Rosary before
Mass
Dinner after
Mass
Workplace Ethics Talk by Bob
Lowry
Taize
‘The Passion‘
Discussion
Stations of the
Cross
Leadership
Discernment
Volunteers to Cook
Dinner
Patristic Quote of the
Week
Prayer
Requests
Message from Pope John Paul
II
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Hey
Newman,
We’ve got a full newsletter for you after being gone for
a couple weeks, so without further ado:
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Before Mass this weekend, we will
be praying the 2nd Sorrowful
Mystery of the Rosary, The Scourging at the Pillar. Please
joins us a few minutes early to meditate on Jesus’ life through the eyes His
mother, Mary.
·
For dinner after Mass, we will be serving
macaroni and cheese, fruit and/or vegetables, and cookies.
·
Also, this Sunday, 3/21 at 7:30pm,
Bob Lowry, the Director of the Center for Professional Ethics here at Case, will
be joining us to speak about being a Catholic
professional and ethics in the workplace.
·
Tomorrow (Saturday, 3/20), there
will be a group traveling to St. Colman’s to help serve a meal to the poor. If you are
interested in going, please contact Jeff (jcs27@cwru.edu) who will be driving. The
group will be leaving at 1:15pm and will return to campus around
6pm.
·
Taize is coming up this Wednesday, 3/24 at
9pm at Hallinan. Please joins us for an hour of pray, music, and
meditation.
·
This Sunday, 3/21, the Church of
the Covenant will be hosting Father George Smiga and Rabbi Roger Kline who will
have a discussion on Mel Gibson’s film, The
Passion of the
·
Just a reminder: Holy Rosary has
Stations of the Cross at 7pm every
Friday during Lent.
·
At Mass this weekend, Kirsten will
be handing out leadership
discernment information for those who are interested in being leaders
at Newman next year. If you are not able to come to Mass, but are
interested in the opportunity, or if you just have questions about being a
leader in general, please contact her to get the information
(kkolaja@dioceseofcleveland.org).
·
Much thanks to our Newman members, Tran and
Craig who served us dinner last time we met for Mass! If you are interested in helping to cook the meals
during Mass, please contact the leaders at
·
And, as always:
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Patristic Quote of the
Week
Hermas: “FIRST Of all, believe that there is one God who
created and finished all things, and made all things out of nothing. He alone is
able to contain the whole, but Himself cannot be contained. Have faith therefore
in Him, and fear Him; and fearing Him, exercise self-control. Keep these
commands, and you will cast away from you all wickedness, and put on the
strength of righteousness, and live to God, if you keep this commandment.” (The
Shepherd, Second Book: First Commandment [A.D. 87])
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Prayer
Requests
Please pray for
·
Our RCIA students, as they prepare
to enter the church on Holy Saturday
·
Those who are ill, especially those
close to death, for comfort form them and their families
·
Those seeking employment, that they
may be blessed in their search
·
Those who are divorced or
experiencing difficulties in their marriages, for healing
·
All to have the strength and will
to live chaste and pure lives
·
And for peace in the world and in
our own hearts.
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Message
from Pope John Paul II
‘The desire to see Jesus dwells deep
in the heart of each man and each woman. My dear young people, allow Jesus to
gaze into your eyes so that the desire to see the Light, and to experience the
splendor of the Truth, may grow within you… Allow this ardent desire to see God
emerge from the depth of your hearts, a desire that is sometimes stifled by the
distractions of the world and by the allurements of pleasures… Do not forget to
seek
(Pope John Paul II on the occasion
of XIX World Youth Day 2004)
Read the full
message here.
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Thanks for reading and have a wonderful
weekend!
In
Him,
Cheryl
"The soul who is
in love with God is a gentle, humble and patient
soul."
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