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Monthly Archives: November 2016 (4)

Weekly Bulletin Dec. 4, 2016

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Weekly Scripture

Let us go rejoicing
To the House of the Lord.
Psalm 122

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Christmas Letter from Father Raul Nov. 22, 2016

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Dear Parishioners,

The Feast of Christ the King (November 20th) is the culmination of the Liturgical Year. The Church calendar (Liturgical Year) starts with the season of Advent. As the word, “Adventus” means “coming”, Advent entails preparing to remember Christ’s first coming (Christmas) and preparing for His second coming (“Parousia”).

Advent preparations are both external and internal. Here in our parish, we offer opportunities to have a truly fruitful Christmas celebration. We hope you will avail yourselves of this great opportunity to be refreshed, be renewed and to start a new liturgical year and celebrate our being “”Corpus Christi” – the Body of Christ.