Reminder for Sunday, January 27, 2013, 3rd Ordinary Time C
Welcome: Catholic Mass with coffee & juice & specials on the house served afterwards.
Time: 9:30; Celebrate with the Community & Stack. Again, Welcome.
Place: Vines High School, 15th between Custer & Independence.
Nehemiah 8, 2-10, Go, eat rich foods and drink sweet drinks.
Psalm 19, Your words, Lord, are spirit and life.
1 Corinthians 12, 4-11, Now, the body is not a single part, but many.
John 2, 1-11, He has anointed me to bring glad tidings to the poor and liberty to captives.
For those who don’t have a decent Bible or a book of the readings, here are two links that I use,
The Bible at Your Fingertips (http://st-luke-church.org/bible-at-finger-tips.php) and USCCB, The New American Bible (http://www.usccb.org/).
The difference? The first is Protestant more or less, and the second is officially Catholic and has the 12 little books in between the O.T. & N.T., called Deuterocanonical or Apocrypha.
Both are good translations.
Community Bulletin Board:
1. February 11, Next Brunch, Mardi Gras
What's going on in our Catholic World:
1. A brief history of ordination, National Cathoic Reporter, January 16, 1100 words, Download The meaning of ordination 1-25-13
2. Kennedy on a Rome Cardinal’s view of ordination, National Catholic Reporter, January 17, 850 words, Download Prefect of clergy 1-25-13
3. Ecommunication for Irish Redemptorist priest, National Catholic Reporter, January 23, 450 words, Download Redemptorist priest 1-25-13
True?
No matter what you circumstance, it could always be better and it could always be worse.
Dr. Peter McGinn (Rosemary’s brother, deceased)
See you Sunday, January 27, 2013, 3rd Ordinary Time, C cycle
J.S., 214-783-0443
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