THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
TWENTY THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 5, 2010
THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS
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LABOR DAY
Labor Day beg
an
as a celebration honoring the dignity of workers. Over the years, it
evolved and took on additional meanings. Now it also marks the end of
summer and the beginning of school. Labor Day is traditionally
celebrated with parades honoring America’s workers, picnics, barbecues, a
last trip to the beach and final preparations for the beginning of
school. Click on the link above to learn more about this holiday weekend.
Find recipes for your family cookout and enjoy links for "back-to-school"
activities.
SCHEDULES
FOR LECTORS AND EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
If you are a Eucharistic Minister, a Lector or an
Altar Server you can find your service schedules
on this website. The easiest way to find schedules for
Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors is to go to the Table of Contents page. Scroll
down. Schedules are listed under Liturgical Ministries.
To reach this week's schedules quickly,
click on the appropriate link below and scroll down if necessary.
Eucharistic Ministers: (July - September)
Lectors
If you are an Altar server or parent of an Altar Server,
contact Shannon Chesher at (562) 961-9685 to obtain the web address for the Servers' schedules.
Read the latest parish bulletin and keep
up on events in our church family. Click on the link just above (This Week's Parish Bulletin). This is the
fastest and easiest way to access information. The second option is for persons who wish to read the parish bulletin so
it looks exactly like the paper bulletin distributed at Mass. You can do
this too. You must have the software Adobe Acrobat Reader installed
on your computer. (You can download the software by clicking here
here -
Acrobat Reader. There is no charge for the download.) Once
Adobe Acrobat Reader sof.tware has been installed on your computer,
click here to read the bulletin which looks like the one distributed
at Mass -
Bulletin
Brighten your day with inspiration, laughter or food for thought by clicking
on the link above.
This week enjoy
Why Police Officers Lose Some Foot Chases, Wisdom from Grandpa and For
Ladies Only.
Prepare for Mass by reading the Scriptures
for each day and reflecting on their meaning for you personally.
Especially prepare for the Sunday Mass readings.
Click on the link above.
Do you want to know more about the lives
of the saints? Read about
the saints whose feast days are being celebrated this week.
Again use the link above.
For centuries priests, religious and lay people have prayed the Liturgy of Hours
(also known as the Divine Office).
It is a series of prayers and readings based on Scripture,
primarily the Book of Psalms, by which we worship God throughout the
hours of each day. You can
pray the Liturgy of Hours with the Church worldwide by reading from your
computer screen.
Click on he link above.
Do you plan to go to the movies this week
– or rent a video or DVD? Before
you do, read the reviews
and check ratings from the U.S. Catholic Conference. Click on the link above.
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Morning
Has Broken Sequence - St Edward’s Anglican Church, Plymouth, England
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