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Homily – 10th Sunday Ordinary Time
Let’s take a little stroll down memory lane. Think back. What is the first time you clearly remember getting into trouble? getting into trouble. Now, there are many reasons why one could get into trouble. I wouldn’t know, I only got in trouble once in all my life. I learned very quickly. But for example, when we got into trouble, did we try to lie our way out of it?
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Friday Evening Prayer at 5 PM
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Homily – Corpus Christi
Have you ever noticed that we as a people tend to think in threes? So if I say to you. Red, blue. Then I hear we have a discussion. Someone says white. Someone says yellow. Where are the yellow people? Primary colors red, blue and yellow. Who says white? Patriotic people. Red, white and blue. So sometimes there is going to be a fourth option.
So let’s try this again. If I say apples, oranges, you say bananas. Who say grapefruit? Bananas. Okay, we’re back to the fourth. One more. I’ve got to be right. At one point, Mo. Larry and. Okay, see, we finally came to three. The threes are very important for us as a people. Think of the number of times that we just think in threes.
Continue reading “Homily – Corpus Christi”Welcome New Parish Pastoral Council Members
Thank you to Beth Liou, James Maleady, and Alsatia Ragusa, who are joining the Parish Pastoral Council to serve our parish. Below are brief bios to help you get to know the new members.
Beth Liou has been a parish member at St. Charles since moving to Brooklyn Heights with her husband Eric in 2002. She has served in various roles, including as a catechist, an usher during reopening, and currently as a lector. Her sons Frank and Paul attended the Family Faith program and received their sacraments at St. Charles while also serving as altar servers. With the boys now grown, Beth is able to devote more time to parish activities, and is eager to serve the community in helping to increase opportunities for fellowship, outreach and faith development. Outside of parish activities, Beth works as a senior markets editor at Bloomberg News and is an avid runner, reader and Yankees/NY Giants fan.
Continue reading “Welcome New Parish Pastoral Council Members”Novena to St. Anthony
June 13 is the Feast of St. Anthony of Padua, patron saint of lost things, as well as sailors and fishermen. Please join us in praying a novena in honor of St. Anthony over the nine days leading to his feast day, starting Tuesday, June 4 and concluding Wednesday, June 12. All are welcome to join fellow parishioners in praying the novena as a group on the parish Zoom channel, each day at 5 PM. The novena prayers are available online if you would like to pray the novena on your own. Printed copies will be available at church.