15. Kỹ Niệm Ngày Nhận Phó Tế

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    Deacon Dominic Cerrato explains how we can accompany others in their suffering. 

    We know Stephen and Philip, but Deacon Victor Puscas explores the five “forgotten” deacons. 

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    Janet Waring provides an understanding for us what it means to be made in the image and likeness of God.

    Around the Diaconate

    In an interview with KENS5-TV, Deacon Billy Garcia of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Midland, Texas, explains how his parish offered solidarity and support with the people of Sacred Heart Parish in Uvalde, Texas, by offering briskets, bikes, manicures and more.

     

    Deacon Sean Costello, superintendent of Catholic schools for the Archdiocese of Detroit, shares in the Detroit Catholic how retired public school teachers are discovering new joys of teaching in Catholic schools. 

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    Thu, Dec 1 at 10:37 AM
     
     

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    Deacon Dominic Cerrato helps us keep perspective when faith relationships in our families become tense.

    Deacon Anthony Clishem discusses the deacon’s responsibility to practice what he preaches.

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    Father Kenneth G. Davis provides a five-part examination to prevent irritability and promote gratitude. 

    The Priest magazine offers weekly thought-provoking questions to ponder while preparing your homilies.

    Around the Diaconate

    Deacon Tim Ruoff shares his story of being adopted in a feature in the Archdiocese of Kansas City’s newspaper, The Leaven, that discusses women who choose adoption for their children.

     

    Deacon Stephen Yates of the Diocese of Raleigh examines the issue of hunger around the globe as Americans celebrate the seasons of Thanksgiving and Christmas.

     

    Deacon Stuart Neslin, a parish administrator at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Rome, Georgia, shares in the Northwest Georgia News a reflection on Advent. 

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KỶ NIỆM NGÀY NHẬN PHÓ TẾ - THE DEACON

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    The Deacon
    Thu, Nov 10 at 8:00 AM
     
     

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    “The grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all.”

     

    “And with your spirit.”

     

    This simple, yet profound greeting at the beginning of every Mass reminds us of what makes up the very fabric of our lives as Christians: grace, love and communion.

     

    Communion comes from the Holy Spirit, the Third Person of the Holy Trinity who is the bond of love between the Father and Son. The Holy Spirit is communion.

    In our online Spiritual Direction Certificate program, students learn that both the spiritual director and directee are called to listen to the gentle prodding of the Holy Spirit who desires that we share in the communion of God himself. This capacity to listen is only possible through an active prayer life, for both the director and directee.

     

    When the Holy Spirit is invited into the conversation, and both the director and directee’s posture is one of receptivity, the director can help the directee recognize and respond to the promptings of the Holy Spirit, which are characterized by a sense of peace, joy, freedom, fruitfulness, and a deeper unity of life. 

    Join me on Thursday, November 17 at 7pm ET to learn how you can become a spiritual director who listens to the Holy Spirit to bring others closer to Christ.  

    I look forward to speaking with you then.

    Sincerely,



    Greg Shapero


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