Dear Parishioners:
Lent is moving right along. The Third Sunday of Lent reminds us of our
thirst for God. Zeal for God’s House
consumes Jesus as He purifies the Temple in preparation for
the revelation of His Glory. We are called
to allow that purification to take place in us.
The Ten Commandments are given to us
to teach us how we belong to God and how our lives are meant to be
ordered. God must be first in our
lives. We must not approach God without
awareness of the reverence due to His Name.
We are to keep holy the Sabbath – creating room for God in our use of
time.
Honoring our father and mother is
the only commandment that includes a promise: that we will have a long
life. The commands not to kill, not to
abuse our sexuality, not to steal and not to tell untruths relate to our
cooperation with human society. The
commandments not to covet others’ spouses and others’ material goods point to
the call to interiorize the whole list of commandments.
This week, we will have our Parish
Lenten Penance Service. It is an
opportunity for us to “clean house” in preparation for Easter. The experience of the Lenten times of Prayer,
Fasting and Almsgiving has made known our need for God. Hearing the story of the Passion through the
performance of “The People of the Passion” has brought home to us all that
Jesus did for us and the Love God has for us in sending His Son to die and rise
for us. May we respond to the graces
that are offered now. Come to Confession
with your family.
All are invited to our Parish Lenten Penance Service, this Thursday, March 12, at 7 p.m.
Come to allow the Lord to clean house in your heart.
All are invited to our Parish Lenten Penance Service, this Thursday, March 12, at 7 p.m.
Come to allow the Lord to clean house in your heart.
The Pilgrim Statue visitation program at St. Timothy Parish
Would you like to
invite Jesus Christ into your home through His Mother?
The Pilgrim Statue visitation program has been available to members of Holy Family
Parish for over 2 years. The families report receiving many graces, especially
a sense of peace during the time the statue stayed in their homes. Now this is
available to the any member of St. Timothy. Sign up today for a home visitation
of the Pilgrim Statue of Mary.
For
further information, contact Kathy Fulop at katful1425@yahoo.com
or 614-690-6305.
Papal Pilgrimage to Philadelphia
Women's Club is sponsoring the Papal Pilgrimage to Philadelphia
for the World family meeting on September 24th- Sept 27th. This journey includes 3 hotel stays, 2 meals/day and
sightseeing, all via air-conditioned, restroom-equipped charter buses. We will
attend the Papal Mass (with 1-2 million friends) and return in the wee hours
Sunday night/ Monday Am. First come, first served! We already have ten
out-of-parish requests, so act quickly!
Our World Meeting of Families event is now available for
online registration:
Please use this link: http://groupminder.com/internet/resEvt.cfm?cstId=101&evtId=57&evtName=St%2E%20Timothy%20Church.
Please use this link: http://groupminder.com/internet/resEvt.cfm?cstId=101&evtId=57&evtName=St%2E%20Timothy%20Church.
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