Thanksgiving Day we are ready. Feeding the Homeless, the Poor and the Homebound. Thanks to everyone who was invilved in the prep work: the cooks, the sandwich makers, the lunch bag fillers.... everyone!
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New Year
St Joseph
Pray for us
St Patrick
Pray for us
Advent 2013
3rd Week
May
The Month of Mary
Lent 2013
Renew us in mind, body and spirit
August
The month dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
June
The Month of the Sacred Heart
February
St. Valentine, pray for us
Merry Christmas
Advent 2011
Christ the King
October is the Month of the Holy Rosary
march
The entire month to celebrate the Church's greatest Saint
February
The Month of St. Valentine
October
the month of the Virgin Mary
September
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
August
The month of August is dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
July
A good month to think about Ireland !
June is the Month Dedicated to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
May: The Month of Mary
This picture is a charcoal sketch of the Virgin Mary drawn by my Aunt, Clara Buck, at the age of 16. She died in the 1970's at the age of 82. This one drawing remains with its wrinkles, water spots and love. I have it hanging in my home at well over 100 years old
Let us rest in Christ during ths Easter Season
The Season of
Ordinary Time is the Time for:
The Season of Advent
October
The Month of the Holy Rosary
About Me
- Father Pat
- I have been a Catholic Priest for 36 years with a wide variety of ministry participation including: high school teacher, parish priest/pastor, prison chaplain (Florida State Prison, Butler Transit Unit, Lawtey Correctional Center, Union Correctional Center, Death Row.) Have also been assigned as: summer camp admin, Diocesan Vocation Director. Was a hospital chaplain and have been involved in giving retreats, etc.
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After viewing this post on "Thanksgiving Eve at Saint Joseph ('s), it reminded me of the time that I went to the Macy('s) Turkey Day parade in New York City in 1976. It was my first and only time going. It was wonderful. I arrived at Grand Central Station by train, leaving Baltimore's Penn Station which was very close to the University of Baltimore where I attended for one semester to complete my undergraduate degree.
Well, all I can say is that I'm stuffed. Thanks! TR
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