“Go, set the world on fire!” St. Ignatius of Loyola The Ignatian Spirituality Ministry invites you to join us on the first Tuesday of each month (2025 – February 4th, May 6th, and June 3rd) from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Galilee Room of the Pastoral Care Center (note: our Lenten retreat will be offered in March and April). We will offer refreshments, a brief teaching on Ignatian Spirituality, and a time of led prayer and faith sharing. …
Below are outstanding videos produced by Holy Family Productions. MOST RECENT Celebration of 60 years, Msgr. Connolly, June 15, 2024 The archived videos below are in alphabetized categories ABUSE SCANDAL IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ADULT FORMATION: CATHOLIC LEARNING & EVANGELIZATION MESSAGES ART & FAITH TOGETHER IN MISSION BIBLE STUDY (In alphabetical order by book) CAMINO DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA CHOIRS CHRISTIAN MEDITATION CHURCH ISSUES (In chronological order most recent at the end of this category) GOOD FRIDAY ECUMENICAL SERVICES FAITHFUL …
May 18th was our last Spiritual Direction and the turning in of our last homework as Deacon Aspirants. We also spent the afternoon with Jerry Frumento who is a passionate instructor on the Old Testament. Our last Spiritual Direction marked the completion of the 19th Annotation of the St. Ignatian Spiritual Exercises. This, like so many other aspects of this year seemed so far away last September. Each member of the Aspirancy Diaconate group met with their Spiritual Director, which was …
– The Education/Formation Commission supports all levels of religious education; encouraging all to participate in life-long spiritual formation through community-wide catechesis.
What is a Disciple? A disciple is one who follows or a student of a teacher, leaders, or philosopher. In our case we follow Jesus the greatest teacher, leader, and philosopher. As Roman Catholics we are disciples of Jesus. With that comes many invitations. Remember the calling of Simon Peter to follow Jesus (Matthew 5:1-11) ? Peter and his clan were tired after spending the night unsuccessful at catching any fish. Jesus gives instructions, Peter and the other fishermen followed …
Fr. Ricky Manalo, Catholic songwriter and evangelist sings, “Take the Word and go out to ev’ry land: shine the light of Christ for all to see!” Our hope is that this becomes a theme for Lent and beyond. Take a look at our Lenten plans and share this information with a friend or family member and join us for one or more events. To get ready for Lent, Holy Family is sponsoring a Pancake Mardi Gras Celebration. Come any time …
Mission Statement Holy Family Pastoral Care ministers to the elderly and sick members of the community with dignity and respect, offering compassionate care and encouraging a sense of belonging and connection to the Body of Christ through Eucharist and the people of God. About Pastoral Care Pastoral Care brings Church to people. It brings a sense of connection and belonging to the elderly and sick, allowing them to make a meaningful contribution to society. Over 70 volunteer Eucharistic Ministers are …
Holy Family’s LGBTQ+ Support Group is a fellowship where LGBTQ+ persons of faith are welcomed to explore their spirituality and share their experience, strength, and hope with one another. LGBTQ+ Support Group was established to provide a welcoming place for members of the LGBTQ+ Community at Holy Family. The Ministry has provided outreach, acceptance, encouragement and fellowship to LGBTQ+ Catholics and their families. To join our LGBTQ+ ministry join our gatherings on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:15 …
Mental Health and Prayer Resources AA – Alcoholics Anonymous, a fellowship of people who come together to solve their drinking problem and Al-Anon for families of those with a drinking problem. Community Resource Directory – Los Angeles County – Los Angeles/ San Gabriel CatholicPsych online assistance. Complete a contact form and be connected with a therapist within 24 hours. Come Pray the Rosary – pray the rosary LIVE with people around the world Divine Mercy Clinic – “Our mission is …
Community Reflection “He found in the temple area those who sold oxen, sheep, and doves, as well as the money changers seated there…he said, ‘Take these out of here, and stop making my Father’s house a marketplace.’” (John 2:14, 16) In this week’s Sunday Gospel reading, we hear how Jesus goes to the temple area and drives out those making profits. A common point I’ve heard others focus on when speaking about this passage is Jesus’ “righteous anger.” We’re told …