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Entries for February 2020
The Women’s Bible Study Group has cancelled its Lenten Bible Series (March, 12, 19, 26).
We hope that as we face this crisis with the grace of God's Spirit, we will come to journey with Christ in His passion during this Lenten season.
“The time is fulfilled, and the ...
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Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten Season.
Our ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES are at
8:30am, 12:10pm, 5:30pm and 7:00pm
As part of our Mass liturgies, we will be signed on our foreheads with ashes, reminding us of the new church liturgical season, giving us hope for a new heart and ...
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Our Lord is waiting for you in the confessional. The light of His reconciling love is on during Thursdays of Lent, from 6:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. in the St. Luke Church Reconciliation Room.
"In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the rich...
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Our Friday evening Stations of the Cross has been cancelled. We encourage you to continue praying the Way of the Cross and meditate on Christ's passion, whether as an individual or with your families.
Here are some suggested online Stations of the Cross:
https://www.catholic.org/pray...
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Registration is open for the March 7-8 Hope and Healing after Abortion Women’s Retreat, which will be held here in the SF Bay Area. The retreat will be led by Fr. Vito Perrone, Contemplative of St. Joseph, with the Daughters of Carmel, at a confidential loc...
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Registration is open for the March 7-8 Hope and Healing after Abortion Women’s Retreat, which will be held here in the SF Bay Area. The retreat will be led by Fr. Vito Perrone, Contemplative of St. Joseph, with the Daughters of Carmel, at a confidential loc...
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Deepen your spiritual life and have fun doing it! An interactive retreat for women of all ages provides an opportunity to learn, to share ideas and your own experiences, under the direction of knowledgeable presenters. It includes presentations, small group discussions (with an abundance of in...
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Know the facts. Influenza is thought to spread mainly person-to-person through coughing or sneezing of infected people.
Take everyday actions to stay healthy.
Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze or into your sleeve if you do not have a tissue available. Throw the...
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THE CHURCH'S LITURGICAL RESPONSE TO INFLUENZA
Throughout the years, the USCCB Secretariat of Divine Worship has addressed the liturgical implications of the transmission of pathogens on numerous occasions. With the flu season now taking place in the United States, we offer the following br...
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Please be aware that the obligation to attend Sunday Mass does not apply to those who are ill, especially those who suffer from contagious disease. It is a sign of consideration for others that those with flu-like symptoms remain at home. For the convenience of those who are homebound, or ...
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During this cold and flu season, and especially due to the coronavirus epidemic, all parishioners are reminded of the following: Those who are ill are not obliged to attend mass and should stay home to recover. We also ask that those who are not well refrain from offering your hand to others at the ...
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Our St. Luke Crab Feed Committee is looking for volunteers who can serve and help make our March 7th St. Luke Annual Crab Feed Fundraiser a success. For those who are interested, there willl be signup sheets in the community center. For more information, please contact the parish off...
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