FATHER SCURTI INTERVIEWS SR DIANE COLLESANO IN 4 SEGMENTS, ON THE LIFE OF BLESSED MIRIAM TERESA DEMJANOWICH, SC, BEATIFIED ON OCT. 4, 2014. part 1 of 4 interviews at Holy Family Chapel, Convent Station, NJ
The Weekday Word features the homily of Father Scurti on St. John Paul II and the readings of the day. “He was always ready” is the theme of the day! Universal Church marks first feast day of St. John Paul II News.va – 10 hours ago 2014-10-22 Vatican Radio. (Vatican Radio) The Universal Church is…
Father Scurti discussing Trafficking with Jeanne Michaud. Human trafficking is the trade in humans, most commonly for the purpose of sexual slavery, forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation for the trafficker or others;[1][2] or for the extraction of organs or tissues,[3][4] including surrogacy and ova removal;[5] or for providing a spouse in the context of…
Join Fr. Scurti for the 29th Sunday in ordinary time. October 19, 2014 Readings for Mass First Reading: Isaiah 45:1, 4-6 Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 96:1, 3, 4-5, 7-8, 9-10 Second Reading: First Thessalonians 1:1-5 Gospel: Matthew 22:15-21
With great joy and happiness Father Scurti witnesses the Marriage of Kim & Vittorio’s Wedding at St. Henry’s Church, Bayonne, NJ. Oct 18, 2014
Father Scurti introduces Carl Bolleia. Carl is a WPUNJ-CCMC grad who worked with Father at Campus Ministry and has gone on for his Doctoral Studies at Rutgers University in Music Education and Performance.
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Commemorating St Theresa of Avila, Father Scurti reflects on the Gospel of John, The Vine and the Branches
Join us as Father Scurti discusses just wages for Fair Trade items as a response to slavery today, throughout the world. Jeanne Michaud joins Father Scurti once again, offering insights and suggestions as to how to address Fair Trade in the 21st Century.
St Kateri was a Native American who became a Christian, and as a result a slave. Father Scurti discusses slavery with Jeanne Michaud.