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The Crisis in HaitiThis weekend, as we remember Martin Luther King Jr., who gave his very life for the dignity of all people, we are also asked to respond to the monumental need in Haiti. We cannot all go there to comfort the dying and the mourning. We cannot all go there to hold neew orphhans or serve meals to the hungry.. We cannot all go there to rebuild roads and houses. The need is unfanthomable and immeasurable. We are overwhelmed. But, there are those who will act in our stead, who will be out outstretched hands. We will not be asked to lay down out lives for out suffering neighbors, but we are obliged to act in whatever ways we can. We can pray. We can donate. We can volunteer at Feed My Starving Children. How will we bbe called upon, as we leave this place, "to love and serve one another as we love and serve the Lord"? Focus your prayer this week on but a single person, just like yourself:
Walk with them in their pain and loss; through their fear and anxiety. God will show each of us the way we can make a difference Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis Responds to Haiti EarthquakeArchbishop John C. Nienstedt, of Saint Paul and Minneapolis today called on the priests and people within the 12 counties of the Archdiocese to contribute to relief efforts underway for victims of Tuesday’s earthquake in Haiti. ... Read More ...
Ecumenical Prayer Service for LifeDate/time of event: Jan. 22, 10:00 am. to 12:00 pm.The ACCL committee of The Church of the Holy Name, located at 3637 11th Avenue South in Minneapolis, is planning to rent a bus to go to the Ecumenical Prayer Service for Life, which will be held on January 22nd, from 10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m., at St. Paul's Cathedral. The bus will leave The Church of the Holy Name at about 10:00 a.m. When we return, a light lunch will be served in church's social hall. All are welcome to join us. A suggested donation of $5.00 per person is requested to defray the cost of the bus rental. The Giving Tree 2009The weather is turning cold and once again our thoughts are turning toward Christmas and those who could use a helping hand. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is sponsoring the Giving Tree that will be up in Garvey Hall this weekend. Pick an angel off the tree, purchase a present for the child indicated, wrap it, tie the angel on it and return to church by December 6th. For those of you who don't have time to shop, we have angels that suggest a donation of $20 to pay for the food baskets that accompany the gifts we bring on our Christmas delivery. Delivery of these presents and the food baskets is set for Saturday, December 12th. Please consider donating a few hours of your time on that day to help in the process. We meet at Garvey Hall at 10 a.m. to pick up the gifts for the families on your route. We then go over to the Pillsbury House on 35th & Chicago to pick up the food baskets. Most people are finished delivering by noon! For further information or to volunteer, call Judy Aubert @ 612-729-3416 or Dorothy Pitheon @ 612-825-3927. From Fr. LeoThe Weekly Bulletin
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