We hope that your Advent season has been filled with the Lord's blessings so far. Tonight, a few of us were able to attend and serve Mass for the Memorial of Father Clem, SDB. It was a beautiful thing to see the way in which one man touched so many lives and brought so many people to the encounter with Jesus Christ. Let us all feel called on to live out the Gospel mission this day and always.
Also, check out this video made by some of our fellow seminarians at the formation house. May it bring you peace as they continue to strive to do the Lord's will:
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
FRIDAYS!
Today was a very busy day for most!
1. The Vocations Discernment Retreat began this evening.
2. Friday Apostolates (Elizabeth, Port Chester, Our Lady of the Valley)
3. The Visitation
4. The ill-health rapidly increasing in Salesian confrere Father Clem.
This is a truly beautiful thing to witness--the great outreach of the Salesian family to the surrounding areas. We are constantly busy with the Lord's work. But this is more reason for us to keep on guard. We must not let our prayers fall weak or stagnant! The Lord calls us, rather, to make our lives a living prayer--to lift up our hearts to Him in every moment of our days! This is something we must constantly remind ourselves of. We live not for ourselves but for the glory of the Lord and His Kingdom, which is among us NOW!
Thanks to all who attended the Salesian Visitation tonight. It was truly blessed by the Holy Spirit.
Stay tuned via this blog and YouTube for clips, videos, and recordings of Visitation songs!
St. Cecilia, Patron Saint of Musicians, pray for us.
1. The Vocations Discernment Retreat began this evening.
2. Friday Apostolates (Elizabeth, Port Chester, Our Lady of the Valley)
3. The Visitation
4. The ill-health rapidly increasing in Salesian confrere Father Clem.
This is a truly beautiful thing to witness--the great outreach of the Salesian family to the surrounding areas. We are constantly busy with the Lord's work. But this is more reason for us to keep on guard. We must not let our prayers fall weak or stagnant! The Lord calls us, rather, to make our lives a living prayer--to lift up our hearts to Him in every moment of our days! This is something we must constantly remind ourselves of. We live not for ourselves but for the glory of the Lord and His Kingdom, which is among us NOW!
Thanks to all who attended the Salesian Visitation tonight. It was truly blessed by the Holy Spirit.
Stay tuned via this blog and YouTube for clips, videos, and recordings of Visitation songs!
St. Cecilia, Patron Saint of Musicians, pray for us.
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