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A Song for Your Soul?
For several years, I developed Scripture Stumpers – the various word puzzles based on the Bible. My hope was that, in a fun way, they would engage readers in the stories, testimonies, and parables that God uses to reveal Himself and His plan for us. I hope they did so. But early this year, after writing 200 of them, I decided to take a break from the Scripture Stumpers. I would like to see them published some day, but that’s another project.
All parish ministries and groups have been asked to begin meetings with prayer and faith storytelling and Fr. Mike encourages us to seek ways to help our parishioners have a closer relationship with the Lord, even trying new avenues to do so. With this in mind, I’m introducing “A Song for Your Soul”.
Music helps us feel and express emotion. It makes us joyful, want to dance, cry, and reflect. Music is an integral part of Catholic liturgy, prayer and devotion. Once a month, with “A Song for Your Soul”, we’ll provide a link to a song along with a few words for background and reflection. It is our hope that the “Song for Your Soul” will help you experience a closeness to God by bringing out the same emotions that our favorite secular songs do.
Deacon Larry
RACIAL JUSTICE II
RACIAL JUSTICE 2 PANEL DISCUSSION DISCUSSING QUESTIONS GENERATED BY THE FIRST RACIAL JUSTICE PANEL DISCUSSION Wednesday, August 26 7p.m. Click on the picture for the link:
UPDATES FOR TENANTS AND HOMEOWNERS!
Open the documents below to know more on updates related to Residential Evictions during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Tenant Flyer.Updated 8.3.20 (1) COVID-19 Tenant Rights FAQ –8-4-20 FOR POSTING (1) COVID-19 Homeowner Rights FAQ 8-6-20 FOR POSTING
RACIAL JUSTICE II
PANEL DISCUSSION DISCUSSING QUESTIONS GENERATED BY THE FIRST RACIAL JUSTICE PANEL DISCUSSION, SUCH AS: What does it mean to say someone is a racist? I certainly don’t consider myself a racist. I also hear people talk about “systemic racism.” What is that? Why should people say, “Black Lives Matter” rather...
Racial Justice Panel
Join Fr. Mike, Deacon Bill Johnson and members of the Life and Justice Ministry from St. Charles Borromeo Church in Sicklerville, NJ for a thoughtful discussion on Racial Justice in these turbulent times. Click on the picture on Wednesday, July 22 at 7PM to join:
Parish Improvement Update
Stucco repairs in progress, thanks to you, our generous parishioners through the “Catholic Strong” campaign.
Mass and Devotions Update June 15, 2020
Below is our Parish Update starting today, June 15, 2020: We continue to provide the following Live Stream Devotions and Liturgies in our website and Facebook: Weekend Masses: Sat (Vigil) 4:30PM followed by Communion in Siena Hall at 6PM. Sun, 9AM followed by communion in Siena Hall at 10:30AM. Daily...
Phase 2 Update
This memo was sent out to all Parishioners of St. Charles through email or mail this weekend to inform our Parishioners of the upcoming progress for “Phase 2”. June 3, 2020 Dear Parishioners, As you know we are anticipating Governor Murphy’s partial relaxation of social restrictions put in place in...
The Ascension of the Lord
For this year, the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord will be celebrated on Sunday, May 24, replacing the Seventh Sunday of Easter. Join us for our LIVE Mass (Saturday at 4:30PM or Sunday at 9AM) here in our website or find us in Facebook: St Charles Borromeo Live...