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Life is about living, right? COVID-19, its restrictions, and how it all changed our world has certainly taught us that. But to live and to be fully alive requires action. And that means adding more verbs to our vocabulary. Here are some to help guide you on your way. Seek….
We’ve lived among a pandemic for more than one year. I remember my disappointment last Easter at not being able to enjoy the annual rituals during Holy Week. I was depressed that I was not able to join with my faith community on Easter Sunday. Watching it online was just…
LENT is a precious time, not to be glum or miserable, but to contribute to making the world better. Jesus did not die on the cross for us to be sad or overwhelmed with gloomy thoughts. He died so that we would be empowered to make the world better…so that we can…
Then the Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and the man became a living being. —Genesis 2:7 I have an Apple watch and one of the built-in apps is called Breathe. It can be set up with notifications to…
“The Greatest Ministry to Others May Just be a Simple Prayer.” Please feel free to contact our clergy (listed below) who are available for the following services: • Live Visits • Prayer-Calls • Televisits via Facetime or Zoom • Confession Bp. Peter (714) 401-7650 Available for Prayer-Calls, Televisits via Facetime…