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Epiphany Sunday The magi in today's Gospel had the wisdom and openness to see the light of the star and follow it. They were on watch, just as we were during Advent, and had a heart willing to follow the light that they saw. They set aside the tasks of daily life in order to worship the Messiah. Are we willing to do the same in our own lives? Do we seek Christ, and when we find him, do we worship him and pay him homage?

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St. Mary’s Men Group -- Mark your calendars for the first of a monthly Men’s Spirituality Mtg -- Mon. Jan. 4 from 7-8:00 pm -- short video, discussion, litany to St. Joseph. Also discussion and decision about the best time to meet monthly. -- Fr. John

"It is enough for you to come into My presence. did I not say, "Come to Me, all you who are burdened and heavily laden and I will refresh you?" For you there is nothing more beneficial. You need to spend time close to My Eucharistic Heart. In My presence i communicate to your soul all that I want you to have, and all that I want you to know. You may not be aware of this as it is happening, but later you will experience the fruit and the efficacy of this time spent in My presence." -In Sinu Jesu

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Reflections – FORMED.org - Next Sunday 2nd Sunday of OT — The word conversion comes from the Latin word convertere, meaning "to turn around." We have all experienced needing to turn around, retrace our steps, and start over. This is the crux of the Christian life: being willing to convert, to turn around, the areas of our life that need to be more aligned with God's plan for our eternal happiness.

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Starting Sunday Evening - Jan. 10 7-8:00 PM via Zoom Reading through the Gospel of Mark -- the main Gospel for 2021 I invite anyone who wishes to join me on Zoom in reading through the Gospel of Mark. I will give an overview or introduction to the chapter or section of the Gospel that we are on and then we will take turns reading the verses and stopping if there are any questions or observations. We will proceed at the pace of the group and pick up where we left off at out next meeting. No books needed except your Bible and your computer or laptop with a camera and microphone . If you do not have one you can get one at Roseau Computers for about $35.00.. Send me an email if you wish to join and I will send you the Zoom invite that will allow you to join me and others on-line. We will meet on-line on Sunday evenings. If there is interest, I would be open also to a time during the day on a weekday. - Fr. John -- frjohnk@centurylink.net

"It is enough for you to come into My presence. did I not say, "Come to Me, all you who are burdened and heavily laden and I will refresh you?" For you there is nothing more beneficial. You need to spend time close to My Eucharistic Heart. In My presence i communicate to your soul all that I want you to have, and all that I want you to know. You may not be aware of this as it is happening, but later you will experience the fruit and the efficacy of this time spent in My presence." -In Sinu Jesu

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You are invited to sign up for daily reminders and prayer detail through the USCCB.org website. These can be emailed or texted to you. We will also have this posted through our FB page @RoseauCatholicCommunity every morning.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION at Sacred Heart “From the Eucharist comes strength to live the Christian life and zeal to share that life with others.” -St. Pope John Paul II We invite you to sign up for a 1/2 hr time slot. To fill a time 463-2441

Teens for Life invite you to join them in a March for Life. This is an annual event intended to raise awareness of the right to life for the unborn. Come and march for those who have no voice!

Pope Francis instituted Word of God Sunday to be held the 3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time. It is intended to be a day dedicated to the celebration, reflection and dissemination of the Word. "For the family to be able to proceed well, with trust and well with hope, it must be nurtured by the WORD of GOD" -Pope Francis

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Reflections – FORMED.org - Next Sunday Jan. 24 3rd Sun of OT — There are many paradoxes in our Christian Faith. For example, there are three Persons in one God; this God made something out of nothing; God's mother is one of his creations, etc. It can be easy to respond by simply ignoring the discrepancies. But these paradoxes are not meant to be ignored. They are mysteries of our Faith, not meant to be kept secret, but to be unveiled by God himself. One of the greatest mysteries of our Faith is that there can be profound joy even in the depths of the worst suffering, and this is the mystery that the Church draws to our attention on Gaudete Sunday. In the midst of a season of penance and waiting, we find ourselves celebrating a day completely devoted to joy! Join our online FB event for videos & reflections.

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To join, send Fr. John an email at frjohnk@centurylink.net to receive you Zoom link.

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"When you look at the Crucifix, you understand how much Jesus loved you then. When you look at the Sacred Host, you understand how much Jesus loves you now." -Mother Teresa of Calcutta

The US Bishops will sponsor a National Rosary for Life followed with a Mass at 7:30pm. Tune in to EWTN.

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Reflections – FORMED.org - Next Sunday Jan. 31 4th Sun of OT — When we are asked to entrust our lives to someone, we should consider whom we are entrusting them to very carefully. Many of us entrust our lives to our spouses, but not before careful discernment, time, and prayer. Have you ever considered entrusting your life to God? Have you gotten to know him through scripture, the Church, and prayer in a way that allows you to surrender your life to him? Today we will read about two people who entrusted their lives to God in radical ways—David and Mary. Will we also accept the Lord's invitation to surrender to him this Christmas season? Join our online FB event for videos & reflections.

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