JOIN FR LOUIS SCURTI AS HE REFLECTS ON OUR VULNERABILITY AND RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST. HE SITES THE SCRIPTURES FORM SIRACH AND MARK’S GOSPEL.
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ALL ARE INVITED TO ‘ATTEND’ OUR LIVE MASS ON THE FEAST OF ST JOSEPH, THURSDAY MARCH 19, 2020 11AM (From home) via Facebook (later to be posted on this site) St. Joseph is Patron of the Universal Church, families, home and a happy death. Fr Louis Scurti will offer this mass on behalf of…
COME TO THE HOLY SHRINE OF THE TOMB OF ST. PADRE PIO. ST. PIO DIED IN 1968 AND WAS CANONIZED IN 2002 BY ST JOHN PAUL II. Struggling against wilting heat, Pope John Paul II declared the mystic 20th century monk Padre Pio a saint on Sunday to wild cheers from one of the Vatican’s…
THE WEEKDAY WORD. FR LOUIS SCURTI FOCUSES ON THE EXAMPLE OF ST. JOSEPHAT, POLISH BORN SAINT OF THE EASTERN RITE. WHILE USING HIM AS AN EXAMPLE OF BEING A CHRISTIAN HE EMPHASIZES THE ROLE OF ALL CATHOLICS TO LIVE IN THE WORLD AS MODELS OF CHRIST, ‘ALTER CHRISTI’. Check out our website: https://www.friendsoftheword.org…
Fr Lou Scurti and Jeanne Spinoza share examples of the influence Catholic School education had on the students.
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US. FR LOUIS SCURTI SHARES HIS “SCRIPTURAL REFLECTIONS” OF THE 26th Sunday of the Year, based on the Scriptures of the day, from Deuteonomy, James & the Gospel of Mark. Let’s hear from you! [email protected] www.FriendsoftheWord.org ___ Check out our website: https://new.friendsoftheword.org Join our community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/www.FriendsoftheWord.org Donate and support…
Fr Louis Scurti interviews Bishop Christopher Coyne, Bishop of the Diocese of Burlington, VT on topics of Communications, Preaching and Digital Media and Evangelization. Bishop was featured in an October issue of America Magazine and the article inspired three conversations with Bishop Coyne. (2)