy. The man traveled far and wide, looking for work while his little son stayed with friends. After a long absence, the father came home only to find that his village had been destroyed, and that all his friends were gone. [ 1,023 more word ]
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Homily for the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2019

In yet another war of ethnic cleansing, a young mother was murdered, leaving behind only her husband and her little boy. The man traveled far and wide, looking for work while his little son s…

Homily Second Sunday of Easter 2018 – All Hallows (B) A car was involved in an accident. A large crowd gathered. A newspaper reporter, anxious to get his story, couldn’t get near the car. So, being a clever sort, he started shouting loudly, “Let me through! Let me through! I’m the victim’s son!” --- With that the crowd made way for him. [ 1,733 more word ]
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Homily Second Sunday of Easter 2018 – All Hallows (B) A car was involved in an accident. A large crowd gathered. A newspaper reporter, anxious to get his story, couldn’t get near the c…

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That’s right, there are no “volunteers” at the parish. In our Church, we are called and gifted by God to all the activities and all the service that make up parish life. We are stewards of the gifts when we hear the call and say “yes”. This is where we begin the journey to stewardship as a way of life. [ 218 more words ]
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“You cannot volunteer at All Hallows”

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“How can I repay the Lord for all the good done for me? I will raise the cup of salvation and call on the name of the Lord.” (Ps 116:12-13) Today so many Catholics come to worship and receive the Eucharist. In Stewardship: A Disciple’s Response. The United States Bishops’ emphasize the importance of combining worship and service in what they call Eucharistic stewardship. [ 260 more words ]
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Stewardship and Easter Love

Most people associate “stewardship” with some kind of giving. It might be a special gesture as we come to the close of this time of year to honor our Lenten commitment to almsgiving which brings joy and blessings. At Easter, when thoughts of joy are common, it could be the time when the stewardship way of life is “found” by our consciousness and treasured by our faith. [ 257 more words ]
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