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 LETTER FROM BISHOP MCGOVERN
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Seasons come and seasons go, but our pillar of Faith remains in season
and out. Keep your radio set on AM 1080 or FM 92.7, Covenant Network
Catholic radio. You are sure to find many educational and inspirational
programs to nurture your faith and devotional programs throughout the
day and nighttime hours to support and enrich your faith life. In addition
to the radio stations, you can listen live, day or night, on our free Covenant Network app or at OurCatholicRadio.org
YOU COULD WORSHIP with ST HENRY
EVERY SUNDAY 8:30 AM
LIVE STREAMING AVAILABLE
SUNDAY MASS
Sunday Mass at St Henry
Volunteers are still needed to assist in the
celebration of the Mass on the weekdays and
Saturday 4 pm Mass (reservaton required) and
Sunday 8:30 am live stream Mass no attendees
PLease call the rectory to make a reservation before 3 pm Friday
do not leave a message!
Volunteers needed to help usher, and/or clean after the 4 pm Mass.
RESERVATIONS ONLY! Call 233-2423
We will meet for
Eucharistic Adoration on Wednesday
2:30-4:30 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy sung at 3 pm
REMEMBER IN PRAYER THOSE IN NURSING HOMES WHO ARE BEING
ISOLATED FROM FAMILY FOR THEIR SAFETY
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RESPECT LIFE CORNER-In Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus asks the Pharisees and Herodians why they are testing him? (Matthew 22:18) In the parable
of Cesar’s coin, Jesus is quizzed on his views on the census tax. Be for it,
make the people mad. Be against it, make Roman authorities mad. The hypocrisy of the questions angered Jesus as both parties began working
together to discredit him, yet they were foiled again. Jesus is master of every situation we may find ourselves in. Jesus is Lord and the Good Shephard, regardless of how poorly His sheep behave.
Learn, Act, Connect and Pray-Every Catholic has dual citizenship with
its own duties and benefits. Our birth makes us citizens of this country,
but our baptism makes us citizens of Christ’s Kingdom. We must live out
both roles with responsibility and justice. It is our obligation, then, to stand
up for those who cannot stand for themselves; the weak, the powerless,
the destitute, the unborn, the forgotten. We are called to put aside our
selfish ways, our selfish agendas and look to God for guidance on what
He would have us do to help the least of our brothers and sisters. Only
then can we carry His Gospel message forward here on earth.
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