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The First Sunday of Advent
November 29, 2020
Today the church celebrates The First Sunday in Advent, which is the four-week season of eager anticipation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ on Christmas Day. Let …See More
St. Nicholas, Gifts and Stewardship
November 28, 2020
Next Sunday, December 6th we celebrate the feast day of St. Nicholas. There is more legend than fact in the story, but we do know that he was Bishop of …See More
The End of the Liturgical Year
November 28, 2020
Advent begins tomorrow, and today is the last day of the Liturgical Year. Father Jerry encourages us to bring light into the new year, to be a sign of God’s …See More
Friday of the 34th Week in Ordinary Time
November 27, 2020
Today the church celebrates Friday of the 34th week in ordinary time. “Soon our growing season begins to end. Summer gives way to Autumn; our final colors before we return …See More

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Today the church celebrates The First Sunday in Advent, which is the four-week season of eager anticipation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ on Christmas Day. Let us pray. Grant your faithful we pray Almighty God, the resolve to run forth to meet your Christ with righteous deeds, in His coming, so that gathered at his right hand, they may be worthy to possess the heavenly kingdom....

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The First Sunday of Advent

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Next Sunday, December 6th we celebrate the feast day of St. Nicholas. There is more legend than fact in the story, but we do know that he was Bishop of Myra in Turkey and was among those who signed the documents affirming the divinity of Christ promulgated at the Council of Nicea in 325. He must also have been a good steward, for many of the legends about him focus on his charity. ...

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St. Nicholas, Gifts and Stewardship

Next Sunday, December 6th we celebrate the feast day of St. Nicholas. There is more legend than fact in the story, but we do know that he was Bishop of Myra in Turkey and was among those who signe…

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Advent begins tomorrow, and today is the last day of the Liturgical Year. Father Jerry encourages us to bring light into the new year, to be a sign of God's compassion in our midst, to bring to birth the advent of the Christ of God. He offers, "May we decide that 2021, no matter what happens, will be a year of light over darkness, a year of hope over despair, a year of peace over anger, a year of community over division. We can choose what 2021 will be."

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3 days ago

Today the church celebrates Friday of the 34th week in ordinary time. "Soon our growing season begins to end. Summer gives way to Autumn; our final colors before we return to God who planted us," says Father Jerry. "The grayness of late November mirrors the fragility of our lives. These days on the edge of winter are signs that are growing season becomes shorter and our days to harvest become fewer." But there's good news... hear it in the new video above!

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4 days ago

Today is Father Jerry's favorite holiday. In his very emotional homily, he reminisces about traveling home, spending special time with each family member, sharing recipes, and hearing stories from around the dinner table. Click the video above and spend a few minutes celebrating with Father. It's a sure guarantee to drum up some of your own fond memories, adding to your list of so many things for which to be thankful.

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I know that some of you aren't particularly religious, but I wanted to share the homily my brother, Fr. Jerry, pastor at All Hallows Church gave today. It brought back many memories for me (and tears to my eyes) and perhaps it may do the same for you. This excerpt is 20 min. long, but I wanted to share it with you. May you and your family have a very Happy Thanksgiving!❤️

Same to you Morlane!🧡

5 days ago

Today the church celebrates The Feast of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, a virgin and martyr. Catherine was a learned woman of the early 4th Century who, according to legend following her conversion at the age of 18, preached the gospel throughout Alexandria in Egypt. While imprisoned by the Emperor Magnus Maximus, she converted both the Empress and the leader of the armed forces, and for this she was martyred....

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6 days ago

Today the church celebrates The Feast of Saint Andrew Dũng-Lạc, priest, martyr, and companions, also martyrs. During the 17th to the 19th centuries in Vietnam, some 130 Christians suffered cruel martyrdom, many by decapitation or strangulation. Today, 117 most of them killed between 1820 and 1840, are remembered. They include seven Dominicans, 10 members of the Society of the Foreign Missions of Paris, and 96 Vietnamese, 37 priests including Andrew Dũng-Lạc, 59 laypersons, one seminarian and ten Dominican tertiaries. All of them were canonized on the 19th of June 1988 by Pope John Paul II.

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Today the church celebrates The Feast of Saint Miguel Pro, who on the 23rd of November 1927, at the age of 36, was martyred for his Catholic sympathies. He was a Jesuit, and was martyred during the government persecutions of Catholicism in the 1920s. As he was executed, he cried, "Long live Christ the King!" — a powerful statement following on the heels of The Feast of Christ the King of the Universe.

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Today our church celebrates The Feast of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. Let us pray. Almighty, ever living God, whose will it is to restore all things in Your beloved Son, the King of the Universe, grant we pray that the whole creation set free from slavery, may render Your majesty, service, and ceaselessly proclaim your praise....

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Today the church celebrates The Feast of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This memorial finds its origins in a 2nd Century apocryphal source, the Proto-Avon Galleon or Book of Saint James, and in the dedication on the 21st of November in the year 543, of the Basilica of Saint Mary the New in Jerusalem.

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