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1 Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office. A Journey Through the Bible
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11) Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though. It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible. I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ. Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level. | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
6 | 7 | 8 Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office. A Journey Through the Bible
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11) Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though. It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible. I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ. Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level. | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
13 | 14 | 15 Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office. A Journey Through the Bible
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11) Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though. It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible. I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ. Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level. | 16 Cursillo Meeting
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20 Harvest Tea
| 21 | 22 Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office. A Journey Through the Bible
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11) Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though. It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible. I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ. Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level. | 23 Pasta Dinner
| 24 | 25 "October Baby" Film Event
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27 | 28 | 29 Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office. A Journey Through the Bible
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11) Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though. It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible. I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ. Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level. | 30 | 31 |
Tuesday Oct 1, 2013
Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday Oct 1, 2013 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Every Tuesday from 8 AM to 8 PM we have
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a
regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office.A Journey Through the Bible
Tuesday Oct 1, 2013 6:30 PM to 6:30 PM
A Journey Through the Bible, 8 part introduction to the Bible Timeline @ St. Mary's School Auditorium, September 24 to November 19, each Tuesday @ 6:30pm to celebrate the Conclusion of the YEAR OF FAITH.
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11)
Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though.
It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible.
I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ.
Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level.
Tuesday Oct 8, 2013
Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday Oct 8, 2013 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Every Tuesday from 8 AM to 8 PM we have
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a
regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office.A Journey Through the Bible
Tuesday Oct 8, 2013 6:30 PM to 6:30 PM
A Journey Through the Bible, 8 part introduction to the Bible Timeline @ St. Mary's School Auditorium, September 24 to November 19, each Tuesday @ 6:30pm to celebrate the Conclusion of the YEAR OF FAITH.
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11)
Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though.
It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible.
I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ.
Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level.
Tuesday Oct 15, 2013
Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday Oct 15, 2013 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Every Tuesday from 8 AM to 8 PM we have
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a
regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office.A Journey Through the Bible
Tuesday Oct 15, 2013 6:30 PM to 6:30 PM
A Journey Through the Bible, 8 part introduction to the Bible Timeline @ St. Mary's School Auditorium, September 24 to November 19, each Tuesday @ 6:30pm to celebrate the Conclusion of the YEAR OF FAITH.
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11)
Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though.
It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible.
I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ.
Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level.
Wednesday Oct 16, 2013
Cursillo Meeting
Wednesday Oct 16, 2013 All day
Meeting in the Parish Hall after the 7:00PM Mass
Sunday Oct 20, 2013
Harvest Tea
Sunday Oct 20, 2013 All day
Details to follow.
Tuesday Oct 22, 2013
Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday Oct 22, 2013 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Every Tuesday from 8 AM to 8 PM we have
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a
regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office.A Journey Through the Bible
Tuesday Oct 22, 2013 6:30 PM to 6:30 PM
A Journey Through the Bible, 8 part introduction to the Bible Timeline @ St. Mary's School Auditorium, September 24 to November 19, each Tuesday @ 6:30pm to celebrate the Conclusion of the YEAR OF FAITH.
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11)
Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though.
It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible.
I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ.
Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level.
Wednesday Oct 23, 2013
Pasta Dinner
Wednesday Oct 23, 2013 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Penne Pasta Dinner - Take Out Only
Friday Oct 25, 2013
"October Baby" Film Event
Friday Oct 25, 2013 6:00 PM to 6:00 PM
The film October Baby sponsored by the Social Concerns/Respect Life Committee of Queen of the Apostles Parish will be presented on Friday, October 25, at 6:00 PM in the Parish Hall, 742 Spring St., Avoca. Doors will open at 5:45 PM. A light dinner fare will be served before the movie. Tickets are "Free of Charge" and can be reserved by calling the Parish Office at 570-457-3412. A limited amount of tickets will be available. Donations will be accepted and will benefit Project Loving Care which provides handmade blankets and afghans to the homebound of the parish. The movie is rated PG-13.
Tuesday Oct 29, 2013
Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Tuesday Oct 29, 2013 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Every Tuesday from 8 AM to 8 PM we have
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. If, on a
regular basis, you can spend one hour weekly with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament at this hour, please call Ann Jake, 457-3521, or the parish office.A Journey Through the Bible
Tuesday Oct 29, 2013 6:30 PM to 6:30 PM
A Journey Through the Bible, 8 part introduction to the Bible Timeline @ St. Mary's School Auditorium, September 24 to November 19, each Tuesday @ 6:30pm to celebrate the Conclusion of the YEAR OF FAITH.
(Jeff Cavins welcomes you to a Journey through the Bible on You tube watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2FQy9h2QMI#t=11)
Have you ever thought about what it is about a good book or movie that is so captivating? Our first answer might be “a good plot” or “good characters.” I think there is something deeper going on though.
It has been said that we are captivated by stories because we, ourselves, are “hardwired” for stories. Why might this be? Because we are actually living a story – the story of salvation history – the story of God’s creation and interaction with the world. No human being is outside of God’s plan and desire. We are called to discover God’s story so we can actually discover our own story and calling – our purpose in this life and the next. The purpose and plan for our lives can be found in God’s revelation – the teachings of the Church and his holy word, the Bible.
I think it’s accurate to say that even Catholics who understand the basic teachings of the Faith may feel a little mystified by the Bible. Many of us have heard the various stories of the Bible – stories about Abraham, Moses, David, and the life of Christ – but don’t understand the collective whole – the overall story of salvation history. We don’t know how the readings are connected, who follows whom, what follows what, and how they ultimately are tied together and point to Jesus Christ.
Our parish is sponsoring an initiative of learning salvation history in Scripture through A Journey through the Bible. A Journey through the Bible is a Bible study that will dramatically improve your understanding of the Bible in just weeks. Taught via video by Catholic Theologian and author, Jeff Cavins, this Bible study will take your understanding of the Scriptures and Catholic faith to a whole new level.