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Deacon John Okragleski
Deacon Dan Blaha, Assisting
Monsignor Martin A. Canavan, Assisting
Lead Musician........ Daniel J. Perez
Deacon Dan Blaha, Assisting
Monsignor Martin A. Canavan, Assisting
Lead Musician........ Daniel J. Perez
Office Manager -- Yvonne Tawfik-Mestre
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Sacrament of Initiation (Baptism)
Adult RICA
The Sacrament of Reconciliation - explained
Please Consult the Church Bulletin for this weeks Mass Intentions.
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1701 East Oakland Park Blvd. Oakland Park FL 33334
Here's What's Happening...
Divine Mercy Chaplet
And Its Relationship to Stewardship
And Being Prophetic.
(Chaplet is recited on Saturday @ 3:00pm)
As we discussed our commitment to Stewardship a few weeks ago there were two important elements we covered. One is evangelization and the other is personal prayer.
To reach out to others one must be knowledgeable of the faith. In fact, that is what is seen in a truly prophetic person. He or she is knowledgeable. This makes sense. How else can a person tell others about God.
Moreover, to evangelize one does best to have a personal relationship with the Lord. That comes with prayer. Naturally, telling people about God's love comes easily when one has experienced it. To help you with all of the above I suggest one devotion that might help you specifically. (Note, each devotion is not made for all people. Certain ones speak to certain people.) This is the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
The Divine Mercy Chaplet may help you be a messenger of God's Mercy and to perform deeds of Mercy always and everywhere.
You may join in the parish communal recitation of the chaplet on Saturday afternoons at 3:00pm in the main church.
During that time the Sacrament of Reconciliation is also available in the chapel.
Operation Utilities Bag
During Lent we take home a "Utility Bag". All Lent long we place extra money we save into the bag. This may be money you save by giving up an extra cup of coffee or some other indulgence. At the end of the Easter Season you return the bag to the church with either the coins and dollars saved or a check for the amount.
The money goes to our St. Vincent de Paul Society Apostolate. The Society works with hundreds of people each year to help them through immediate crisis moments.
Lenten Review
Here are some ideas on how to celebrate the season of Lent at home and work.
1. Read the upcoming scriptures for each weekend Liturgy. They are listed in the Bulletin at the end of Fr. Bob's column each week. Read one of the readings plus the Psalm each day. Take a free Bible home if you need one.
2. Move your crucifix to the front door or whatever door you use most as a remembrance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
3. When Holy Week arrives (Passion Sunday through Holy Saturday) turn off your car radio and pray silently.
4. Remember to add something to your "Operation Utilities Bag" each day. It adds up for the good work of our St. Vincent de Paul Society work.
Here's What's Happening...
Divine Mercy Chaplet
And Its Relationship to Stewardship
And Being Prophetic.
(Chaplet is recited on Saturday @ 3:00pm)
As we discussed our commitment to Stewardship a few weeks ago there were two important elements we covered. One is evangelization and the other is personal prayer.
To reach out to others one must be knowledgeable of the faith. In fact, that is what is seen in a truly prophetic person. He or she is knowledgeable. This makes sense. How else can a person tell others about God.
Moreover, to evangelize one does best to have a personal relationship with the Lord. That comes with prayer. Naturally, telling people about God's love comes easily when one has experienced it. To help you with all of the above I suggest one devotion that might help you specifically. (Note, each devotion is not made for all people. Certain ones speak to certain people.) This is the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
The Divine Mercy Chaplet may help you be a messenger of God's Mercy and to perform deeds of Mercy always and everywhere.
You may join in the parish communal recitation of the chaplet on Saturday afternoons at 3:00pm in the main church.
During that time the Sacrament of Reconciliation is also available in the chapel.
Operation Utilities Bag
During Lent we take home a "Utility Bag". All Lent long we place extra money we save into the bag. This may be money you save by giving up an extra cup of coffee or some other indulgence. At the end of the Easter Season you return the bag to the church with either the coins and dollars saved or a check for the amount.
The money goes to our St. Vincent de Paul Society Apostolate. The Society works with hundreds of people each year to help them through immediate crisis moments.
Lenten Review
Here are some ideas on how to celebrate the season of Lent at home and work.
1. Read the upcoming scriptures for each weekend Liturgy. They are listed in the Bulletin at the end of Fr. Bob's column each week. Read one of the readings plus the Psalm each day. Take a free Bible home if you need one.
2. Move your crucifix to the front door or whatever door you use most as a remembrance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
3. When Holy Week arrives (Passion Sunday through Holy Saturday) turn off your car radio and pray silently.
4. Remember to add something to your "Operation Utilities Bag" each day. It adds up for the good work of our St. Vincent de Paul Society work.
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