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Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Labor Day’s Beginning Labor Day is set aside to celebrate the value and dignity of work. The Bible has some concrete things to teach us about work. Work is not a curse, but part of our created purpose so that we can serve God. The curse is increased hardship, not work. In fact,

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Voter Registration Volunteers

This form is to volunteer to man a voter registration or mail in vote registration table after the 5 PM Mass on Saturday, September 7 or the 10 AM Mass on Sunday September 8.

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John 1:43-51 Commentary

Note…this article was published in the midst of the Covid pandemic. A reflection in keeping with the reflections in the issue of Parish: ‘The Thought’. by Rev. Scott E. Hoezee Don’t you wish sometimes you could have been there, could have seen them in person?  I mean the disciples and,

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Baltimore Prayer Walk

The evening will begin in Ignatian Hall with light food and beverage. As the meal begins at 5:30, please bring your food or drink contribution by 5:15 pm. At 6:30 pm we will walk and ask the prayers of Our Lady at marked locations for those who died in 2024,

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4th Week of Lent

One familiar sign waved by spectators at sports events in hopes that television cameras will transmit their message is: “John 3:16.” A favorite of many Christians, this verse states: “God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish

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Parish: ‘The Thought’ – September 9, 2024

I film this video on September 5. Yesterday, as I was holding my 2-year old grandniece in my arms, I heard news of the terrible Apalachee School shooting in Georgia by a 14-year-old who had access to an AR14 assault rifle, a semi-automatic weapon. We are still uncertain whether he

Parish: ‘The Thought’ – September 9, 2024

I film this video on September 5. Yesterday, as I was holding my 2-year old grandniece in my arms, I heard news of the terrible Apalachee School shooting in Georgia by a 14-year-old who had access to an AR14 assault rifle, a semi-automatic weapon. We are still uncertain whether he

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