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Eric Plumer’s The Development of Ecclesiology: Early Church to the Reformation documents the historical path of the Church and the many responses to external and internal assault upon the faith. The assaults generally took the form of heresy, schism and persecution1. The Patristic writings in the early Church, including Clement 1, show that we began to seek unity as a response to many movements against heresy and schism inside the church and persecution from outside the church. Initially... Read Full Story
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I will be posting a weekly reflection here. I have begun my first class toward the Diaconate and we are required to write a weekly reflection, based upon readings. If you are interested in reading the book, it is available on Amazon.
Father Gerard Austin’s contribution to The Gift of the Church travels widely through early church councils, the Catechism, Scripture and several texts from Yves Congar and Blessed Pope John Paul II to express a Trinitarian representation in our Church when it... Read Full Story
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Special thanks to the Knights of Columbus, Council 2596 for putting on a very successful BBQ. Great food and a great time! I can’t wait until next year.
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Our Parish Mission is THIS MONDAY – WEDNESDAY, April 4th-6th from 6-8p.m. in the church.
Join Deacons Eddie Ensley and Robert Herrmann on a contemplative journey… learn to pray as Jesus and the early Christians prayed even in our very busy lives.
There is no charge for this mission, so be sure to invite your friends.
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One of Faith & Ale - Naples’ most popular and powerful speakers, Father Robert McTeigue, S.J., Ph.D., will make his Fort Myers debut! The title of his message is “Take a Hike, Take a Stand, Take Charge: Man as Pilgrim, Warrior & King.” We first met him when he spoke at our Faith & Ale Board of Directors meeting last August. Our entire Board was spellbound by his wisdom and ”down to earth” delivery!
God Bless & Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Mike Lancellot
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Archbishop Leo Jun Ikenaga SJ, president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Japan, has asked all Catholics to pray this prayer for his stricken country:
Merciful God, you never depart from us even in the worst of times; be with us in both our joy and in our sadness. Grant your aid and encouragement to those who suffer in the face of this great calamity. We, too, continue to offer you our prayers and sacrifices for their sake. Bring us with all possible haste to the day when all can... Read Full Story
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Litany for Japan
Our Lady of Akita, pray for us.
St. Peter Baptist, martyr and patron of Japan, pray for us.
St. Francis Xavier, patron of Japan, pray for us.
St. Paul Miki, martyr, pray for us.
St. Anthony Dainan, martyr, pray for us.
St. Anthony Ishida, martyr, pray for us.
St. Francis Nagasaki, martyr, pray for us.
St. Francis of St. Bonaventure, martyr, pray for us.
St. Gabriel Jusuke, martyr, pray for us.
St. Gaius Francis, martyr, pray... Read Full Story
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What a journey! It was a week of cooking, peppered with all sorts of challenges and obstacles. In the end, we raised over $9,000 for the CFA. Thank you so much to all who attended, all who volunteered and all who donated. Read Full Story
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If you can assist with the St. Francis Xavier 2011 Annual Spaghetti Dinner, please visit this form and enter your information there. http://goo.gl/lr5K8
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A beautiful prayer for Christmas that I just had to share. May you all have a blessed, wonderful and very merry, Christ filled Christmas.
I pray you will kneel with me this Christmas beside the manger of a very tiny, harmless Baby. See His little hands. They will not harm you. See His face, gentle and peaceful. He accepts you. Now look up at the Cross. See his hands, bound and open. They will not harm you. See his face, gentle and merciful. He accepts you. At the pinnacle of mankind’s sin... Read Full Story
