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Life Teen Blog
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Saint Faustina’s life is validation that Jesus can make the ordinary extraordinary. Even though we may not experience these same profound images of Jesus in our daily lives, we can look to Faustina...
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Friendship is a topic we talk about all the time, but how exactly do we recognize when a friendship is going sour or even the joys and challenges in friendship? How do we identify when friends are...
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You're 100 percent who God has designed you to be. Because of the internet, most are used to differences. Sometimes they're not. In the end, we all want to hear, "well done, my good and faithful...
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Say a prayer for Nick Cannon and his family! Actor, comedian, and talk show host Nick Cannon announced in a 10-minute segment The post Celebrity Nick Cannon Says Faith is Source of Strength Amid...
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Lord have mercy! Franciscan Friar Fr. Fidelis Moscinski, CFR was arrested and dragged from an abortion facility on Sat., Nov. 27 in The post Police Arrest, Drag Franciscan Priest Out of Abortion...
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Do you struggle with anxiety or depression? On this episode of The Catholic Gentleman‘s podcast, John Heinen and Sam Guzman discuss mental The post Anxious or Depressed? Healthy Ways to Cope from a...
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National Catholic Register
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Pope Francis: Sagrada Familia’s New Star Shines for Barcelona’s Poor, Ill, Elderly, and Young PeopleScreenshot The 12-pointed star of the Sagrada Família Basilica’s Tower of the Virgin Mary is lit up for the first time. “May this star that shines from today enlighten you so that, as you...
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Eberhard Grossgasteiger. The flag of Switzerland. By approving an independent study, Swiss Catholic leaders are following the Church in France, which commissioned a landmark report...
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Courtesy of Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Security personnel reported damage to the Our Lady of Fatima statue located outside the Basilica of the National Shrine of...
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Word on Fire - COVID-19 eBook
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WELCOME TO SACRED HEART PARISHThank you for visiting the Sacred Heart Parish website. I hope your visit to our website will be a blessing as well as informative concerning the ministries of Sacred Heart Parish. It is my honor to serve as the pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, and serve the Lord with a fine group of people. We work together to praise God, grow in our Catholic faith, and evangelize those eager to know and understand more about God. Our prayer is for people to know Jesus as their Savior and become involved in a parish that cares for them. If you seek to know Jesus, then please visit the many ways you can grow in your love of God.
We have active organizations that provide something here for everyone, whether you have a special interest in religious education, youth, adult education, Christian Service opportunities and outreach, or social activities. First and foremost, we gather to love and serve God, and love and serve one another.
Sacred Heart Parish is a community where all belong in the embrace of Jesus. Regardless of who you are or where you come from, you are welcomed here. Please accept my invitation to pray and grow spiritually. To register, please contact the parish office or fill out our on-line form. The office phone number is (530) 365-8573.
Join us as we explore God’s word together through Sunday Mass and Christ-centered faith formation of adults and children.
Our world is in need of hope. We have found hope through God’s message of good news and through serving others. Our church supports ministries that bring hope to others. Some are helping the poor among us, as well as those with needs that have a global emphasis. Come and grow in hope with us.
We seek to grow in love. Jesus said that the greatest commandments are to love God and to love our neighbor. Our desire is to grow in these important relationships based upon love.
We are joyful when we are growing in faith, hope, and love. Please join us on this important journey. -
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News from the Vatican
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The best way to overcome indifference to the suffering of migrants and refugees is to look in their faces, Pope Francis said.
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An hour before sunrise, Pope Francis set a basket of white roses at the base of a statue of the Immaculate Conception in the center of Rome, praying Mary would help all who suffer.
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Clay, wood, silver, old wrist watches, chocolate, buttons, wool: all materials are welcomed in the fourth annual Vatican expo of 126 Nativities under the Bernini Colonnade, with sets from all over...
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With passion in Cyprus and reason in Greece, Pope Francis continued to articulate and adjust his teaching on migration.
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Pope Francis has given formal approval to a series of updates and modifications that have been made over the years to the norms regarding clerical sexual abuse and other crimes reserved to the...
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Catholic Link
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The post 5 Movies That Will Get You Into the Christmas Spirit appeared first on Catholic-Link.
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Forgiveness is so hard, but why? Often, the desire for an eye for an eye overwhelms us, we want the person who hurt us to receive justice and be held accountable. But does holding on to the hurt and...
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On a December afternoon I watched one-year-old grandson Ronan-the-Barbarian crawl around the Christmas tree. He would stop, reach out his arm and dip his fist into the water in the tree stand. And...
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