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Camp Cedar Glen
743 Farmer Road - Julian
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10 hours ago

So many of Jesus' parables use plants, and in this case, trees to make their point. The good tree bears good fruit. The bad treat bears bad fruit. If a tree is bad, it is cut down and thrown into the fire. In the story Little Red Riding Hood, there is a wolf disguised as a grandmother, or a tree that bears, bad fruit....

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Wednesday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time

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So many of Jesus’ parables use plants, and in this case, trees to make their point. The good tree bears good fruit. The bad treat bears bad fruit. If a tree is bad, it is cut down and thrown …

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1 day ago

Jesus challenges us to follow Him through the narrow gate, the entry that forces us to bend down and squeeze through, with selfless generosity, to let go of all our baggage, to pass through to the hard road that leads to God's dwelling place. We can be on the right path with three choices: 1) make time for others, 2) reveal God's love in our love for one another, and 3) give us new reasons to be grateful for all the blessings of our lives. Hear more in today's new video above.

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2 days ago

Jesus said to his disciples: “Stop judging, that you may not be judged. For as you judge, so will you be judged, and the measure with which you measure will be measured out to you." Let's be honest. We love to criticize. We thrive on watching television pundits slam those who do not share their opinions. We eagerly look for the faults in someone else, who seems to have it all....

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The Feast of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga

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Jesus said to his disciples: “Stop judging, that you may not be judged. For as you judge, so will you be judged, and the measure with which you measure will be measured out to you.” Let’…

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3 days ago

Father Jerry's video to celebrate Father's Day is available below. As more parishioners feel safe and comfortable attending Mass in-person at All Hallows, we wanted to let you know that Father Jerry plans to send daily videos to you through Independence Day, July 4th. He has enjoyed the opportunity to share God's Word with you at your home, each and every day since March of 2020....

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4 days ago

If we are anxious about tomorrow, we will be continually anxious, for tomorrow never arrives! Too often we find ourselves being torn in several directions at once. The demands of being a spouse, a parent, a son, a daughter, a brother, or sister pull us in several different directions. At the same time, the responsibilities of our jobs, and the expectations of our churches and neighborhoods, and the many organizations that we are a part of, can often lead to exhaustion, confusion and resentment....

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Saturday of the 11th Week in Ordinary Time

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If we are anxious about tomorrow, we will be continually anxious, for tomorrow never arrives! Too often we find ourselves being torn in several directions at once. The demands of being a spouse, a …

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5 days ago

During World War II, the French village of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon hid thousands of Jewish refugees from the Nazis. In 1943, 12-year-old Eric Schwam and his parents were among those taken in by the villagers. After the war, the Schwams returned to Austria, where Eric went on to study Pharmacy and marry. Eric never forgot what the community did for his family....

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6 days ago

If God already knows what we need, then why pray at all? We do not pray to instruct God, but to become intimate with Him to be reminded of our sins and our neediness. Christians have always been instructed to recite the Lord's Prayer, at least three times a day. The instruction by Jesus is to begin the prayer by saying "Our Father" was unique....

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Thursday of the 11th Week in Ordinary Time

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If God already knows what we need, then why pray at all? We do not pray to instruct God, but to become intimate with Him to be reminded of our sins and our neediness. Christians have always …

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1 week ago

"Today, Jesus gives us a key instruction about three important acts of piety," says Father Jerry in today's homily above. Do not do things in order to be seen. Being seen, and acts which are done in order to be seen, are not the same thing. In Jesus' time, some Jews practiced extreme fasting and acquired a reputation for being especially devout, Christ however warns that those who call attention to themselves by a conspicuous giving, praying, and fasting, will have their reward — earthly glory — and thus for going any divine reward....

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Wednesday of the 11th Week in Ordinary Time

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“Today, Jesus gives us a key instruction about three important acts of piety,” says Father Jerry in today’s homily above. Do not do things in order to be seen. Being seen, and act…

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1 week ago

Love your enemies, and pray for those who persecute you. Today's Gospel contains one of the most important Christian teachings, especially in the early Church. Frequently quoted, this teaching sets Christians apart from all others offering the greatest example of Christian perfection. Certainly love of everyone, even enemies, is not easy to achieve. Thus, Saint Augustine said that 'this is a gift given to the perfect children of God.'...

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1 week ago

The famous phrase 'an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth' comes from the law of retaliation found in the book of Exodus. "Christ took the law to an entirely different level, forbidding retaliation entirely," says Father Jerry in today's homily, "He gave an extreme insult as an example: a slap on the cheek." Or consider when someone asks to borrow one of your most prized possessions, asks you to walk a mile, or volunteer for three hours....

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