The origin of the conventional May devotion is still relatively unknown. It is certain that this form of Marian devotion began in Italy. There, in May 1784, at the church of Camillians in Ferrara for the first time May devotions were held publicly throughout the entire month. Until then it seems that May devotions were […]
Sunday, February 21st – Stations of the Cross after Holy Mass Sunday, February 28th – Bitter Lamentations (Part 1), after Holy Mass Sunday, March 7th – Stations of the Cross after Holy Mass Sunday, March 14th – Solemnity – Institution of the PNCC – before the Mass – the oath of the Parish Committee and
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Father, all of Creation rightly owes you thanks and praise. Your justice, love and mercy abound. We thank you this day for all that you have given us:
 For the Passion and Death of your Divine Son….. we thank you Father….through the Cross, He redeemed the world.
 For the Church……… we thank you Father…. it
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All Saints Day first appeared in the Antiochian Church around the early 4th century as a day to honor the Church’s martyrs, Originally occurring on the first Sunday after Pentecost, All Saints Day was adopted by the Western Church in the early 7th century by Bishop of Rome, Boniface IV, who designated the May 13th
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Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord and may the perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen. Wieczne odpoczynek racz im dać Panie, a światłość wiekuista niechaj im świeci. Niech odpoczywają w pokoju, Amen.
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Do you want to be a really good Christian? The first of your battles will be to remain in the state of grace; to avoid any serious sin. The practice of some acts of piety throughout the day will help you to have a divine contemplative life in the midst of the daily routine. Daily
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In honor of the Commemoration of St. Christopher, Fr. Robert will bless automobiles following High Holy Mass on Sunday, July 26th. Saint Christopher – born at Canaan as Offero – (martyred on 251) St. Christopher’s fame derives from the pious legend of him a “Christ-bearer†(Christopher). St. Christopher’s original name was Offero. He was a
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O Jesus, Eternal Priest;
 keep all Your priests within the shelter of Your
 Sacred Heart, where none may harm them.
 Keep unstained their anointed hands which daily touch Your Sacred Body. 
Keep unsullied their lips purpled with Your Precious Blood.
 Keep pure and unearthly their hearts sealed with the sublime marks of Your glorious priesthood.

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