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Reading 1 Is 49:3, 5-6Responsorial Psalm Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10Reading 2 1 Cor 1:1-3Gospel Jn 1:29-34
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Welcome to St. Columba Parish, Dothan!
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RECLAIMING THE LORD'S DAY IN 2020
"This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad. "
Psalm 118:24Our Culture tempts us with constant distractions. The Church, however, call us to rediscover Sundays--to slow down and observe an ancient sabbath day of rest. Our hearts yearn for rest, relaxation and time off from time itself. Remember, the time we offer to Christ is never lost. It is not wasted; it is time well spent. It is time gained, when relationships are made deeper and our entire lives are made more genuinely human.
The Lord's Day:Reflection on Dies Domini, the Apostolic Letter of Pope John Paul II,
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News
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Wednesday morning CAFÉ plans a special Advent Interlude contemplation for December 4, 11, and 18. The Turning Point, Encounters with Jesus that will Change Your Life, is a study of the Gospel of John. Dynamic Catholic Institute, Matthew Kelly’s organization, is sponsoring the study. We resume study of Fulfilled, the Torah fulfilled by the New Testament and in Catholic practice, on January 15, 2020. Come join us to make your Advent 2019 the most inspirational ever! Wednesday morning 10:00; Contact Fran Weaver-Holden at @ fweaver@ss.rr.com for further information.Read More
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News from the Vatican
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Every Christian should be grateful for the gift of his or her baptism, and that gratitude should draw them together to recognize that they are brothers and sisters and called to pursue holiness...
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Looking ahead to the rest of 2020, this year could see several major Vatican shakeups as Pope Francis's reform of the Roman Curia rolls out and several current department heads have already reached...
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Before meeting Pope Francis, the bishops of Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri prayed before the tomb of St. Peter and reflected on how the fisherman grew in faith and love for Jesus.
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Next week, Pope Francis will lead the first celebration of the Sunday of the Word of God, which he instituted as a yearly occasion to celebrate and study the Bible.
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Jesus healed people of all sorts of physical ailments, but he always started with the essential — forgiving their sins, Pope Francis said.
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