Sunday Reminder for 10-24-10, 30th Ordinary Time

Mass:   Coffee, donuts, and specials on the house.  

Time: 9:30; Tony Celebrating 

Place:  Vines High School, 15th between Custer & Independence, south side

  
 Sienna 10-22-10

Readings: Sirach 35, 12-18; Psalm 34, The Lord hears the Cry of the Poor; 2 Timothy 4, 6-8, 16-18; Luke 18 9-14.

 

Community Bulletin Board: 

 Discussion after Mass this Sunday 

Sienna 2, 10-22-10 
                                                                                

Dates to Check: 

October 30, Saturday: Our special day at our Habitat house.  Tom Fleming will explain Sunday. 

November 20, Saturday before Thanksgiving: help us feed the homeless like we did last year.  More information coming.

November 21, Sunday before Thanksgiving: our holiday food drive.                                                             

 

 

Hugh 10-22-10 

Thoughts on The Church:

 

1.  Fr. Donald Cozzens talks about priests' silence, Mirabile Dictu, 10-17-10: Download Priests Silent 10-22-10                                                                                               

2.  Excellent article on the state of the Catholic world written by Anthony Padovano, a married priest & scholar.  The article is both excellent and long.  Issue #4:  Download Padovano #4 or 4, 10-22-10 

3.  20 Parishes also closing in Twin Cities, Mirabile Dictu, 10-17-10:  Download 20 Churches Closing 10-22-10 

        

True? 

We are each other's harvest;
we are each other's business;
we are each other's magnitude and bond.

Gwendolyn Brooks

 Leo 10-22-10 

  

Picture 1:   Sienna 

Picture 2:  Sienna with grandmother, mom, & granddad, Robyn, Erin, & Brian

Picture 3:  Hugh at the Coffee Shoppe   

Picture 4:  Leo & buddy      

Video:        Sacrament of the Sick



 

  

 See you Sunday, October 24

 J.S.   (214-783-0443)

 

 



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