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MORNING PRAYERS:
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY, 8:45 AM
BENEDICTION:
TUESDAY, 5:45 PM
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS: 4 PM
SUNDAY MASSES:
9 AM & 11 AM
2 PM YOUTH MASS
TUESDAY MASS: 6 PM
WED-FRI MASS: 9 AM
DAILY ADORATION:
TUESDAY: 3-6 PM
WEDNESDAY: 9:30 AM-12 PM
THURSDAY: 9:30 AM-12 PM
FRIDAY: 9:30 AM-12 PM
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET
TUESDAY. 3 PM
CONFESSIONS:
SAT. 3-3:45 PM
AND BY APPOINTMENT.
PASTOR
REV. TIMOTHY LINDENFELSER,
J.C.L., V.F., ADMINISTRATOR PRO
TEM
PAROCHIAL VICAR
REV. JAN LIGEZA, S.T.L.
PRIESTS IN RESIDENCE
MSGR. MICHAEL SERVINSKY
FR. JAMES MAY
JUNE 9, 2019
Parish Administrator
Director of Religious Education
Office Manager
New Members/Hospitality
Music Director/Youth Ministry
Parish Secretary
Administrative Assistant
Maintenance Supervisor
Denise Collins, 283-0530
Becky Couture, 954-292-5514
Antonio & Carla Amaral, 447-5566
439-2791
John Pires, 439-1678
John Pires, 439-1678
Kim Cazzaniga, 931-8710
E.Y. Walter, 986-1163
439-2791
Claudia Gasparino, 864-8706
Mary Comiskey, 597-6963
Marlene Shupe, 439-5705
Maureen Constantinou, 212-3900
Lois Ambrosia, 871-5371
Lizbeth Alicea, 569-9691
Kim Cazzaniga, 931-8710
E.Y Walters, 986-1163
Ginette Consentino, 586-6865
Sue McBride, 956-9012
Robert Hile, [email protected]
Jeannie Johnson, 986-7205
Yvonne Briggs, 439-6750
Steven Neyer, 215-527-7411
Janice Berreth, 597-2344
Patricia Quinn, 439-9650
Yvonne Briggs, 439-6750
Yvonne Briggs, 439-6750
Margie Check, 225-4456
439-2791
Nathan & Barbara Flach, 569-7876
439-2791
Pat & Jacque Mulvihil, 439-2791
Cari Carrube, 439-2791
Karyn Jacobs, 503-1710
Jeannie Johnson, 986-7205
Lois Ambrosia, 871-5371
Barbara Zaleski, 727-207-1831 Drew Hoffman 386-562-3325
Christine Brink 864-0507
Hugh Bowman 627-8033
Dennis Creamer 671-2134
Deacon Mike Moody 447-0044
Tony Gasparino, FN 864-8706
Patrick Mulvihill, GK 586-3398
Mike Coyle, 283-4736
Deacon Mike Moody, 439-2791
John Bangert, 246-2970
Linda Kuepper, 693-4806
FIRST READING: Then there appeared to them tongues as of fire, which parted and came to rest on each one of them. (Acts 2:3) PSALM: Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth (Ps 104) or Alleluia.
SECOND READING: For those who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God. (Rom 8:14) GOSPEL:
"The Advocate, the Holy Spirit whom the Father will send in my name he will teach you everything and remind you of all that I told you." (Jn 14:26)
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass (c) 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
"God is always more." Have you ever heard that? If we truly believe that He is infinite, then this statement is worth exploring. Today, we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit in power upon the early Church. But Pentecost wasn't the first time the disciples received the Holy Spirit. The Gospel actually occurs chronologically before Pentecost. Soon after the Resurrection, Jesus already "came and stood in their [the disciples'] midst... he breathed on them and said to them, 'Receive the Holy Spirit.'" God is always more. Sometimes we might think the grace of God as one and done. God might break through in people's lives, but it's a one-time event on a retreat or preceding a dramatic conversion of life.
But there's always more to come. Even today's Gospel isn't the first time the breath of God stirred. In Genesis, it's God's breath that stirs life into Adam in the garden. Jesus breathes on the Apostles, giving them the Holy Spirit in the quiet and silence. Later, that breath will stir into a "driving wind", and the Spirit will descend with flame...not unlike Moses on Mount Sinai. God is always more. He has spoken throughout salvation history, and continues to speak into our lives through His Church and through the Holy Spirit alive in our hearts. This Pentecost Sunday, let us come before Him with expectant hearts! Like the disciples in the Gospel and first reading, let us await what "more" God will do.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Expectant parents are encouraged to contact the Parish Office to schedule an appointment to attend the required Baptism Class. Parents must be registered parishioners and should be attending Mass regularly. Baptisms are performed on Sundays during the 11am Mass. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Receiving God’s pardon and peace through the acknowledgment of our sins, contrition of heart, absolution from sins and doing penance. This sacrament is celebrated every Saturday from 3-3:45pm or in the case of personal needs, you may contact the Parish Office to schedule an appointment. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Newly engaged couples must contact Cari Anne Carrube at the Parish Office at least 8 months prior to their wedding date to ensure church availability and to begin the required marriage preparation courses. Cari Anne will help with the initial stages of fulfilling the Church’s requirements for a Christian Marriage. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK For those who are in need of the Lord’s sacramental touch and blessing in times of sickness. This sacrament is intended for those who are ill or infirm. Please contact the Parish Office to schedule an appointment to celebrate the healing rites of the Church with you and your loved ones. HOLY ORDERS Men and women who wish to find out more about Religious Life should contact the Parish Office and speak with the Pastor for more information.
SACRAMENT OF FIRST HOLY COMMUNION This sacrament is normally celebrated in the Second Grade (7-years-old). Children must be registered in the Faith Formation Program and families must be registered parishioners. For more information, please contact Denise Collins, [email protected] or the Parish Office. SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION This sacrament is normally celebrated in the Eighth Grade. Candidates must be Baptized, have already received sacraments of Eucharist and Reconciliation and must be enrolled in the Faith Formation Program. Families must be registered parishioners. For more information, please contact Denise Collins, [email protected] or the Parish Office. RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION If God has stirred your desire to learn more about the Catholic Church and its lived faith and practices and the wish to become full and active participants, Please contact Deacon Bill Senger, [email protected], or the Parish Office to learn more about the process of the RCIA. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS If you need help in making arrangements for a loved one’s funeral, or would like to pre-plan your own funeral, the parish staff is here to help. Please contact Cari Anne Carrube in the Parish Office, [email protected]. We will work together with your funeral home of choice to prepare a beautiful and fitting liturgical remembrance of your loved one.
ATTENTION: The Diocese of St. Augustine treats all allegations of sexual miscon-duct seriously and deals with all allegations in a prompt, confidential and thorough manner. To Report Abuse, call: Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator at (904) 262-3200, ext. 129, or Dept. of Children and Families at 1-800-96-Abuse (800-962-2873).
“The Lamb on the Throne will shepherd them. He will lead them to the springs of life-giving water.” (Rev 7:17)
9am Mass, Mary Mother of the Church 4-6:30pm Flagler County Family Assist. Mtg. LCB 5-6:30pm Bread of Life Ministry, Hall 6:30pm NA meeting, LCPP
10-11:30am Centering Prayer, LCJJ 3-6pm Daily Adoration, Chapel 3-3:30pm Divine Mercy Chaplet, Chapel 5:45pm Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament 6pm MASS 7-8pm ALANON, LCPP 7-9:30 pm Knights 1st & 2nd Degree Mtg., Hall
8:45am Morning prayers 9am MASS 9am-6pm David O’Byrne, LCMt 9:30am-2pm Weight Watchers, LCJJ, LCB 9:30am-12pm Daily Adoration, Chapel 10-11am Bereavement Ministry, LCL 10-11:30am Scripture Study, Church, All Welcome! 12-1pm ALANON, LCL 1-2:30pm Marian Council Mtg, LCB 5-6pm EM & Lector Mtg, Church
8-9:30am Rotary, Hall 8:45am Morning prayers 9am MASS 9:30am-12pm Daily Adoration, Chapel
10-11:30am Overeaters Anonymous, LCMkL 4-5:30pm Choir Practice, Church 5:30-7pm Life Teen Holy Hour, Chapel 6pm SMdMSU: Revelation, LCJJ 6:30-7:30pm NA Meeting, LCPP
8:45am Morning prayers 9am MASS 9:30am-12pm Daily Adoration, Chapel 10am Legion of Mary, LCMkL 10am-12pm Rosary Makers, LCB 5:30-7pm ALANON, LCMkL
9:30am-1pm ALANON District Mtg, LCJJ 11am-3pm Legion of Mary Curia Mtg, LCPP 3-3:45pm Sacrament of Reconciliation, Confessional 4pm MASS
9am MASS 11am MASS 12:15-1:45pm School of Contemplative Prayer, Chapel 2pm MASS 3-4:30pm Life Teen, Hall
6/11, 6pm Stan Naplan, Celeste Siulte
6/12, 9am Cardine Jimenez (birthday), Tim Guyer (sp. Int.)
6/13, 9am Ruth Morrissey, Beatrice Casademont
6/14, 9am Danny Comiskey, Susan & Roger Gronert (Sp. Int.)
6/15, 4pm Heather Claoi & Family (birthday) Edmond Giancola (Sp. Int.)
6/16, 9am Mary Swiech, Vincent Vitrano 6/16, 11am Matthew & Thomas Lyons & Family Jones Scott & Peter Williams
6/16, 2pm For Our Parish Family
LC is the Learning Center. The following abbreviations are for individual rooms within the Learning Center:
PP—Peter & Paul JJ—James & John B—Bartholomew L—Luke Mt—Matthew Mk—Mark BMR—Blessed Mother Room
Monday, June 10 Gen 3:9-15 or Acts 1:12-14/Ps 87:1-2, 3 and 5, 6-7/Jn 19:25-34
Tuesday, June 11 Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4, 5-6 [cf. 2b]/
Mt 5:13-16
Wednesday, June 12 2 Cor 3:4-11/Ps 99:5, 6, 7, 8, 9 [cf. 9c]/Mt 5:17-19
Thursday, June 13 2 Cor 3:15--4:1, 3-6/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 10b]/ Mt
5:20-26
Friday, June 14 2 Cor 4:7-15/Ps 116:10-11, 15-16, 17-18 [17a]/Mt 5:27-32
Saturday, June 15 2 Cor 5:14-21/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a]/Mt 5:33-37
Sunday, June 16 Prv 8:22-31/Ps 8:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [2a]/Rom 5:1-5/Jn 16:12-15
Col. Andrew Morgado (US Army/South Korea)
Jay Matthews (US Navy) Sgt. Benjamin Wurtz (US
Army/Ft. Hood, TX) Honor Otmar (US Air Force) Matthew Callegari (USCG) Jayson Trucksess (US Navy) Chief Gregory Worman (US
Navy) Joshua Raffaele (USMC) Rachel Mincey (US Navy) LCDR Brandon Aten (USCG) Joseph Otmar (USMC) Casey Henrikson (US Navy) Chad M.R. Schuch (US Air
Force) Emma J. Schuch (US Navy) Lt. Col. Daniel O’Connor
(USMC) Sgt. Sean Collins (US Army) Michael Martins (USMC) If you have a family member in the military and would like us to pray for them, call the parish office to have their name added to the bulletin, or email your request to Christine Sudano at [email protected].
Please advise when a person above is no longer deployed so we can remove their name from our list. God bless them all & continue to pray for them!
Pat Albert Blake Alberto Lora Almeida Pat Almeida Maria Amaral Michelle Barrett Tracy Barth Ivan Berke Jackie Berry Mary Ann Betz Victor Bordonaro Paulino Botelho Howard “Howie” Bowe Mary Bowe Hugh Bowman Aimee Buddingh Ester Caduto Bryon Campbell Ken Capitano Roger Carey Dellis Sr. Roger Carey Dellis Jr. Bruce Carey Larry Caruso Gerald Chabon Joe Chiarello Maria Cino Delia Rios Cortez Mike Coyle Danielle Cicilia de Romero Maria Deausen Diane Larry Doege Renee Donaghy Thomas Donaghy Sr. Donna
Greg Everett Tony Favara Lydia Fernandez Steven Fitzgerald Jeff Gearhart Linda Geiger James Green Roger Gronert Susan Gronert Stephen Gubicza Anthony Hand Marian Harrington Mark Hefrich Joyce Hoffman Stacee Farrell Hyde Kim Elinor Kish Raj Kishoer Jackie Kuki James T. Lainge Vicki LaMar Linda Lane Louie Ma Family Beverly Maggio Sam Maggio Dina Mancuso Frank Mancuso TR Mancuso Evangelina Mandel Sammy Mangali Bill Mania Kenneth Maple James McMonagle Vivian McMonagle Giorgio Meloni
Nancy Miller Dana Montalto Deacon Mike Moody Lee Mulvihill Mary Ann Murphy Toni Ann Musselman Joan P. Dorothy Perez Jeffrey Perez Whitney Pirnat Edward Ranieri Mary Ann Reddin Regine Eileen Ruddy Karl Rupp John Rybacki Amanda Schark Jo Schwankl Julia Sine Brooke Stevens Louis Raymond
Stevens Gina Stokes Beth Sullivan Jennifer Taylor Juan Karlos Teron Lucille Toto Jennifer Triano Miguel Vega Marie Waehler Diedre Williamson Jack Wittwer Carol Woodard
Heal us, Lord, and we shall be healed; save us, and we shall be saved; for it is You we praise. Send relief and healing for all our diseases, our sufferings and our wounds; for You are a merciful and faithful healer. Blessed are You Lord, who heals the sick.
Receive, Lord, in tranquility and peace, the souls of your servants who have departed out of this present life to be with you. Give them the life that knows no age, the good things that do not pass away; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Violet Drexler
Your offering of as little as one hour’s wage will help us meet our daily needs.
May 18-19
GENERAL OFFERTORY COLLECTION: $11,435.00 ONLINE GIVING: $ 3,090.00 WEEKLY TOTAL: $14,525.00
May 25-26
GENERAL OFFERTORY COLLECTION: $13,986.00 ONLINE GIVING: $ 2,430.00 WEEKLY TOTAL: $16,416.00
When we think of things that bring us comfort, we often remember a blanket, a doll, or toy we had as a small child. As adults, we feel that way about our Rosaries. We reach for them when a family member gets ill, a child has a big test or competition, a job opportunity presents itself, or we just want to feel the comfort of the beads. What a blessing to be able to make and offer this comfort to others. At SMDM this ministry has been active for 14 years. Because of this ministry, thousands of Rosaries have been made and supplied to missions around the world, hospitals, hospice, military members overseas, as well as other parishes and parishioners. People make Rosaries while sitting in Adoration or watching TV or visiting with friends in our Learning Center at 10am on Friday mornings. Rosaries have been made for new priests and Bishops, for grandparents, and confirmation students. Making a Rosary can be soothing or spark your creative side as you choose the colors and beads, crosses, and medals to make yours unique. There are no regular meetings or requirements to belong. Few things are treasured more by Catholics than their Rosaries. Pat Quinn is ready to teach you and supply all materials. Call Pat to get involved once or for a lifetime: 386-439-9650.
Have you ever been in the center of a large international city or airport and begun to recognize the sound of many different languages other than your own? And looked around to see the many different colors of the speakers’ faces? And then noticed them caring for their children, looking at a cell phone, getting a drink of water … and realize that they are just like you? It’s a powerful moment. Thank you Holy Spirit for help-ing us realize that we are all called to be one. As good stewards, we re-spect each other, as we ourselves want respect.
Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9 after each Mass. This sacrament is offered in accordance with the direction given by Vatican II. Specifically, the emphasis is on heal-ing and strengthening rather than the forgiving of sins. It is meant for those suffering emotion-al, physical, spiritual sick-nesses; abused people; those going into surgery, etc.
Food donation bags will be distributed after each Mass on the last weekend of each month. Please remember to bring your filled food donation bags back to the Gathering Area the following weekend (first weekend of each month). Thank you for your generosity!
The Church’s response to donating brand new socks has been fantastic and greatly needed! Some of the places the socks have gone to are: The Cold Weather Shelter, Salvation Army, DAV for Veterans, Bread of Life Community Supper, Halifax Urban Ministry in Daytona, St. Vincent de Paul, and the Kite Shop at the beach is passing them out to the homeless down by the pier. Please keep up the wonderful job of donating brand new socks for men, women and children!
2019 Food Donation Dates June 6, July 11, August 1, September 5, October 3, October 31, December 5
We serve supper to the homeless and people struggling financially, on Mondays from 5-6:30 pm in the Parish Hall. Our many homeless guests need your help. DONATIONS NEEDED PLEASE. Camping tents, men’s and women’s socks, toothpaste, toothbrushes, toilet paper, bars of soap. Donations may be delivered to the Parish Office. For information or to volunteer, please call or text Barbara Zaleski at 727-207-1831 or email [email protected] or Drew Hoffman at 386-562-3325.
Bishop Estevez has approved Father Jan Ligeza
for full time academic studies in order to complete
his doctorate in sacred music for the next 12
months. Father Jan will be leaving to continue his
studies this month. Please thank him for his ministry
to us since April. Let us keep Fr. Jan in our prayers.
The BeFriender Ministry at Santa Maria del Mar is a lay pastoral care program where trained volunteers provide a listening presence to others by entering into a caring relationship with those in need, providing emotional and spiritual support. Information shared between BeFrienders and those they befriend is strictly confidential. BeFriender Ministry volunteers are screened and trained and receive on-going support through the BeFriender Leaders. If you need a BeFriender visit, would like to suggest a BeFriender for someone else, are interested in becoming a BeFriender volunteer, or simply have questions about the BeFriender Ministry, please contact Jeannie Johnson in the parish office at email [email protected] or office phone (386) 439-2791.
Every Friday at 10 am in the LC, Bartholomew Room This ministry makes and provides rosaries for the Missions and for parish family members. Rosary-making supplies are furnished, and beginners are given instructions in how to make a rosary. Contact Pat Quinn at 386-439-9650.
Every third Tuesday, Learning Center/Matthew Room, 7-8:30pm “We have to find a way to help parents stand by their son or daughter.” - Pope Francis A ministry dedicated to providing an environment of compassionate listening and support for parents who have children with a homosexual orientation. All conversations are protected by the guidelines of Christian confidentiality. Family Members Welcome! Please contact Karyn Jacobs at 386-503-1710. You may also email [email protected]
The Centering Prayer ministry is dedicated to fostering the process of transformation in Christ through the practices of the Centering Prayer, Lectio Divina, reflection/sacred sharing, and enrichment experiences. Centering Prayer is simply a wordless, trusting opening of self to the divine presence. While it is about the simplest form of prayer there is, it allows us to get in touch with our natural intimacy with God deep within us that often gets lost in the busyness of life. Weekly Centering Prayer sessions are held in the Learning Center. If you are interested in learning more, we are happy to talk with you and email you an informational packet. Please contact Sue McBride, 956-9012.
Are you interested in hearing or joining one of our choirs? Check out the infor-mation below for Mass times served and rehearsal times. For information, contact Kim Cazzaniga: [email protected], 386-931-8710.
Adult Choir 1st Sun.: Off
2nd/4th Sun.: 9am Mass 3rd Sun.: 11am Mass Rehearsal: Thurs. 4-
5:30pm.
Life Teen Choir Every Sunday
at the 2pm Mass.
Children’s Choir Masses
Future dates TBA Rehearsals
Future dates TBA
June 10 Richard Davis, Mark Dennett, Sarah Eads, Dennis Gambino, Pauline Jutras, John Lamberti,
Ava Mistie, Eric Muir, David Mulligan, Joyce Pawlowski,
Mary Roane, Kiara Sanchez
June 11 Margaret Bochnar, Frank Camarda,
Lisa Dennett, Charna Drucker, Joanne Fairchild, Anthony Flynn,
Andrea Galvan, Margaret Lehtonen, Yolanda Loprete, Nerina Marchese,
Marian Penzo, James Zito
June 12 Sarah Barnier, Christopher Colletti, Fred DePietro, Terrence Donnelly,
Sharon Johnson, Marisa Magnuson, Charles Michaud, Nick Perilli,
Jennifer Pickett, Robert Quicksall, Kiani Sanchez, Edward Schloss,
Alyssa Catherine Suwinski, Liam Thoubboron, Patricia Tobin
June 13 Ines Casademont, Kathryn Garguilo,
Barbara Gomez, Patricia Malak, Kelly Miller, Alexander Moskos,
Priscilla Poirier, Samantha Scott, Annemarie Walker
June 14 A.J. Beyer, McField Bowman, Rose Cole, Annette Cucco,
Luke D’Errico, Samuel Fobian, Ryan Kernon, Alexander Kubiet,
Mary Kay Kuchta, Jamie Machado, William McDonald, Justin Myers, Anthony Santos, Michael Uanino
June 15 Stan Cimbala, Cielo deLeon, Tony Dolce, Carlos Garris,
Lena Lania, Kathleen Leonard, Maria Malagisi, John Marcusky,
Eileen McCoy, Janet Nickels, Tania Ramos, George Rego,
Carl Reyes, David Santa Maria, Anthony Tumminello, Mary Beth Van Ryne
June 16 Frank Acierno, Klara Acierno,
Augustine Campbell, William Conville, Michael David, Augusto deLeon Jr.,
Jennifer Dean, Alyssa Diaz, Jeff Howell, Eva Luis,
Nancy O’Brien, Robert Rhoads, Deborah Sewell, Zachary Williams,
Joseph Zilligen
Last Sunday of the month after 9 am Mass The Knights of Columbus sponsors a Pancake Breakfast (includes omelets and sausage). Come join us!
Join us for First Saturday Mass at 9am in the Chapel. The monthly Mass will be a devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Our parish’s Catholic Ministry at the Flagler County Detention Facility provides needed pastoral care for inmates in the county jail. We are currently seeking a few additional male volunteers to serve the male inmates. The most important qualifications are a spirit of compassion and a calling to bring Christ in Word and Sacrament to the incarcerated. Prior training as an Extraor-dinary Minister of Holy Communion is desirable, but not neces-sary. Volunteers must be year-round local residents. The time commitment is small: a few hours every other month. If you think you might be interested in this ministry and would like more information, please contact John Bangert (301-318-6832; [email protected]). “For I was in prison and you visited me.”
(Matthew 25).
June 15 Come Celebrate Love Retreat Speakers: Fathers Peter Akin-Otiko, Amar Nagothu, and Don and Lorrie Gramer 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Jacksonville Cost: $25/couple, includes materials and meals. To register, visit https://holyspiritchurchjax.org/marriage-ministry or call Holy Spirit Parish at (904) 641-7244.
June 24-28 Summer School of Theology Theme: “Giving Reasons for Our Hope in the World Today” Leader: Tom Ryan, Ph.D. Daily from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Wisdom Center at Marywood Retreat & Conference Center, St. Johns. To register, visit https://form.jotform.com/90343825137153
The Catholic Writers Guild has awarded its Seal of Approval to Poppa–A Fictional Biog-raphy of Joseph of Nazareth, by C. K. McKen-na, a member of Santa Maria del Mar par-ish. The Guild awards its Seal to works of fic-tion and non-fiction that demonstrate both “support of Catholic beliefs and values” and “editorial integrity.” Poppa is available as a pa-perback in the SMdM parish Gift Shop and as an ebook and audio book at Amazon, Apple and elsewhere. More information on the Seal of Approval is available at CatholicWritersGuild.org.
Holy Spirit, fan into flame the gifts I received in my Baptism and Confirmation. I want to receive the fire of Your love as Your disciples did at Pentecost. Come with wonder and awe, with wisdom, understanding, and counsel, with courage and faith in You. Holy Spirit, may my actions witness to Your presence in my life. Help me to see the ways my strengths can serve others in their weakness. In all my interactions, I want to radiate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Breathe new life into the world through me. Amen.
4751 E. Moody Blvd., Ste 5, Bunnell, FL 32110
[email protected] Phone: 386-586-0210
Free pregnancy tests, infant & maternity clothes, diapers,
formula, parenting classes, post-abortion support, adoption & social services referrals, and
referrals for Medicaid and WIC.
There is no need to feel alone when real help is available
during an unplanned pregnancy. Caring Choices
at (866) 901-9641 offers help through counseling, support, education, and
resources. This is one decision not to face alone!
Struggling with emotional or spiritual pain following an
abortion? Rachel’s Vineyard is a post-abortion healing
ministry that will lovingly help to transform your pain to
hope and reconciliation. For more info call (904) 221-3232
Please join the Respect Life Ministry every first Friday to
say the Rosary for Life. We will start at 8:30 am,
right before the 9 am Mass.
Learn Natural Family Planning (NFP) at home and at your own pace with the Home Study Course from NFP International, nfpandmore.org. Includes Ecological Breastfeeding (it really can space babies), a double-check system of fertility awareness, and Catholic teaching that’s easy to understand. Work with an instructor by email. Completion certificate, only $70.
The U.S. Senate recently failed to pass the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act—legislation that prohibits infanticide by ensuring that a child born alive following an attempted abortion would receive the same degree of care to preserve her or his life and health as would be given to any other child born alive at the same gestational age. Please join us in prayer for an end to infanticide: Jesus, Lord of life, transform the hearts of all elected leaders to recognize that infanticide is wrong and must not be tolerated. Open hearts and minds to recognize and defend the precious gift of every human life.
Please continue to fill up your Baby Bottles with coins and dollar bills. Your donations support pregnant women who need assistance at the Alpha Women’s Center. All services—ultrasounds, training classes, diapers, wipes and clothes—are free to these women. We will be collecting the bottles on Father’s day weekend—June 15-16. The Respect Life Ministry and Knights of Columbus thank you for your support! For more information, contact Janice Berreth at 386-597-2344.
The disciples must have missed spending time with Jesus after he went back to heaven. But they knew that the Holy Spirit would always be with them, helping them remember what Jesus taught them. The disciples kept learning about God and kept growing closer to him. The Holy Spirit will help you remember Jesus, too.
Dear God, thank you for sending the Holy Spirit.
Draw a picture of Jesus washing his friends' feet.
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