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Reading 1 Is 1:10-17Responsorial Psalm 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23Gospel Mt 10:34-11:1
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nativity of our lordFaith Formation
We are pleased to announce that Nativity of Our Lord Faith Formation will be LIVE and IN PERSON! Please feel free to call the Faith Formation Coordinator, Chyloe Morgan, with any questions or concerns you may have.
Nativity's Faith Formation is dedicated to connecting your 1st though 9th grade child to Jesus Christ and His Church. Everything we teach is desgined to help our youth to grow in their relationship with God; develope an understanding of the Bible and faith traditions; and deepen their spiritual life and practices. Please see the Faith Formation page for registration and more information.
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July 12Prayer and Speaking: The Lord said, “I was ready to answer my people’s prayers, but they did not pray.” In his book Sadhana, Anthony de Mello tells about someone who had been bedfast for many years. The person was finding it very hard to pray with any degree of attention. One day a friend suggested that he place an empty chair near the bed and imagine Jesus to be sitting on it. Then he told him to speak to Jesus, just as the two of them were doing now. The sick man tried it and it worked. That story makes an important point. Often, we can enhance the speaking phase of scripture verse by imagining Jesus to be seated or standing across from us. We do not need to spend time trying to picture what Jesus looks like. We simply sense his presence, as two people in a dark room sense each other’s presence. Of course, Jesus is not sitting on the chair. But Jesus is present. De Mello’s suggestion simply helps us “realize” and “localize” this great mystery. The impact of speaking out loud to God is an experience. So, speaking out loud in prayer heightens the fact that we are speaking to “someone.” We are speaking to God. [1]
[1] Psalms, A School of Prayer, Resources for Christian Living (RCL), Mark Link, S.J., pg 156 and 166.
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A relationship of faith and commitment exists between the Catholic Church and its members and the public, whether they are children, young people, adults or elderly. Sexual abuse in this context, or any other relationship, is a matter of grave concern. Knowledge of such abuse requires a special response in order to facilitate the healing process and assure the safety of the community. With this in mind, the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee is committed to healing the hurting hearts of sexual abuse victims. This diocese has established Victim Assistance Coordinators who are experienced and trained counselors. These coordinators are available to help persons who have been sexually abused by a priest, deacon or other church personnel. VICTIM ASSISTANCE COORDINATORS: Louis M. Makarowski, Ph.D., P.A., Pensacola/Ft. Walton (850)477-7181; James Gagnon, MSW, LCSW, Tallahassee/Panama City (850)877-0205; Deacon Santiago Molina, for Spanish speakers - En Espanol, (850)627-2350.
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