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Day: January 24, 2023

Salt and Light

By Peter Amsterdam Jesus opened the Sermon on the Mount with the Beatitudes, which provide an overview of how He intends for those who follow Him to live their faith. Throughout the rest of the Sermon, He expressed further and more detailed principles which build on the Beatitudes. One of

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January 2023 – Pastoral Council Minutes

St. Ignatius Pastoral Council Meeting Wednesday, January 24, 2023, at 7:00PM In-Person – Parish Office Present: Father Brian Frain, Andrew Lacovara, Jim Kline, Kevin Burdinski, Ted Engelke, Rosanne Hanratty (called in), Jack Gatti, Christina deGraft-Johnson, John Odean, Kendall Conder, and Ryan Bixler. Absent:  Toni Moore-Duggan and Brendon O’Kane. OPENING PRAYER:

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Third Week of Advent

St. Ambrose in his reflection about the Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth which is our Gospel for this Sunday noticed what was hidden but revealed in the story. Ambrose noticed that, although Elizabeth is the first to hear Mary’s voice, John the Baptist behind the screen of his mother, first

The Second Week of Advent

I want to provide you an update of our 2024-25 finances with income and expense details. First, I wish to convey my gratitude to the many generous benefactors of St. Ignatius. I hope this video encourages you. Like any nonprofit organization, St. Ignatius reports should keep you engaged and aware

Third Week of Advent

St. Ambrose in his reflection about the Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth which is our Gospel for this Sunday noticed what was hidden but revealed in the story. Ambrose noticed that, although Elizabeth is the first to hear Mary’s voice, John the Baptist behind the screen of his mother, first

The Second Week of Advent

I want to provide you an update of our 2024-25 finances with income and expense details. First, I wish to convey my gratitude to the many generous benefactors of St. Ignatius. I hope this video encourages you. Like any nonprofit organization, St. Ignatius reports should keep you engaged and aware

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