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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Hos 11:1-4, 8e-9Responsorial Psalm 80:2ac and 3b, 15-16Gospel Mt 10:7-15
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Life Teen Blog
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Even I must admit, the introvert in me enjoyed attending Mass in sweats and in the comfort of my own home. Although I am healthy and able, it is tempting to continue to celebrate Mass digitally, with...
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This will be so powerful! 💪💪💪 On July 4, Fr. Bill Peckman, Fr. James Altman, and Fr. Richard Heilman announced their call The post 3 Priests Call For 40 Days of Prayer & Fasting to Drive...
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[See also: 10 Awesome Tips to Help You Get the Most Out of Mass] [See also: When Mark Wahlberg’s Brother Met Mother The post The 5 Pillars of Spiritual Life Every Catholic Should Know, in One Awesome...
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National Catholic Register
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By Catholic News Agency | LOS ANGELES, Calif. — A California bishop challenged Catholics online to “cut it out” and better represent their Christian faith through their social media...
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40 Days Of Prayer, Fasting To Save America; The Terrible Effects of Eucharistic Deprivation And MoreBy Tito Edwards | 3 Priests Call For 40 Days of Prayer & Fasting to Drive Demonic Forces Out of America – ChurchPOP +1 The Terrible Effects of Eucharistic Deprivation – Peter Darcy at Catholic...
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By Kevin Wells | In an empty chapel in weather-miserable Banneux, Belgium, Aloysius Schwartz made a vow to spend the remainder of his life serving the humiliated and disregarded. Louvain’s lone...
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WELCOME TO SACRED HEART PARISHWe are excited to begin the public celebration of Mass
on the weekend of June 13th & 14th.
Our Mass schedule will be:
Saturday: 4:30pm (Sacred Heart)
Sunday: 8:15am (St. Anne, Cottonwood)
Sunday: 10:00am (Sacred Heart)
Sunday: 12:00 noon Spanish (Sacred Heart)
Sunday: 6:00pm Bilingual (Sacred Heart)
(This is an added Mass to accommodate overflow due to reduced seating)
Daily Mass, Tuesday – Friday: 8:00am (Sacred Heart)
We will adhere to the 25% seating capacity
guidelines of the CDC and State of California.
Attending Mass
We ask that you arrive 30 minutes early to help maintain safe distances and avoid overcrowding before Mass starts. Here are a few guidelines to follow:
- Everyone will need to enter through the front doors. The side doors will be locked.
- Please distance yourself six feet away from those that are not in your family
- Please avoid physical contact.
- Wear your face masks during mass except when receiving Holy Communion.
- Keep your children with you at all times.
- Missalettes have been removed from the pews. We are providing take home sheets of the music selections.
- We will not be passing the offering baskets. Instead, our greeters will be using a basket with a handle to help avoid contamination. You are also encouraged to give through www.myeoffering.com, use the online giving option through the Diocese of Sacramento: https://www.scd.org/catholic-foundation/support-your-parish, or set up online bill pay through your bank.
- Hand sanitizer will be available for everyone’s use.
- Sanitizing wipes will be available for everyone to clean their pew after Mass.
The CDC and the Diocese recommend those who are 65 years of age and older, those with vulnerable health conditions, and those not feeling well OR are living with someone unwell should stay home. The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday mass is still in effect.
We understand that some of you will not feel comfortable returning to church gatherings just yet, and we stand by and respect your decision. Our 10:00am Mass will be live streamed every Sunday on our Facebook Page, Sacred Heart Anderson. -
PARISH NEWS
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This Summer, the most wonderful camp in the world, CAMP PENDOLA, goes online! Register for one or more weeks and you will receive a supply kit, Camp Pendola swag, and a link to Zoom for the week. Join us July 12 - 17 for "Fun in the Sun"; July 19 - 24 for "Christmas in July"; July 26 - 31 for "Mission Impossible"; and August 2 - 7 for "Weird Science". Each week long session for campers age 6 - 17 years old will have interactive and self directed activities. Cost per week is $100 per camper. Visit www.pendola.org to register. Questions??? Call Jennifer Campbell at 916-733-0135 or email jcampbell@scd.org.Read More
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Word on Fire
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News from the Vatican
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In a letter read aloud at his brother’s funeral in Regensburg, retired pope Benedict XVI recalled several characteristics which he felt best described his eldest sibling, including a love of music...
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With coronavirus restrictions continuing to relax throughout Europe, pontifical universities in Rome are busy planning for an in-person academic year with new health and sanitary measures in place to...
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Decrying the unimaginable "hell" migrants experience in detention centers, Pope Francis urged all Christians to examine how they do or don't help -- as Jesus commanded -- the people God has...
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It took three surgeries and hundreds of man-hours but Ervina and Prefina, two-year-old conjoined twins from the Central African Republic, were successfully separated in the pope’s pediatric hospital...
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On Tuesday the Vatican COVID-19 taskforce issued a call for global disarmament during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, and investment in what they said are peacemaking measures such as healthcare...
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Catholic Link
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The Virtue of Justice Before we can begin to understand patriotism as a virtue, we have to first look to... The post The Virtue Of Patriotism appeared first on Catholic Link.
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“No one can serve two masters. He will either hate one and love the other, or be devoted to one... The post Your Complete Guide To Paying Priests For Things appeared first on Catholic Link.
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