DOCSLIB.ORG

BÍNAH a Treasure Trove of Research Abstracts

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
BÍNAH a Treasure Trove of Research Abstracts BINAH - Research Abstracts ᴥ Vol. 2 1 Volume 2 (2007-2019) BÍNAH A Treasure Trove of Research Abstracts Recoletos School of Theology 81 Alondras St. Miranila Homes Subdivision Congressional Ave. Ext.Quezon City Philippines E-add. [email protected] Tel. No. (8)951-2861 (or 62) Administration Research, Planning and Development Office Recoletos School of Theology, Inc. 81 Alondras St. Miranila Homes, Congressional Avenue Ext. 1101 Quezon City, Philippines email: [email protected] website: www.rst.edu.ph All business and editorial correspondence (e.g. matters concerning manuscripts, books for reviews, advertising and subscriptions) should be addressed to: Quærens Journal of Theology and Pastoral Life Recoletos School of Theology, Inc. 81 Alondras St. Miranila Homes, Congressional Ave. Ext. U.P. P.O. Box 206, U.P. Diliman 1101 Quezon City, Philippines Volume 2 (2007-2019) BÍNAH A Treasure Trove of Research Abstracts Recoletos School of Theology 81 Alondras St. Miranila Homes Subdivision Congressional Ave. Ext.Quezon City Philippines E-add. [email protected] Tel. No. (8)951-2861 (2) Table of Contents Foreword 9 Foundations of Basic Teachings of the Catholic Church on Marriage: Bases for Arguments against Same-Sex Marriage 10 Fray Allan Rubett A. Cabatian, OAR Natural Law In Veritatis Splendor: An Argument Against Moral Relativism 12 Espartero, Ian Anthony R. St. Augustine’s Amor Ordinatus: Its Foundations and Implications to the Filipino Youth 16 Jacinto, Allan M. The Concept of the “Kingdom of God” in the Pastoral Letter “Justice in the World”: Its Implications to the Present Philippine Society 18 Saycon, Excel B. An Analysis of “The Church and Internet and Ethics in Internet”: Basis for Christian Moral Guidelines for Young Internet Users 20 Cabanag, Bob T. An Analysis of HB 5043 (Reproductive Health and Population Development Act of 2008) in the Context of Humanae Vitae:its Moral and Pastoral Implications 25 Christopher Gaspar, OAR Filipino Catholics’ Understanding of Human Suffering and Pope John Paul’s Salvifici Doloris: Points of Convergence 26 Eyas, Samuel L. Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body: A means to Reinforce Marital Relations in the Philippines 29 Mercado Jr.,Dominador D. The Celebration of the Paschal Triduum of the Roman Catholic Church 5 and the Iglesia Filipina Independiente: A Comparative Study 34 Ocheda, Arian Josef M. Needs and Concerns of College Seminarians: Bases for a Fraternal Guidance and Counseling Program 38 Rey B. Tripulca Pope John Paul II’s Thoughts on Ecological Crisis: Basis for OAR Pastoral Guidelines on Ecology 41 Castelo, James C. Adolescent Reproductive Health through Lifeskills-Based Education in the light of the Truth and Meaning of Humansexuality: Its’ Moral and Pastoral Implications 43 Ciceron, Ralph Laureen S. Fray Juan Garcia Ruiz de San Agustin (1728-1796), Augustinian Recollect Bishop of Nueva Segovia: The Builder of the Church Complex of Vigan 46 Raras, Nestor The Augustinian Recollects in the Evangelization of San Juan, Batangas 48 Magbojos, Giovani Gil A. St. Augustine’s Spirituality of Communion: A Basis in the Revitalization of the Christian Family as Domestic Church 51 Miranda, John Ion C. Human Formation in the Augustinian Recollect Pre-Novitiate Program 53 Panaligan, Joseph Cyprian J. Saint Augustine’s Concept of the Body: Its Implications for Filipino Pastoral Perspectives on the Care for the Dead Tabobo, Jessie T.The Filipinization of the Order of Augustinian Recollects in the Philippines 56 Gonzales, Hector C. Enriching In Humano Modo of Canon 1061 §1 According to John Paul II’s Understanding of Conjugal Act 57 Jarumay, Lounal E. Exploring the First and Second Week of the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises: A dynamic fostering Christian Values in the Philippine Context 58 Baldado, Jufel, 6 The Presence of Pope John Paul II’s New Evangelization in the Pillars of Priestly Formation of Pastores Dabo Vobis 60 Baldelovar, Jayperson A. The Devotion to Nuestra Señora del Carmen de San Sebastian: History, Propagation, Decline and Revival 62 Bullos, Leo Neil C Contemporary Augustinian Recollect Music: A Liturgico-Pastoral Evaluation 64 Caberte, Joseph Edward M The Status of Emmanuel Servants of the Holy Trinity for Becoming a Congregation of Diocesan Right 65 Estrada, Eric B. The Augustinian Recollects in the Evangelization of Bohol during the American Era (1901-1937) 66 Hamo, Roweno Eugenio L. Enriching in Humano Modo of Canon 1061 §1 According to John Paul II’s Understanding of Conjugal Act 67 Jarumay, Lounal E The Gozo to the Santo Niño De Cebu: Its Theology and Spirituality 68 Kasilag, Ian Geoffrey D. Towards A Pastoral Formation Program of the Recollect Augustinian Youth: An Adaptation of the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines on Evangelization of the Youth 69 Lao, Ken Oliver S. PCP II’s Vision of a Renewed Church as realized through the Basic Ecclesial Communities: The Case of San Nicolas de Tolentino Parish, Quezon City 71 Launio, Nimrod Q The Pedagogy of Augustine, As Applied to the Proclamation of the Word in the New Evangelization 72 Marasigan, Hansel G Employing the Augustinian Concept of one Mind and Heart to Strengthen the Ties of Filipino Family 73 Nacorda, Enrico S. 7 A Proposed Formation Program for the Catechists of Our Lady of Consolation Parish: A Response to the Call of New Evangelization 74 Plohimon, Nelson S. The Parish Renewal Experience (PREX): A Response to the Call for a New Evangelization and Its Impact on the Parish of San Sebastian 76 Saludes, Mark R Augustine’s Concept of Charity in Benedict XVI’s Deus Caritas Est: A Comparative Analysis 77 Siozon, Jerik Troy P. A Comparative Analysis of “Aliis Quoque Modis” of Canon 960 in CIC 1983 and the sacrament 78 Tanquis, John Paul R. Kalooban in doing Filipino Theology: Its Relevance to the New Evangelization in the Philippines 80 Ybanez, John Rey L Exploring the Nature of Christian Marriage as “Partnership” in Canon 1055 §1 and John Paul II 81 Ypanto, Dwight J. The Augustinian Recollects in the Evangelization of Cuyo, Palawan (1623-1898) 82 Caligdong, Kenneth S. The Devotion to Our Lady of Consolation According to the Directory on Popular Piety and the Liturgy 83 Demillones, Paul S. The State of Ogbenye Mgbeleke Mgbe (The Poorest of the Poor) in Igboland, Nigeria: A Theological Critique 84 Knwokolo, Gabriel-Mary, Augustinian Recollects History of the Town and Parish of Guindulman, Bohol (1788-1937) 85 Melgazo, Invenzor G. The Anti-Friar Literacy Campaign in the Philippines: The Augustinian Response (1872-1901) 87 Mijares, Richard Bryan O. The Dehonian Missionary Activities in Building the Local Church 89 in Mindanao (1989-2014) Paalisbo, Ruel C. 8 Benedict XVI On the Temporal Dimension of Christian Hope 91 Parmisano, Jaime Silvestre C. The Augustinian Recollect Rite of Solemn Profession of Vows as Revised According to the Rites of the Second Vatican Council 93 Plata, Robin Ross S. The Eucharist as the “Seed of Immortality” in the Christological Teaching of Cyril of Alexandria 94 Soco, Robert Andrew C. Karl Rahner’s Theory of Anonymous Christian: A Plausible Scriptural Source 95 Fray Christopher Rey Rebise Bajamonde, OSA Exploring the Examen Prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola as a Means to Combat Worldliness Today 96 Br. Sanny Gie P. Calacar, OMV The Traditional Role of Parents in Bini Marriage and Canonical Freedom of Consent 97 Fray Edobor Monday Benjamine, OAR The Rightful Autonomy of Created Realities in Gaudium et Spes’ Moral Teachings on the Environment 98 Fray Jovy A. Gallego, OAR Friendship of Jesus in John 15: 12–17: A source of Spirituality for the Ministerial Priesthood Specifically in the Oblates of the Virgin Mary 100 Br. Jesseilou P. Gulleban, OMV The Church’s Teaching on the Preferential Option for the Poor as Enrichment for Aloysius Schwartz’s Concept of Poverty 101 Fray Jessriel L. Marcha, OAR A Theological Critique on John Fuellenbach Ecclessiology and the Kingdom of God in the Light of John Paul II’s Redemptoris Missio 103 Br. Alfie S. Matulac, SDC The Imperative “… Love Your Enemies…” (Matt 5:43–48): A Normative Paradigm for Addressing Tribalism in Contemporary Nigerian Society 105 BINAH - Research Abstracts ᴥ Vol. 2 9 Fray Ifeanyichukwu Maximillian Omem, OAR The Augustinian Recollect Contributions to the Evangelization of Tagbilaran, Bohol(1768—1898) 106 Fray Keneth B. Pahamutang, OAR Mary, Mother of Mercy Model in Caring for the Suffering, Particularly the Elderly and Sick Filipino Priests 107 Fray Andrie S. Pugate, OAR The moral implications of the Technology of Security in the Contemporary Appraisal of Human Dignity 109 Br. Julius D. Socorro, SCJ The Ethical Assessment of the use of Cannabis in Medicine According to the Catholic Moral Teachings 110 Fray Tomokatsu Yamaguchi, OAR “No Salvation Outside the Church” in Rahnerian Ecclesiology: An Exposition 111 Fray James Ompad Alibong Jr., OSA Miroslav Volf’s Theology of Forgiveness as Pastoral Model in Actualization of Church’s Teaching on the Social Dimension of Salvation 112 Fray Ramon B. Bitancor III, OAR Defense of the Philippine Missions: The Augustinian Recollects’ Reaction to Moro Piratical Raids (1626–1890) 113 Fray Julius James T. Tinapao, OAR 10 Recoletos School of Theology Foreword Bínah is a Hebrew term which means understanding. This book is a collection of Research abstracts of Augustinian Recollects and students of the Recoletos School of Theology who have investigated issues and concerns that are related to theology and otherwise. This publication then is an assortment of academic undertakings to understand the world, society, humanity and God and how these interact in the field of real life. This publication is not intended to be annual but will definitely continue as students and professors of the Recoletos School of Theology continue the vocation to engage in intellectual pursuits through research and the search for bínah. The published articles cover the researh endeavors of the Recoletos School of Theology from 2007-2019.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • PARISH BULLETIN St
    ST. KEVIN’S PARISH MISSION STATEMENT St. Kevin’s is a diverse Catholic communityST. that KEVIN’S reaches outPARISH and welcomes MISSION all ages STATEMENT and cultures, and respects and promotesSt. Kevin’s the is dignity a diverse of each Catholic individual. community We are thatChrist reaches centered out and and witnesses welcomes to allHis ages life, and cultures, and and strive to liverespects the values and promotes of the gospel the dignity in our of daily each lives: individual. charity, We honesty are Christ and forgiveness.centered and We witnesses to His life, encourage serviceand andstrive leadership to live fromthe valueswithin the of parish the gospel to provide in ourfor the daily community’s lives: charity, presen honestyt and future and forgiveness. We needs. encourage service and leadership from within the parish to provide for the community’s present and future needs. PARISH STAFF: 514-733-5600 Rev. SavarimuthuPARISHYesappan STAFF – Administrator: 514-733-5600Ext 3 Rev. Herbert SchulRev.z Savarimuthu– Assistant ExtYesappan 4 – Administrator Ext 3 Sr. Grace SalvañaRev., spc Herbert– P.C. Schul L. Extz 5– Assistant Ext 4WARDENS Email:Sr. [email protected] Salvaña, spc– P.C. L. Ext 5Lucy Bugay, MarisonWARDENS Callanta Rosalina Moran – SecretaryEmail:Ext 0 [email protected] Capulong,LucyAlejandro Bugay, Cernero, Marison Callanta Effie Cordeiro –RosalinaAccountant MoranExt –6 Secretary Ext 0 Teresita Panen, JoanneJeanie Rodriguez Capulong, Alejandro Cernero, PARISH PASTORALEffie Cordeiro COUNCIL – Accountant Ext 6 HALL RESERVATIONTeresita COORDINATOR Panen, Joanne Rodriguez Tess Allonar, ApplePARISH Lacbay PASTORAL COUNCIL Jen Capulong: 514HALL-738- 6872RESERVATION COORDINATOR Shirley WilliamsonTess, Aurora Allonar Osdo, Applen Lacbay Jen Capulong: 514-738-6872 Shirley Williamson, Aurora Osdon MINISTRIES AND COMMITTEES Faith Formation MINISTRIES AND COMMITTEES Faith Education for Children Sr.
    [Show full text]
  • Dear Holy Cross Parishioners and Visitors, We Wish You All That Jesus
    Dear Holy Cross Parishioners and visitors, We wish you all that Jesus, the Newborn Messiah, would fill your hearts, lives, and homes with many of His blessings throughout the New Year! Merry Christmas! Fr. Maciej Wos, SDS and Fr. Chris Pastuszka, SDS FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK MASS INTENTIONS (REQUESTED BY) December 24 - 30, 2018 Dear Parishioners, Mon 9:00 am Spl. Int. Christopher Leong (Family) Christmas Masses Thanks be to God, and to your generosity, our Mon 5:00 pm +Fernando Di Cesare (Family) 26th Annual Share Christmas Program was +Frank Folino (Ada & Family) successful. +Carmela Luongo (Giuseppe & Maria Porciello) Cards taken and returned with food donations Spl. Int. Joe and Marian San Jose in 2018: 596 cards (approximate value $14,900) (Lanny and Danny) with many extra items noted below not included in this total. (In No 7:30 pm Mass 2017: 626 cards approximate value $15,650). Cash donations to the Mon Midnight ++Domingo & Marina Parado (Family) Sisters in 2018: 1,595. (In 2017, cash donations were 1,285.) ++William and Mary Gene ++Michael and Alma Gomes and Roma Waignein Our 26th annual Share Christmas was an effort of the entire parish, Spl. Int. Grace San Juan (Family) involving hundreds of generous parishioners, the cooperation of Tues. 8:00 am Spl. Int. Jason Fong (Family) our school’s staff and students, and flexible, efficient parish staff. +Vincenzo Misceo (Wife and Family) In October, we began by collecting well over 150 empty boxes from 10:00 am +Agostino Velenosi (Wife) local businesses. A parish business donated the Christmas tree.
    [Show full text]
  • Birthing Lupang Hinirang-- God's Chosen Land
    BIRTHING LUPANG HINIRANG-- GOD’S CHOSEN LAND National Movement for Righteousness and Transformation (N-MRT) Introduction To an increasing number of Filipinos here and abroad, the Philippines is a lost cause. But as Filipino Christians with endless faith in our God, we are duty-bound to ask, despite the hopelessness around us, the following questions: z Can something still be done? z Are we doomed as a nation? z Has God abandoned this country? z Does the Word of God to the prophet Jeremiah still apply to the Philippines today? “For I know the plans I have for you” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” (Jeremiah 29:11) 32 1 I. The Destiny of the Philippines Notes C. Three basic attitudes needed as we study our nation’s A. God created each nation with a purpose history z Everything that God created has a purpose, even nations. As we seek to understand God’s purpose for our nation through God created each nation with a purpose. In general, God’s our history, we need to ask God to give us a humble, thankful purpose for every nation is to contribute something positive and repentant heart. to humanity (sangkatauhan), to be a blessing to other nations. But each nation has a particular way in which God z A Humble Heart – We need a prayerful dependence upon wants it to be a blessing to other nations. An example would God, recognizing that without His spirit of wisdom, be Japan.
    [Show full text]
  • Remembering Saint-Like Priest
    Remembering saint-like priest How does St. Aloysius Schwartz sound to you? Who, you may ask, is Aloysius Schwartz? Monsignor Aloysius Schwartz walked among us. While he was born in Washington in 1930, he went St. Charles College (now Charlestown) in 1944 as a freshman in the minor seminary high school. His illustrious classmates include Bishop Joe Gossman and Dr. Mike Eder, a famed educator. From an early age, Al felt called to the missions. He studied at Maryknoll College and completed his theology in Louvain, Begium. His sister, Dolores Vita, a parishioner at St. John Neumann Mission in Annapolis, told me that Maryknoll wanted him to teach, but Al wanted to go to the missions. So he was actually ordained as a diocesan priest on June 29, 1957, and was assigned in Busan, South Korea. In the seminary, at Louvain, Al would spend his summer vacations working at the rag pickers’ camps for derelicts of French society. Al visited Banneux, where the Virgin of the Poor appeared, and dedicated his priesthood to the service of the poor. The law of attraction surely worked for Father Al. His love for the poor brought the poor to his door. Orphans would show up at his rectory. Realizing he needed support in caring for the poor, he founded the Religious Congregation of the Sisters of Mary in 1964, and the Brothers of Christ in 1981. He established Boystowns and Girlstowns to care for and educate the orphan and abandoned children, and children from poor families. Father Al was involved in pro-life activities of every kind, building hospitals and sanatoriums for the indigent, hospices for the homeless and handicapped men, women and children.
    [Show full text]
  • Holy Trinity Catholic Church
    Holy Trinity Catholic Church 4215 Pine Rd. NE Bremerton, WA 98310 Phone: 360-377-7674 Fax: 360-377-6181 Parish Website: www.htcbremerton.org March 11, 2018 Mission Statement: We, the Roman Catholic community who gather at Holy Trinity Parish, are committed to the worship of God, the building of community and service to others by proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We do this because we are loved by God and empowered by the Holy Spirit to share in Jesus’ mission. Weekend Eucharistic (Mass) Schedule Parish Office (360)377-7674 Saturday: 5:00pm (Vigil) Parish office email: [email protected] Sunday: 8:00, 9:45, 11:30am, 4:00pm (Spanish) Hours: Mon., Tue., Thu. & Fri.: Receivers for hearing impaired available by contacting any 9:00am - 12:00pm, 1:00pm - 4:30pm; usher before Mass. Wed. : 9:00am-11:00pm, 1:30pm-4:30pm Weekday Masses: Parish Staff (St. Joseph Chapel, in memory of Fr J. Erny) Pastoral Coordinator: Veronica Kelley Ext. 228 Wed., Thu. 8:30am, Fri: 11:00am [email protected] Liturgy of the Word/Communion Service: Parish Priests: Mon., Tue.: 8:30am (Chapel) Fr. Jack Buckalew (Pastor Emeritus) Ext. 220 Exposition, Benediction & Liturgy of the Hours: [email protected] Fri.: 10:00am (Church) Fr David Gese Fr Dennis Sevilla Adoration & Benediction: (Chapel) Deacons: First Friday of month, 12pm - 5:50pm (Benediction) Henry Miner [email protected] Holy Day Masses: John Amlag [email protected] 9:00am & 7:00pm Administrator: Ted Leniszew ski Ext. 214 Sacrament of Reconciliation [email protected] Saturday: 2:30pm - Until all are heard or 4:00pm Outreach: Kathy Warcup Ext.
    [Show full text]
  • Copyright by Stephen Michael Cherry 2008
    Copyright by Stephen Michael Cherry 2008 The Dissertation Committee for Stephen Michael Cherry Certifies that this is the approved version of the following dissertation: Breaking the Bread, Sharing the Wine: Religion as Culture and Community in the Civic Life of Filipino-Americans Committee: Michael P. Young, Supervisor Christopher G. Ellison, Co-Supervisor David L. Leal Sharmila Rudrappa R. Stephen Warner Robert D. Woodberry Breaking the Bread, Sharing the Wine: Religion as Culture and Community in the Civic Life of Filipino-Americans by Stephen Michael Cherry, B.A.; M.A. Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of The University of Texas at Austin in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy The University of Texas at Austin May, 2008 Dedication For Emily Chan Salazar Cherry, my love, support, and inspiration through life and study Acknowledgements First and foremost I would like to thank the numerous Filipino-Americans in Houston who let me share a glimpse of their vibrant lives. Without them this dissertation would not have been possible. Second, I would like to thank members of my dissertation committee for their suggestions and advice throughout the project. In particular, Michael Young lent sage advice to both the arguments and their presentation. Additionally, Michael’s work on cultural schemas provided a key starting point for my own theorizing of religious effects on Filipino-American civic life. Chris Ellison provided invaluable assistance in the statistical analysis and likewise helped to further shape both the arguments and their presentation. Chris also made crucial suggestions about the future directions of the project.
    [Show full text]
  • La Salle Magazine Winter 1979-1980 La Salle University
    La Salle University La Salle University Digital Commons La Salle Magazine University Publications Winter 1980 La Salle Magazine Winter 1979-1980 La Salle University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/lasalle_magazine Recommended Citation La Salle University, "La Salle Magazine Winter 1979-1980" (1980). La Salle Magazine. 114. https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/lasalle_magazine/114 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at La Salle University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in La Salle Magazine by an authorized administrator of La Salle University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WINTER 1979-80 A QUARTERLY LA SALLE COLLEGE MAGAZINE All American M ichael Brooks Robert S. Lyons, Jr., ’61, Editor James J. McDonald, ’58, Alumni News ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Terence F. Heaney, Esq., ’63, President John J. Fallon, '67, Executive Vice President Diane M. Bones,' 7 5, Vice President Marie Konzik Parrott, Esq.,' 7 3, Secretary Paul J. Foley,'7 4, Treasurer A QUARTERLY LA SALLE COLLEGE MAGAZINE (USPS 299-940) Contents 1 THE A LL A M E R IC A Michael Brooks has already had a taste of Pan American gold. Can the Olympics and NBA be far behind? 6 A POPE VISITS PHILADELPHIA It was one of Philadelphia’s finest days, says La Salle’s president who also had a birds-eye view of John Paul’s journey to Washington. 8 THE ART O F C H R ISTM A S The Pope’s Visit, Page 6 Biblical prints in the new Susan Dunleavy col­ lection at La Salle shed light on the story of the Nativity.
    [Show full text]
  • Christ's Ambassador of Hospitality in the Nation's Capital 920 11Th Street
    HOLY NAME CATHOLIC CHURCH Christ’s Ambassador of Hospitality in the Nation’s Capital 920 11th Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 Mission Statement We, the Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, are Christ’s ambassadors of hospitality in the nation’s capital. Established in 1891, we are committed to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, to share our faith and to follow the example of Mary. We strive to be spiritually, socially and culturally focused and open our hearts and doors to God’s children. We offer a faith -filled and love-filled environment. Declaración de Misión Nosotros, la Iglesia Católica Romana del Santo Nombre de Jesús , somos embajadores de la hospitalidad de Cristo en la Capital de la Nación . Establecida en 1891, estamos comprometidos a anunciar la Buena Noticias de Jesucristo, para compartir nuestra fe y seguir el ejemplo de Maria. Nos esforzamos por ser centrados en la espiritualidad, en el servicio social y en la diversidad cultural y abrir el Corazon y las puertas a los hijos de Dios. Ofrecemos un ambiente lleno de fe y lleno de amor. Telephone: (202)397-2525 Teléfono: (202)397-2525 Fax: (202) 397-6639 Fax: (202) 397-6639 Webpage: holynameparishdc.org Página web:holynameparishdc.org Email: [email protected] Correo: [email protected] BIENVENIDO! Reverend William Carloni (Pastor) Reverendo William Carloni Weekend Mass Schedule Horario de Misas de fin de Semana Saturday Vigil 4:00 pm, Sábado Vigilia 4:00pm Sunday 8:00 & 11:00 am, Domingo 8:00 & 11:00am, 1:00pm ( Español) Children’s Mass 9:30am, 1:00 pm (Spanish) Misas Diarias Daily Mass Lunes a Viernes 9:30am Monday thru Friday 9:30 am, Sábados 8:00am Saturday 8:00 am Reconciliación Reconciliation Sábado 3:00-3:30pm o por citas Saturday 3:00-3:30 pm or by Appointment BIENVENIDOS: Parroquia del Santo Nombre de Jesus da WELCOME : Holy Name Parish welcomes la bienvenida a nuestros nuevos llegados.
    [Show full text]
  • 2017 Ministry Handbook
    A SANCTUARY IN SIGHT St. Michael the Archangel Our Time is Now St Michael the Archangel 2017 Ministry Handbook 2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS 75052 ©2017 Liturgical Publications Inc (262) 785-1188 • (800) 876-4574 • Dir. 05-00417-D / 55-0742 St the Michael Archangel Catholic Church 2910 CORN VALLEY ROAD • GRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS • 75052 Mission Statement We, the Catholic Community of Saint Michael the Archangel, through the enlightenment of the Holy Spirit, endeavor to continue Christ’s mission, to welcome everyone and to bring God’s love to all people. We dedicate ourselves to thankfulness, allowing the Word of God in all it’s richness, to dwell in us. Whatever we do in word or deed, we do in the name of the Lord Jesus. Dear Parishioners of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, We are currently in a time of growth here in Grand Prairie, which in turn has helped our community to grow tremendously. I want to thank each one of you for being Christian witnesses to our visitors and living out our mission to “welcome everyone and bring God’s love to all people”. My prayer for us is that we take advantage of this time God has prepared for us to strengthen our spirituality and grow through formation from the youngest of our parishioners to the oldest. We all have a role to play here at St. Michael and I truly believe that we are living out the Gospel and bringing others closer to Him, so that together, we can follow Him, praise Him, and love Him.
    [Show full text]
  • MASS, CONFESSION, and ADORATION SCHEDULE Upcoming Solemnities Chapel Is Open for Personal Prayer Monday-Thursday, 9Am-4Pm
    1011 Eastwood Rd., Wilmington, NC 28403 | Phone: (910) 392-0720 | Fax: (910) 392-6777 | www.stmarkcc.net Pastor Fr. Gregory Spencer Parochial Vicar Fr. Cesar Torres Martínez Parish Offices: Remain closed to walk-in visitors. Staff are available M-F, 9am-4pm by phone or email. Emergency Contact (for life/death emergencies): During office hours: (910) 398-6509 Evening/Weekends: (910) 399-1591 - Please leave a message and your call will be returned MASS, CONFESSION, AND ADORATION SCHEDULE Upcoming Solemnities Chapel is open for personal prayer Monday-Thursday, 9am-4pm. The 6:00pm Mass on and Feast Days Daily Mass Saturday is celebrat- May 30: Most Holy Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30am (English) ed at Christ the King Trinity (Santísima Trini- Wednesday: 8:10am (English) Catholic Church, our dad) Monday-Thursday: 10:00am (Spanish) mission parish in Rie- May 31: Visitation of Every third Tuesday of the month: Spanish Mass at 6:30pm instead gelwood, NC. the Blessed Virgin of 10am Mary (La Visitación de Follow us and watch la Bienventurada Vir- New changes in RED. Changes take effect Saturday, May 22. all of our Masses on gen María) Weekend Masses Facebook, YouTube June 6: Corpus Christi Saturday Vigil: 5:00pm (English); 6:00pm (Spanish) at or the website! Christ the King Church in Riegelwood, NC) Facebook: Interested in becoming a Sunday: 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am (English) & 1:30pm @stmarkwilm parishioner? Click HERE to (Spanish) register. (Registro para feli- YouTube: St. Mark greses) Confession Catholic Church, Wil- Saturdays from 3:30pm-4:30pm mington, NC Already a parishioner? Log into your Realm ac- Eucharistic Adoration Website: stmarkcc.net count to see our events! Every Friday from 9:00am-4:00pm St.
    [Show full text]
  • Mass Intentions from the PASTORS DESK Fr. Al
    UPCOMING EVENTS IN OUR PARISH FROM THE PASTORS DESK Sunday, November 25th Breakfast with St. Nicholas—8:30 to 11 AM (2) Fr. Al Religious Goods Store—After all Masses (2) Dear Brothers and Sisters of St. Anthony’s, Tuesday, November 27th Bible Study—10:30 to 12 PM (rectory) After last week some people who read my bulletin All are welcome to attend. article about “Dealing with Discouragement” came to me telling me of another wonderful Saint of our time that didn’t Sunday, December 2nd give into that powerful emotion. They were relating to me Knights of Columbus Breakfast—8:30 to 11 AM (2) the story of St. Josephine Bakhita. Josephine is truly a hero Religious Goods Store—After Masses (2) not only because she did not give into discouragement, but Healing Mass—3 PM also in the fact that she did not resent the people who were maliciously cruel to her. She prayed for them. A good Monday, December 3rd reading of Romans 12 would describe Josephine. “Never Adoration and Confessions—5 to 8 PM repay injury with injury…. ….do not conquer by evil but conquer evil with good.” While we can not go into her whole Tuesday, December 4th life now, it would suffice to say that she did well in putting Mass—6 AM and 8 AM the teaching of Jesus into practice. Bible Study—10:30 to 12 PM (rectory) Years ago, while at another assignment I had the happy fortune of meeting a lady whose name I will not men- Wednesday, December 5th tion.
    [Show full text]
  • Dr. Vivian Lim Cayanong
    ST. KEVIN’S PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Centre Funéraire St. Kevin’s is a diverse Catholic communityST. that KEVIN’S reaches out PARISH and welcomes MISSION all ages STATEMENT and cultures, and respects and promotesSt. Kevin’s the isdignity a diverse of each Catholic individual. community We are Christthat reaches centered out and and witnesses welcomes to Hisall ageslife, and cultures, and Côte-des-Neiges and strive to liverespects the values and promotesof the gospel the dignityin our ofdaily each lives: individual. charity, Wehonesty are Christ and forgiveness.centered and We witnesses to His life, 4525, ch. De la Côte-des-Neiges encourage service and leadership from within the parish to provide for the community’s present and future SANDRA WONG Montréal (Quebec) H3V 1E7 and strive to live the values of the gospel in our daily lives: charity, honesty and forgiveness. We Conseillère en préarrangements needs. Sans frais / Toll Free 1 888 342-6565 encourage service and leadership from within the parish to provide for the community’s present and future Prearrangement Counsellor Tel: 514-342-8000 poste 2258 needs. [email protected] Fax: 514-342-4248 PARISH STAFF: 514-733-5600 www.dignitequebec.com Rev. SavarimuthuPARISHYesappan STAFF – Administrator: 514-733-5600Ext 3 Rev. Herbert SchulRev.z –SavarimuthuAssistant ExtYesappan 4 – Administrator Ext 3 Sr. Grace SalvañaRev., spc Herbert– P.C. SchulL. Extz 5– Assistant Ext 4WARDENS DMD Email:Sr. [email protected] Grace Salvaña, spc– P.C. L. Ext 5Freddie Baculina, LucyWARDENS Bugay, DR.
    [Show full text]