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SS. Cyril and Methodius now on Diocesan Link Page Welcome to the Net
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This is wonderful and I am so proud of you. Thank you for giving us this web site as I know it will be appredciated by everyone that visits.
How cool to see SSCM on the Web! Hope there are plans to expand it and it becomes outrageously successful. Leonard & Jackie Lee
hi this realy looks nice. brings back memorys.the bar b q. sounds good!!!!!!! keep up the good work . god bless. tom and georgia.
i was just back home visiting and saw that sscm was on the internet so, of course, i had to check it out. this is really cool. i love it. i just wish i could go home for the springfest. claudia garza.
Rudy Reyes, Jr. 10800 State Hwy. 151 Ste. 218 San Antonio, Texas 78251-4210
I was glad to see that our church had a web site. I will be sure to revisit it so I can ready the history and the information about our patron saints. I was especially pleased with the Life Teen calendar. This will make it easy for Eddie, Ed and I to keep up with what is happening in the program. Thank You! Laura Gonzalez
I was glad to see that our church had a web site. I will be sure to revisit it so I can read the history and the information about our patron saints. I was especially pleased with the Life Teen calendar. This will make it easy for Eddie, Ed and I to keep up with what is happening in the program. Thank You! Laura Gonzalez
I have been a parishoner since I entered Kindergarten. I really enjoyed seeing the beautiful picture of our church on the internet.
Dear friends in Christ. I made a search at Info-seek for the word "liturgical games" and your home page came up as one of five alternatives. My name is Tor Walderhaug, and I am regional secretary in the Norwegian Student Christian Movement, in the city of Trondheim. Currently I'm working on the familiy-liturgies we use for our senior friend and their children. The main purpose of these liturgies is to ensure that the children participate on the same level as the adults. F.ex instead of a sermon, we play the text or a theme together. So out of curiosity I've searched the wwweb for similar actitivities for inspiration. I couldn't find the search word "liturgical games", but if you are engaged in games and plays like I mentioned, I would be grateful if you could pass any information. In Trondheim, Norway, spring is finally here, with temperatures rising to 10-15 degrees Celsius, and the snow is evaporating before our very eyes. A long winter (since mid-october) is coming to an end. I you would like to visit us in Trondheim try this adress: www.stud.ntnu.no/studorg/nksf It's all in Norwegian, but that's onlu a challenge, isn't it? I wish you God's blessings on your work.
Tor Walderhaug, Trondheim, Norway
jessica lepold thank!s
I'm really impressed with SSCM's web site. I went to SSCM school since I was in first grade. That was 32 yrs. ago and I'm still a parishoner. It's exciting to see that our church is keeping up with the latest technology and it's a fantastic way to keep the public informed with current events. I'd also like to encourage an area for special intentions. Possibly because I have one at the moment. Please pray for Prajedes M. Torres, a parishoner of SSCM, who is going through a very trying period at this time. Pray that he be reunited with his family soon. I'd also like to extend a special thank you to Monsignor Larry White for his prayers and letter of support.
Thanks, Debbie Montez
JUST READ ABOUT THE JUBILEE OF THE YEAR 2000
I'VE KNOWN ABOUT THIS SINCE I WAS IN GRADE SCHOOL, LIVING IN CORPUS CHRISTI UNTIL 1958. NO ONE I TALK TO ACTS LIKE THEY HAVE EVER HEARD OF THIS.
VERY HAPPY TO SEE THIS INFORMATION.... EVERYONE THINGS THE WORLD IS COMING TO AN END IN 2000..... BUT I BELEIVE THE TRUTH IS COMING OUT IN THE YEAR 2000. CHURCH'S ARE ALREADY STARTING TO PREPARE FOR IT. LOOK AROUND YOU AND SEE HOW PEOPLE AND CHURCHES ARE CHANGING. PRAISE GOD!!!! WE DO HAVE A LOVING, CARING GOD THAT " IS WITHIN" ALL OF US, WE DON'T HAVE TO GO ANYWHERE TO BE WITH HIM. IF HE ISN'T "WITHIN US" HOW ELSE DOES HE KNOW OUR EVERY THOUGHT, WORD AND DEED? DO YOU REALLY BELEIVE THAT HE ONLY GIVES US " O N E " CHANCE (LIFE) TO BE HERE AND IF WE ARE GOOD, WE GET TO GO TO HEAVEN, AND IF WE'RE BAD, WE GO TO HELL AND BURN FOR EVER!!!!! CAN'T WAIT FOR THE YEAR 2000!!!!!!!!
CALL ME CRAZY TIME WILL TELL
JUST READ ABOUT THE JUBILEE OF THE YEAR 2000
I'VE KNOWN ABOUT THIS SINCE I WAS IN GRADE SCHOOL, LIVING IN CORPUS CHRISTI UNTIL 1958. NO ONE I TALK TO ACTS LIKE THEY HAVE EVER HEARD OF THIS.
VERY HAPPY TO SEE THIS INFORMATION.... EVERYONE THINKS THE WORLD IS COMING TO AN END IN 2000..... BUT I BELEIVE THE TRUTH IS COMING OUT IN THE YEAR 2000. CHURCH'S ARE ALREADY STARTING TO PREPARE FOR IT. LOOK AROUND YOU AND SEE HOW PEOPLE AND CHURCHES ARE CHANGING. PRAISE GOD!!!! WE DO HAVE A LOVING, CARING GOD THAT " IS WITHIN" ALL OF US, WE DON'T HAVE TO GO ANYWHERE TO BE WITH HIM. IF HE ISN'T "WITHIN US" HOW ELSE DOES HE KNOW OUR EVERY THOUGHT, WORD AND DEED? DO YOU REALLY BELEIVE THAT HE ONLY GIVES US " O N E " CHANCE (LIFE) TO BE HERE AND IF WE ARE GOOD, WE GET TO GO TO HEAVEN, AND IF WE'RE BAD, WE GO TO HELL AND BURN FOR EVER!!!!! CAN'T WAIT FOR THE YEAR 2000!!!!!!!!
CALL ME CRAZY TIME WILL TELL
JUST READ ABOUT THE JUBILEE OF THE YEAR 2000
I'VE KNOWN ABOUT THIS SINCE I WAS IN GRADE SCHOOL, LIVING IN CORPUS CHRISTI UNTIL 1958. NO ONE I TALK TO ACTS LIKE THEY HAVE EVER HEARD OF THIS.
VERY HAPPY TO SEE THIS INFORMATION.... EVERYONE THINKS THE WORLD IS COMING TO AN END IN 2000..... BUT I BELEIVE THE TRUTH IS COMING OUT IN THE YEAR 2000. CHURCH'S ARE ALREADY STARTING TO PREPARE FOR IT. LOOK AROUND YOU AND SEE HOW PEOPLE AND CHURCHES ARE CHANGING. PRAISE GOD!!!! WE DO HAVE A LOVING, CARING GOD THAT " IS WITHIN" ALL OF US, WE DON'T HAVE TO GO ANYWHERE TO BE WITH HIM. IF HE ISN'T "WITHIN US" HOW ELSE DOES HE KNOW OUR EVERY THOUGHT, WORD AND DEED? DO YOU REALLY BELEIVE THAT HE ONLY GIVES US " O N E " CHANCE (LIFE) TO BE HERE AND IF WE ARE GOOD, WE GET TO GO TO HEAVEN, AND IF WE'RE BAD, WE GO TO HELL AND BURN FOR EVER!!!!! CAN'T WAIT FOR THE YEAR 2000!!!!!!!!
CALL ME CRAZY TIME WILL TELL
HELLO ED
LOVE YOUR WEB SITE. GREAT LINKS! YOU'RE DOING A GREAT JOB. I'LL BE CHECKING IN ON YOUR WEB PAGE MORE OFTEN THAN I HAVE BEEN. LOVE, SIS
HELLO ED
LOVE YOUR WEB SITE. GREAT LINKS! YOU'RE DOING A GREAT JOB. I'LL BE CHECKING IN ON YOUR WEB PAGE MORE OFTEN THAN I HAVE BEEN. LOVE, SIS
Just looking around and happy to see a familiar sight, "home". I received my first Holy Communion at St. Cyril.
Just looking around and happy to see a familiar sight, "home". I received my first Holy Communion at St. Cyril.
I think it is nice that Msgr. White would take the time to update this web page. Most web pages from the Churches in C.C. (few that there are!) are created and forgotten. This is an up and coming outlet that we, as Catholics, need to take advantage of to reach out to others....nice to know Msgr. White is already doing this. Frank and Yvonne Recio
Hi Monseignor: I stumbled in accidentally, and enjoyed your message on the beneficial health effects of religious belief. I was in the process of searching for a publication called "The Wanderer", which I believe to be a Catholic newspaper, either national or diocesan, I am not sure. God bless you and your flock, and have a nice picnic.
Tom Lynn
I noticed a reference in the church bulletin about a 'study bible', which could be purchased from the office. Can you send me a sample page(s) or a brochure of what the study bible contains? I work out-of-town and do not usually get to Corpus Christi before the office closes @ 5p.m.
Incidentally, might it be possible to place our Mass Intention requests via this website? Payment could then be mailed.
Are you the only Catholic church in Corpus Christi that has a website?
Thanks, dj :-)
The site is great. Thanks.
I love your sight. Keep up with this modern tool of the internet, it will help us reach millions.
Love,
Doug and Letty Wilson Austin, Texas
I love reading about SSCM on the web site. Especially Msgr. White's letters. I learned some very interesting facts about SSCM and look forward to reading Msgr. White's letters every week. Sincerely, Judy C. Hernandez
We have enjoyed your web page since finding it. The reason we found it is because Father Bob DeCock is here visiting right now. Keep up the good work.
Just checking what is out there. Hopefully I will finish the Cathedral's page before Christmas. Fr. Lowery Ross
The Cathedral homepage is up. Still a bit rough, but you can check out the front at:
http://users.interconnect.net/laross/Cathedral/CCC.htm
Fr. Lowery
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Hi Larry. . .
Dennis Ziegler called and said my last guestbook entry was garbled. Basically, I cut and paste some HTML into this space. It basically fancies up the font and color of my entry. The entry itsel was a "congrats" on a nice site (with some promotional features like our web address :)
My name is Tobias and I take care of our website (www.zieglers.com). If there's anything I can do for you, let me know. Or. . . if you'd like to see something on our site that's not there. . .
Thanks.
tobias@dallas.net
Peace be with you
Hi your web site is very nice
I have been teaching my 10th graders about Teen-Life Masses held at different parishes. Viewed your site on the Net. Thank you Rita
This very nice web.site i see it in the programs, and never keyed in the computer it's very nice great work.
This very nice web.site i see it in the programs, and never keyed in the computer it's very nice great work.
Hello Msgr. Larry! (Hello everyone else out there) Peace be with you!! The web site is great!! Thank you. There's so much information. I just printed out the "History" so I can read it at my leisure. I love to read about the history of our church. Great job. Thank you for always being here for us--in person, in thought, and now...on the WEB!! God Bless You Always and keep you healthy!! Love, Rosie Z. Rivas
Jorge C. Juarez
hi SSCM staff it is Jorge (the slave) i'm free.
A CHRISTMAS PRAYER HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING =========================== I pray that the holidays stirs our conscious to extend our love to help the suffering.
We should be seizing the moment to celebrate the jewish, muslim, and christian holidays by ending this disastrous situation with exercising some basic religious concepts:give unto Ceasar what is Ceasar's and unto God what is God's. We need to give the Iraqi's clean drinking water, food, and medical supplies. We should be working with behavior modification experts so that we can all enjoy some peace on earth instead of the release of chemical viles in retaliation for our denial of the Iraqis' human rights. The military can no longer solve anything given what a vile of homemade poison can do to us.
Can you then have your church's carollers and/or parishioners dedicate this Christmas season the carol "peace on earth, mercy mild, God and sinner reconcil".to the plight of the Iraqis? Sing it at public or private vigils, sing it at mass, and most of all sing it at all the Christmas masses so that these people know that they are not foresaken.
In closing, it would be great if you can email your local newspaper's editor, call your local radio station, and any other form of a news media that you have at your disposal to let them know what you are doing. Email also the Vatican and other neighborhood churches. Peace activists are hoping that our display of sympathy for the Iraqis.will be strong enough to light up the world with human warmth by Christmas Day. The UN Missions have been emailed and asked to notify their local and home country churches as well.
E. Feliu ======================== Here's one person's presentation: We adapted your suggestion. At our vigil yesterday, we all joined in singing "Peace on earth and mercy mild; peace------------on earth" over and over, intersperced with chants of Stop the sanctions! Stop the killing!" ============================================================ My basic email to UN Missions. Feel free to circulate and reuse =======================
Man will only stand for so much oppression before he revolts, and military tactics can no longer solve anything given what a vile of homemade poison can do to us. Therefore, we need to give the Iraqi's clean drinking water, food, and medical supplies, and employ behavior modification experts to bring out change.
We need to strive for peace not taunt retaliators Today, it was tear gas thrown into a Syrian crowd. Tomorrow, it might be a vile thrown at us. I hope that your representatives can hone in on this fact! ============================================================ "We were all dressed up with no place to go until Iraq!" said the little American bombs. "Now that we've been there and done that, what's next?"
Civil unrest, evacuated embassies, and tear gas has flown! American officials admitted that we faced a real possibility of retaliation. Some arabs did call for a jihad (holy war), and the Pope, the Vicar of Christ, is bitter! We probably haven't taken any precautions about preventing vulnerable spots (i.e., elevator shafts) from a suicidal sympathizer being able to release a homemade poisonous vile, but who cares. . .
Today, we little bombs are somebody and to everyone else a good night!
Respect the Iraqis' human rights. Give them clean drinking water, food, and medical supplies!
Support with words, deeds, and emails former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark's humanitarian effort. See his website: www.iacenter.org "Starvation of civilians as a means of warfare is prohibited." Article 54.1 . . . Geneva Convention 1977.
Great Page! Thank Msgr. Larry for the email and let him know I will be answering him shortly! We loved being with y'all. Michael, Mary and Joseph Poirier
Happy Holidays and thank you for all the beautiful sermons during these holidays. I really enjoy this web page. It has so much information. Thanks Leonor Mireles-Braswell
I will be coming to CC in Feb and hope to move there in July.....probably will see you then God bless.
I really like this place it looks very peaceful and calm. Ithink that a couple of years ago I performed here with Mr. Molina and his daughter.
Sincerely, John Simmons
I really like this place it looks very peaceful and calm. Ithink that a couple of years ago I performed here with Mr. Molina and his daughter.
Sincerely, John Simmons
I was merely surfing the local Catholic pages, in particular the RCIA calendar and decided to check in on your web page. From the Pastor's Desk was very inspiring. The whold web page is most attractive.
Alex Walker; Corpus Christi Cathedral Parish
My first visit to you web site. It is inspiring. Thank you, Msgr. Larry, for using my list of "lofty" resolutions in this Sunday's bulletin. I love you!
I was a sailor stationed at the air base in the early 1950s. Was searching around C.C. and came upon your site, and many memories came back. I had attended Mass there.
I love my church. Thank you for always making me feel welcomed even though i have been coming to SSCM all my life.
Great job on the web page. Look forward to reading more of your letters Msgr. White. And so glad that more people can reach out and find out about your church...,my church...,our church! I'm so proud. Signing off G.Forshey & family
Hello Monsignor, it's me, Albert. This web site is great and it was a great idea to start it. I'm here at school looking at it and the comments about it are great. Well I got to go. See you Saturday night.
Love Albert Perez.
The Spirit of Jesus is found in each and every service we attend at SS Cyril and Methodius. My family give thanks to the Catholic church for sharing Monsignor White and enlightening our souls. The music is uplifting and helps the Spirit move among the congregation. It is hard to be Catholic in todays time. Attending services strenghten our beliefs and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen!
As a recent visitor from Caracas, Venezuela, I was very inspired with your service and the obvious atmosphere of peace, love and community. Now I see that you have a wonderful web-site to share your message with the world. Who says the Catholic Church is not progressive? Keep up the good work of Christ.
Richard Zamora
Hello again Monsignor. Its me Albert again. How are you. I'm just here at school checking out the web site. Tell Father Emilio I said Hi. And tell Deacon Ron and Deacon Rudy I said Hi also. I'll see you Saturday night.
Love, Albert Perez
I work out of town and dont get in till pretty late. Ive been stopping by the church but now that im coming in later the doors seem to be locked. What time in the evening are the doors to the church locked? I really would like to visit in the evenings but now that tax season is on i dont get into town till after eight oclock. Please list the times that the doors are open so i can try to get in town in time. Thanks.
I work out of town and dont get in till pretty late. Ive been stopping by the church but now that im coming in later the doors seem to be locked. What time in the evening are the doors to the church locked? I really would like to visit in the evenings but now that tax season is on i dont get into town till after eight oclock. Please list the times that the doors are open so i can try to get in town in time. Thanks.
I am a visitor from San Antonio and had the wonderful experience of visiting your church on Sunday. I attended the 10:00 mass. Two of your special people shared their gifts with the parishioners and made the mass a unique experience for me. One was the brilliant clown who was so warm and funny in conveying his message to the children. Some of the parishioners told me his name was Percy and that he performs for the children occasionally. What a neat treat!! The other was the young cantor with the angelic voice. Some parshioners said her name was Vanessa and that she cantors every Sunday. What a blessing!! Judging by the amount of valentines she walked out of the church with, she must be a real inspiration to the children. The piano music was also so soothing. I hope to visit you church again the next time I am in Corpus Christi. God bless you Msgr. White and the SSCM parish.
Hi,Great Site! Keep up the great work Msr.
Good! Myself from a st. Cyril and Methodius parish in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Europe, I find it quite good. I didn't see all of it, but it's great to see something like this.
God bless! Peace and good! Rok Pollak, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Oh, I quite forgot. I'm building a homepage for our parish. So looking around for material. You can see about Catholic Church in Slovenia (where partly - in Panonia - St. Cyril and Methodius worked as missionaries and used 40 words of that time slovenian language) on http://www.rkc.si, but don't forget, the neighbours of Slovenia are Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. Pope John Paul II visits us on 19th of September for beatification of a bishop Anton Martin Slomsek. Pope also did a great job for our state renowing its independence on january 13th, 1992, then followed by Germany and other European states.
In our parish there are fathers franciscans. I'm studying theology, 5th year and am a member of Catholic Charismatic Renewal.
Again, peace and good!
Rok Pollak
THis parish is very unorthodox....You seem very liberal with Life Teen.
May God Bless You! From The Family Of, Rogelio N. Valdez, Mary Lou Valdez, Lorraine E. Valdez, and Rogelio N. Valdez Jr.
I am a native Corpus Christian who was married in your church in Jan. '83 and recently have been attending mass when in Corpus for family visits. Especially, the Mariachi mass at noon. What a celebration! Moreso, I was very moved by the "closing" used at the end of the celebration of mass and was wondering if you would please send it to me so I can share with other parishioners from my current parish, St. Matthews Catholic Church in San Antonio. Thanks in advance.
Thank God, for this wonderfuladd. Now the youth have a way to learn more about the church, it's history and it's patron saints. Please keep up the good work. Monsignor Larry, I am moving to San Antonio Tx. and, I hope you can give me the names of some church's that have a Life Teen Mass. My E-Mail address is SisLulu@webtv.net Please write me back and let me know one way or the other. May God bless you and your church. Your Sister in Christ LuLu
I would like to say that SSMC is the best church that me and my family have ever attended. I enjoy the different masses and the way they all reach out to different people. What I love is that the church really tries to accomadate everyone, from the childrens mass with Percy the clown and the children's choir, to the marachi mass, to the teen life mass that has helped so many young lifes be able to connect to thier faith. Too many parishes, I believe, are afraid to change. Most of all I love the very inspirational sermons, they tend to touch my soul everytime. Keep up the good work and thanks, Teresa Light and family.
I ran across your site and it is wonderful. I read the letter from the pastor and it was very insightful. May the Lord give him peace and strength in his daily endeavors. I go to St. Pius here in Corpus Christi and sometimes I go to the prayer meeting at your parish. Gloria Garcia
This is so cool! I dont think I ever would have known about our history if not for this web site. I feel so proud. Gilbert just needs to update the Life Teen schedule :) Well see you guys Sunday. LOVE Mary Elizabeth
This website is very useful as it brings important information to our homes. Thank you and God Bless. A. Norma Greer
I have just recieved my confirmation on sat. 4-03-99 at ss cyril and i m so glad i choose this church for my sacrament. i have never been so happy in my church as i am here. this church makes me feel like part of the church, with the singing and particpation of the congregation. i just want to say i am so happy here, thank for this church. Jesus rogelio pena
I have just recieved my confirmation on sat. 4-03-99 at ss cyril and i m so glad i choose this church for my sacrament. i have never been so happy in my church as i am here. this church makes me feel like part of the church, with the singing and particpation of the congregation. i just want to say i am so happy here, thank god for this church. Jesus rogelio pena
I WAS WONDERING IF THE PICTURES FROM THE EASTER VIGIL ON SAT WILL BE PUT ON THIS SITE AND IF THEY HAVE HOW DO I SEE THEM. THANK YOU.
JESUS ROGER PENA.
A very good web site. It has excellent links, to the rest of the church. Roy Dilks
where do i find pictures of our easter services?
Being familiar with your parish the web cite hardly does it justice, but a good job nonetheless
Tom and Sharon Markey
Emma & Ray Casteel and family
what are the summer programs available for all teen groups?
Msgr. White and Fr. Emilio,
WOW!!!!
My hat's off to you. I am very proud of our church and of the comments I have just read. I will be keeping in touch with this site. Especially since Lorinda is now in Life-Teen. I haven't read it in its intirety but I will. Thanks for everything you have done for all of us.
With Love, Anadelia Lujan-Barrera
I RECENTLY GOT CONFIRMED , AND STILL WOULD LIKE TO CONTINUE LEARNING. I WAS WONDERING IF THEY WILL HAVE A CONTINUOUS RCIA AFTER CONFIRMATION. I HOPE SO . THANK YOU AND I LOVE ST CYRIL ROGER PENA
Dorothy Turnier from New Hampshire. My daughter Gail Newcomb has become a member of your Parish
At your 10:00 mass, Albert Perez is the perfect rolemodel for my son and his fellow boyscouts and team-mates!! Keep it up!
Hello Fr.Larry and Emilio,
The Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament last night has grown so much in just 3 weeks with at least 50 adults sitting in the light of His Love.
Just 3 weeks ago I would sit alone during a time frame of 6:45 to 7:30. Now I arrive about 7-7:15 and there are already 10 people. The Holy Spirit is so much a part of the people here and blessing your ministry to them. Thank you for all your prayers and works. God bless you both. Gail
Father Emilio & White,
I come here every so often and have never written anything, but I just wanted to say that the parish is always in my prayers. Keep up the good work with the site, and loving God and others. Remember I love you all and the entire parish family. Thanks for all the love you have given in return. -With lots of love- Delia Carranza
Beautiful website - Very inspiring. Enjoyed the note from the pastor. We are working on our web pages now. Yours is a great model - keep up the good work. Sister Nancy Johnson, Sacred Heart Church Rockport, TX
Beautiful website - Very inspiring. Enjoyed the note from the pastor. We are working on our web pages now. Yours is a great model - keep up the good work. Sister Nancy Johnson, Sacred Heart Church Rockport, TX
Msgr. White letter was wonderfully inspiring. Thank you for including it on your web site. Being new to internet I am researching all the parishes with web sites. The name of your church was familiar since my husband and I see your church every time we visit the coast. One day we hope to have the opportunity to visit your church and attend a liturgy.
Great idea, puting the bullitin on the internet. I pray you get a good response from the parents to put their children into the Catholic school. Sincerely, Jean Herpick
I am a member of this parish (I have been ever since I was a baby) and just wanted to say that I have visited other churches and just love the way our church as changed & grown. Years ago I came to church and didn't get much out of going to church. Now, I enjoy reading the Bible readings before going to church and listen more to what the Priest is saying. Father White and Father Emilo have a gift to explain and teach what I was missing all those years prior. Thank you so much. I have learned so much and hope to learn more. I know my life has changed a lot these past few years, but I know that I'm going in the right direction.
Hello Msgr. White, Great job on the web page and in keeping it current. Congratulations! Any word yet on our church directories?
I have read your letter regarding the trip to Mexico. I have always wanted to take a trip like this with the parish.
Ruby Herpick
Check our St Nicholas of Japan web page at
http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/stanmer/182
Father Tom Goodwin and Father Tom Wellar visted. Cool site dudes!
Wonderful web page. Thanks for all your hard work!
God Bless you, Tony & Joyce Cereceres
WE, AS A FAMILY DECIDED TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE SS CYRILL & METHODIUS PARISH ABOUT A YEAR AGO. WE ARE VERY PLEASED WE DID. WE HAD BEEN LAX IN OUR RELIGIOUS, SUCH AS ATTENGING MASS EACH SUNDAY AND MAKING GOD, JESUS, AND MARY AND IMPORTANT AND DAILY PART OF OUR LIVES. WE STARTED TO GO TO MASS, NOT EVERY SUNDAY BUT MORE FREQUENTLY AND BECAME "HOOKED". THE MASS BOTH AT TEN AND TWELVE ARE THOUGH DIFFERENT, VERY ENJOYABLE AND ENLIGHTENING THANK YOU MONSIGNOR WHITE AND FR EMILIO AND TO ALL THE PARISHONERS WHO HAVE MADE IT SO MUCH MORE ENJOYABLE AND FULLFILLING THAN WE COULD HAVE IMAGINED. PLEASE CONTINUE YOUR ENDLESS WORK IS HELPING AND MAKING AND MAKING A DIFFERENCE. THE CANTU FAMILY
PS. WE NOW ATTEND MASSEVERY SUNDAY.
Thank You for taking me to San Antonio. I hope we will have a good time.
I just wanted to say that I enjoyed this information and that it is helpful. Thank you. I am so glad that this web page was done!!! Erica D. Garcia
Hey everyone is your favorite core guy (well I don't know about that) but this is Adrian Samaniego, just checking out the website....LOOKS GOOD
ANGIE HAVLIK
Praised be Jesus Christ, now and forever! This story may be of interest to Deacon Ron... As a premature baby at NAS Corpus I was baptized by my doctor on Aug 9, 1965. I was entered on the parish baptism roster on the 12th of September(?. My dad was transferred to Florida and then left the Navy, settling in New York, then when I was seven moving to Atlanta. Skipping alot of in between I am now in II theology at St. Charles borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia studying for the Archdioceses of Atlanta and the Military SErvices, USA. I know many of your seminarians studying here. But what is of importance to me is the place where I began my Christian life, Corpus Christi and Ss. Cyril and Methodius. If I can be of any help in the support of vocations within the parish let me know. God bless! Joseph M. Peek
JUST BROWSING THROUGH YOUR WEBSITE. LOOKS GOOD.
HOPE TO SEE MORE COMMENTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very informational. I hope this get's alot more people involved in the parish events.
Hello everyone! I just wanted to let whoever is not YET a member of our parish know that we have very special different types of masses for everyone to come and listen to the Word of God and celebrate the Eucharist with us. We have a 6:00 p.m. mass on Saturdays with a beautiful choir. On Sundays, at 8:00 a.m., we start our day with beautiful voices of our adult choir. At 10:00 a.m., the mass is geared more towards the little children and a special message in the homily for the children (& adults) to understand. The 12:00 noon mass is, of course, the Mariachi mass. What great music and great voices of these wonderful musicians. (They are SO talented, God bless them.) And at 6:00 p.m., the Life Teen group gathers (along with us oldies) to celebrate the Eucharist. How great it is to see how our teens get together (no matter what competitive school they belong to) and are not embarrassed to pray and worship together as a family. Thank you all for taking the time to read this. I am so proud to say that I am a member of Ss. Cyril & Methodius Catholic Church! GOD bless us all, especially Msgr. White, Father Emilio, Deacon Ron, Deacon Rudy, David Barrera (our wonderful music director) and all the clergy and religious who work so hard to make this a very close FAMILY, because in God's eyes, we are all brothers and sisters. Love. Peace. Faith.
Greetings Msgr. Larry
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Beautiful website! Michelle Carson, Round Rock, TX
I love you, Father Larry. I pray that you will have a blessed new milenium. Pray for me as I do for you. pat yeary in Guatemala.
Hello my name is Michael and I am a part of the Life Teen and it is very fun and i just wanted to invite all the teens that live in the Corpus Christi area to Life Teen at 3:30 on Sundays and afterward to the Life Teen mass at 6:00. then I wanna invite all teen to Bible Study on Mondays at 7:00. Thank you and God Bless. Michael Coronado
Hello Msgr., How are you? Its me Albert. I'm just here checking out the web site. There aren't very many teens leaving messages, only Michael. Well to add to what he said. I also want to invite any high school teen to join us on Sundays at 3:30 and ending with mass at 6:00. It really is a lot of fun. Also to invite the teens to come out for bible study on Mondays at 6:30. I hope you teens decide to come join us on Sundays, it really is a lot of fun
I came across your website this morning whilst looking for information about SS. Cyril and Methodius.
I am an Ordinand to the Priesthood of the Church of England and am based here in London, England. As I say the Evening Office in church, later today (5.15pm our time, 10.15am with you(??)) I shall remember your community in my intercessions.
May God bless you on this your Patronal Feast Day.
Paul Trathen
Dear Monsignor Larry:
Thank you for the Ss.Cyril and Methodius lunch today. You are one of the few who provides preistly fraternity. It is appreciated.
Wonderful web site! I would like to be able to find what the sunday's bible readings on this site. May blessings from our Lord Jesus Christ shower its users. mario sanchez .
I am a parishoner there and proud to be one!
By using the mariachi at the noon mass we are giv-
ing the very best to God. Monsignor White thankyou
for some fine sermons. Jose Herrera
I am a parishoner there and proud to be one!
By using the mariachi at the noon mass we are giv-
ing the very best to God. Monsignor White thankyou
for some fine sermons. Jose Herrera
I am a parishoner there and proud to be one!
By using the mariachi at the noon mass we are giv-
ing the very best to God. Monsignor White thankyou
for some fine sermons. Jose Herrera
Msgr.Larry, i was thrilled to see that the suggestion on including the sunday's readings on this web site was added on. thank you. i know it will help me personally since i keep misplacing my sunday church circular. maybe this will keep some parisoners from picking up a chuch circular and add savings on less paper usage. your friend in Christ, mario
THIS IS SO COOL! LIFETEEN IS HELPING OUR YOUTH THANK YOU!
THIS IS SO COOL! LIFETEEN IS HELPING OUR YOUTH THANK YOU!
THIS IS SO COOL! LIFETEEN IS HELPING OUR YOUTH THANK YOU!
Hola, Primeramente quiero felicitarlos por esta pagina, esta muy padre! Tambien darle las gracias por tenerla en espańol, ya que yo vengo de Chihuahua, y estaba buscando Parroquias que ofrecieran misas en espańol, y parece que aqui la encontre, y si Dios me presta vida y salud, este Domingo atendere a la misa de las doce, ya que a una joven como a mi, me encanta el mariachi, y claro cantar!Tambien estaba buscando algun grupo juvenil en espańol, si alguien sabe a donde me puedo comunicar, por favor no duden en mandarme un correo electronico. Felicidades y Gracias otra vez!
Hola, Primeramente quiero felicitarlos por esta pagina, esta muy padre! Tambien darle las gracias por tenerla en espańol, ya que yo vengo de Chihuahua, y estaba buscando Parroquias que ofrecieran misas en espańol, y parece que aqui la encontre, y si Dios me presta vida y salud, este Domingo atendere a la misa de las doce, ya que a una joven como a mi, me encanta el mariachi, y claro cantar!Tambien estaba buscando algun grupo juvenil en espańol, si alguien sabe a donde me puedo comunicar, por favor no duden en mandarme un correo electronico. Felicidades y Gracias otra vez!
while on the www decided to drop in. may GOD bless the people who made this web site possible. mario
Hello all!! Just a warm hello from me :) I have actually never been to our website, and am very upset at myself...it is so nice! I will keep SSCM in my prayers. I would especially like to send a special invitation to any high school teens to come and check our youth program "Life Teen" out. It is a lot of fun :) You have nothing to lose and EVERYTHING to gain! Hope to see you all soon! luv~naomi jasso~
Dear Fr. Larry,
It's been a year since I first arrived at St.Cyril and Methodius on their feast day. So much has happened and I truly miss worshiping with everyone. In particular, I miss the wonderful music of David.
I heard your advertisement for the Mariachi Mass on the radio and thought it was great and what prompted me to write.
Thank you for my time there. Fr. Emilio led me to the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament and in a few more months I will move into the convent. He and I are still in touch and I keep you all in my prayers. Please say hello to Msgr. Meaney, Lupe, Hopie and the dear friends who attend daily Mass.
I pray you are feeling well and will stop by some Saturday to enjoy a spirit filled liturgy with you. God bless and take care. Gail Newcomb PS I have been through the archives at the convent and saw pictures of you with the sisters 30 years ago. You were very attentive and looked great!
I enjoyed the website. Bessie
Great to see a website for SSCM. I have many fond memories of the school. This is the parish I grew up in and some of my family still goes there. I will be visiting this site again. God Bless!
Felice Rivera
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Hi Monsignor Larry,
Well, I'm finally on line and I just wanted to let you know that I found the SSCM home page. It's great!!
You may be glad to know that this website is linked from mine. You may see my home page by going to: http://homestead.juno.com/mariewood1/
Hi Monsignor Larry,
Well, I'm finally on line and I just wanted to let you know that I found the SSCM home page. It's great!!
You may be glad to know that this website is linked from mine. You may see my home page by going to: http://homestead.juno.com/mariewood1/
See you on Sunday.
God Bless,
Marie Schade-Wood
Hello,
My name is Todd Matthews. I am with the Center for Missing & Exploited Women.
The CMEW is a Catholic based organization headquartered in Princeton, Indiana.
I was ask to join the CMEW a couple of years ago after the founders saw my work on the Tent Girl case of Georgetown, Ky. The Tent Girl was an unknown deceased found by my father in law in 1968. After searching for several years and finally taking my search online, I was able to identify the Tent Girl. This URL has background info on the Tent Girl:
http://www.netzone.com/~holmes/wall/ttg.html
After seeing first hand how many other unknown deceased are out there (40+ in Kentucky alone) I decided to create a database for the unknown deceased so that it could be cross referenced with missing persons files. I call the database The Lost & The Found:
http://web.qx.net/aubriana/main.html
Usually, the CMEW confines it's cases to ONLY women. However, one case in particular did catch my personal attention. The body of a man was found in April 1981 at Camp Nelson, Kentucky.
The man was wearing dress clothes and had a Catholic pendant . We realize that this does not mean that this man was Catholic. But it is a possibility and I feel that I should contact people in the Catholic Community to see if anyone has a possible answer to identifying this man.
He was found at the base of a cliff. The badly decomposed body was estimated to have been there for 5-6 months. He was wearing a leather jacket, brown pants, blue shirt and slick soled dress shoes. Obviously not the type of dress for hiking or climbing.
We have more precise information on the remains if someone has a possible match.
1981 was a long time ago ..but the tent girl missing from her family for 30 years and we were able to find her family.
If you would please pass this information along, hopefully we will be able to identify this man and contact his family. I am in the process of e-mailing this information to every Catholic group that has e-mail.
I have direct communication with Kentucky's State Medical Examiner's office. Any information we receive will be brought to their attention.
I can be reached by e-mail at : JTMatthews@TwLakes.Net
Phone: 931-823-6992
fax:931-823-6992 0r 775-418-3029
-Todd Matthews 121 Short Street Livingston, Tennessee 38570
what a fine way to be closer to what realy makes me happy,my church. Its a nice place
I REALLY LIKE THE PROGRAM AND IT FUN FOR US HIGH SCHOOL TEENS I REALLY LOVE ALL YOU GUYS LOVE CRYSTAL HERNANDEZ
CRYSTAL AND ARIELLE BESTFRIENDS 2000
CLASS OF 20002
I am a new member at ss. cyril & methodius church (we joined after attendig just one mass.) The Holy Spirit is so strong during the sermon, I have to hold back tears. I've never seen such a joyful & lively Catholic service before & Thank Goodness you are here for all the lucky souls who come in through the Church doors. Thank You! Isa Garza & Family
I am a new member at ss. cyril & methodius church (we joined after attendig just one mass.) The Holy Spirit is so strong during the sermon, I have to hold back tears. I've never seen such a joyful & lively Catholic service before & Thank Goodness you are here for all the lucky souls who come in through the Church doors. Thank You! Isa Garza & Family
Great site!
Hi Msgr. Larry & Fr. Trejo from the Brandesky family. I guess we are an all American family --we're connected to the net!!
Charlie, Edith and David
Saludos desde Italia. Ciao.
I have had the pleasure to visit SS. Cyril and Methodius Church 3 times already. I have attended the 10:00 a.m. mass for children. I really enjoy the welcoming and the way they have all the kids learn the Word of God. Having the clown helps so much because it makes the children very attentive. I noticed this past week that it was very quiet when the clown is around. I really enjoy attending SS. Cyril and Methodius Church.
Your site sux very badly
Your site sux very badly plus you do to hahahaha
I would like to add some KC news. Thank Yoy
Carlos B. Benavides Grand Knight SSCM KC5919
lOOKS GOOD BUT COULD YOU ALL PUT THE DAYS WE DON'T HAVE C.C.D. CLASSES OR HOW WE COULD GET THIS INFORMATION WITHOUT HAVEING TOO CALL IN ALWAYS.
Dear Friends in Christ,
Please pray for Father Robert Moses, an assistant pastor at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 201 W. Lemon St., Lakeland, FL. You may reach him at (863)-682-0555, or Fax-(863)-686-9546. He has done me a great deal of harm through his malicious and slanderous gossip about my personal and professional life, insulting my deceased fiance, an Air Force test pilot who died in the service of his country and my mother and her Jewish heritage.
I hope God will show him how to become more kind, discreet, understanding and considerate of others as a priest.
Thank you and God bless you! Sincerely, Michele Scanlon
Dear Friends in Christ,
Please pray for Father Robert Moses, an assistant pastor at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 201 W. Lemon St., Lakeland, FL. You may reach him at (863)-682-0555, or Fax-(863)-686-9546. He has done me a great deal of harm through his malicious and slanderous gossip about my personal and professional life, insulting my deceased fiance, an Air Force test pilot who died in the service of his country and my mother and her Jewish heritage.
I hope God will show him how to become more kind, discreet, understanding and considerate of others as a priest.
Thank you and God bless you! Sincerely, Michele Scanlon
My family and I visited SSCM this summer and attended the Children's Mass. My two teenagers thought it was great and wished we could have stayed for the LIFETEEN mass that evening. We have talked many times about the very special closeness we felt while worshipping at SSCM. The parishioners are filled with the Holy Spirit. We look forward to returning soon for a LIFETEEN mass. God bless and Christmas joy, Denise Zbozny, RN from South Padre Island, TX
MY NAME IS MELINDA VELA , MY FATHER WAS THE LATE RAYMUNDO VELA AND MY MOTHER IS ARAMANDINA VELA , MY SISTER ARE LETTICA AND RON DONHUE AND LEVIANA AND BUD STEPHSON AND IMELDA AND JAMES AYALA AND GRAICE VELA AND MY BROTHER IS RAYMUNDO VELA JR WE HAVE ALL BEEN MEMBER OF SSCM FOR MORE THAT TWENTY YEARS . WE ALL BEEN BLESSED TO BEEN PART OF SSCM CHURCH
SINCERLY YOURS MELINDA VELA.
MY NAME IS MELINDA VELA , MY FATHER WAS THE LATE RAYMUNDO VELA AND MY MOTHER IS ARAMANDINA VELA , MY SISTER ARE LETTICA AND RON DONHUE AND LEVIANA AND BUD STEPHSON AND IMELDA AND JAMES AYALA AND GRAICE VELA AND MY BROTHER IS RAYMUNDO VELA JR WE HAVE ALL BEEN MEMBER OF SSCM FOR MORE THAT TWENTY YEARS . WE ALL BEEN BLESSED TO BEEN PART OF SSCM CHURCH
YOUR SISTER IN CHRIST MELINDA VELA
I have just started to attend Mass at your wonderful parish, having just moved from Florida... I love the Mariachi Mass!
Hi Msgr. Larry!
It's Gail Newcomb again at the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament convent. I just want to thank all the life teen group at SSCM for the work they are doing on the 2nd weekend of each month in feeding the homeless people at the Maurin Day House at 1608 Leopard St.
Last July, several adults from SSCM joined forces to help this shelter stay open when it was sinking! Financially they were able to pull it out from under by negotiating new rents and just asking for donations. Now with God's help they have made it grow into a wonderful ministry.
The life teens were the first group to jump in and help and for them I believe the experience has been one they will continue for a long time to come. Their enthusiasm, prayer and caring for the indigent people of our community is most inspiring.
We apprecitate all they are doing and as you know, we can be sure they will receive their rewards in God''s time.
This shelter is always in need of daytime volunteers since most people work Monday to Friday so please spread the word...to any retired or others who may be interested. Call Amy @563-6155 or email me at: gailnewocmb@hotmail.com
AGAIN....LIFE TEENS YOUR ARE GREAT!!! GOD BLESS.
SORRY MSGR. LARRY: CORRECT ADDRESS TO EMAIL is gailnewcomb@hotmail.com as it was typed.
Good for you. You are putting the tabernacle back where it belongs. You will be greatly blessed.
Fr. R McDermott
Thank you for the lovely way the church is looking with all the renovations. Todays mass was about the son who left and squandered the inheritance his father left him then returned and was welcomed with open arms and a feast to celebrate his return to his fathers house and God's rules....I wanted to thank the visiting priest Chavvarria who used the movie "the Lion King" to illustrate how we can always come back to our "Father's house". Our little girl could relate to that (6 yrs old), it's so important for the children to understand the service. Thank you again and hurray for visiting priest Chavvarria.
I was so pleased to see our Church on the Web. My family and I are truly happy and have found a place we can call home with our parish community. God Bless you all.
Hi, Peace Be with you,I love this web page you have made access so easy and interesting.My family and I have been members of St.Cyril for a long time.I enjoy Davids music during the closing hour of adoration on Mondays,before when we didnt have David playing it was also wonderful,but with the music I have an opportunity to sing to our LORD.I look forward to my 8:00 pm visit to Our Blessed Scarament every Monday.BYE.. c/u/later,with love,Thelma
Hi, Peace Be with you,I love this web page you have made access so easy and interesting.My family and I have been members of St.Cyril for a long time.I enjoy Davids music during the closing hour of adoration on Mondays,before when we didnt have David playing it was also wonderful,but with the music I have an opportunity to sing to our LORD.I look forward to my 8:00 pm visit to Our Blessed Scarament every Monday.BYE.. c/u/later,with love,Thelma
Our church is lively and your homilies are inspiring!!!
I am very pleased with this site. It is very informative and well put together. Thank you for taking the time to make this site possible. My family and I check the readings for the next mass and study them at home before attending mass on Sunday. Thank you again and God bless.
Rudy, Tammy, Rudy, Cynthia, and Elizabeth Soliz. We love SS. Cyril and Methodius Church and everyone associated with it.
I enjoyed reading about your church! Sincerely, Laura Wood
I enjoyed reading about your church! Sincerely, Laura Wood
God Bless SS.Cyril and Methodius Church may you continue to be a blessing to our community.
Msg. White: Thank you so much for everything that you do. God truly has blessed us by having you as our priest. We love you very much! You are like one of our own family members. Please stay safe, happy and healthy. --Rosie.
P.S. Please pray for all of our teens and hope that God still leads them in their lives.
Just browsing the website. It looks great so far.
Kenneth & Diana Soto
Please support the Knights of Columbus! We are having our Annual BBQ Sept. 30 and need the parish support. We will be selling tickets after all masses. We do not run out early so please buy your tickets early and we will be able to buy enough chicken and trimmings.
Thank You
Carlos B Benavides Grand Knight KC 5919
Please support the Knights of Columbus on our annual BBQ September 30. We will be selling tickets after all masses.
Thank You
Carlos B Benavides Grand Knight KC#5919
HI: I LIVE IN CORPUS CHRISTI I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU OFFER ANY MASSES IN SPANISH. THANK YOU E. N.
Your research on Cyril and Methodius has been very informational. I am currently researching the introduction of Christianity to Moravia, and am very interested in the story of the Scotch, Irish, and Bavarian missionaries that also attempted missions to Moravia.
"De Colores" I am told and I truly believe that all we have to do is ask for a blessing from God and we will revieve it in God's time. I am having some personal problems at this time and would appreciate all your prayers. May God bless you and all the faithful at SSCM. "De Colores"
P.S. Keep this very helpful connection "ON"!!!!!
Holyspirit1.net Amightywind.com Prophecies.org www.tldm.org www.144000.net www.rosesfromheaven.com www.freedomdomain.com
Thanks for the pictures of St. cyril. My little guy, Yves is in the 3rd grade at St. Coleman's RC School in Pomapno Beach, Fl.
Dear Parisheners,
Thank you all for your support. The Knights of Columbus BBQ was a great success. One project the proceeds were able to secure was the anti-abortion signs at the back lot of the church grounds(Mcardle & Kostoryz). Special thanks our new Brother Daniel Gonzalez, the designer and painter. Are you a practicing Catholic man? Join us and support our church and faith as our founder Father McGivey visioned. e-mail me! Again thanks to all!
Carlos B. Benavides
Wonderful Website! It is user friendly and full of useful information. Keep up the good work!
My family and I are from Odem and visited your church one day this past June. We really enjoyed the service, it was spiritually up-lifting! Perhaps one day we will visit agian.
Laura Gomez
DearParishoners,
Today is Veteran's Day The price of freedom comes with a hefty price. At 7:15pm April 15,86 my family was cruising down SPID to the Naval Hospital's emergency room, minor emergency, when on the radio the news came that the USS America(aircraftcarrier)and it's battle group was attacking Lybia. It was a very scary gut wrenching feeling for my bride. My family went through quiete a few simular of these situations in twenty years. But they understood and accepted that I loved my country and defending it was a matter of loyalty. I will never forget these great words of two presidents John F.Kennedy,(Naval Academy commencements 1963) "Any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile...can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction,k "I served in the United States Navy."
George H.W.Bush (NavalAcademy commencements 1992) The men and women of the United States Navy... will keep America safe inthe century ahead as they have in the century now coming to a close."
Let us pray for the defenders of our freedom and never forget.
Carlos B Benavides Grand Knight KofC 5919 USN retired
This is my church - it will always be my church - BUT it is toooooo coooolldd at EVERY mass I have been to.
Beautiful website
byebye George from Lubbock
I'm glad this web site is in place. I forgot to pick a weekly circular last weekend after mass but because of this web site I can read Mgr. White's weekly letter to the parish and get the readings for the coming weekend. Thanks. Yours in Christ, mario
Once I was a member of your beautiful parish and now I am a member of ST. Luke Parish in Irving, Texas. Our priest's name is Fr. Aiden O'Donnell. He is a swell person and a joy to be around. He is jubial and is a very great speaker. He doesn't have notes as some of the past priests had. He speaks from the heart and if any of you have the opportunity to come to North Texas, please stop by and visit our parish here. We are celebrating our 100th year as being in existence. I will be something to be a part of.
Yours sincerely in Christ, Ludwig & Jeanette Hroch
I just had the pleasure to visit your wonderful website.SSCM have two of my votive candle stands which Edith Brandesky just this day informed me were in need of service/repair and we will certainly be visiting your parish within next 30 days to restore them to new condition.I was disabled by paralyzing stroke 6 years ago and Jesus has allowed me to suddenly recover to reopen my SAFEWAX Candle biz, and we are just awaiting delivery of components to again service are loyal customers such as SSCM. God bless this active parish which is a glory to God! Harry W.Milner ,Lake Wales, Fl
Dear Fellow Catholics
The annual KC Barbeque is four weeks away and again we would like your support. We will be selling tickets after all masses. Thank You for your continued support. Are you a practicing catholic gentleman? Join our ranks. Give me a holler or stop me in church.
Dear Fellow Catholics
The annual KC Barbeque is four weeks away and again we would like your support. We will be selling tickets after all masses. Thank You for your continued support. Are you a practicing catholic gentleman? Join our ranks. Give me a holler or stop me in church.
Scriptural Truths for Roman Catholics
Bartholomew F. Brewer, Ph.D. Former Roman Catholic Priest
**All Scripture quotations and references are taken from the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Translation of the Catholic New Testament and the Douay Version of the Old Testament**
THE TRUE CHURCH The Roman Catholic Church claims to be God's true Church and all members are to promise obedience to the Bishop of Rome, whom she claims is successor to Saint Peter, Prince of the Apostles and Vicar of Jesus Christ.
The Roman Catholic Church is built on the assumption that in Matthew 16:13-19 Jesus appointed Peter the first pope and so founded His Church and established the papacy. If this is true, then all true Christians must become Catholic. If it is false, the whole Catholic religion is false and cultic and no true Christians could be identified with such a system. We must, then, search the Scriptures in order to know what is true.
The Scriptures are not merely the writings of men, “But holy men of God spoke as they were moved by the Holy Spirit” (II Peter 1:21). “All Scripture is inspired by God and useful for teaching, for reproving, for correcting, for instructing in justice; that the man of God may be perfect, equipped for every good work: (II Timothy 3:16-17). “Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words (the Bible) shall not pass away” (Matthew 24:35). Both Scripture and history testify to the authenticity, reliability, efficiency, and sufficiency of the Bible. Though some Catholic translations are better than others, all are reliable enough for general study with Catholics.
When Jesus, in Matthew 16:18, said, "Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it" He used the demonstrative "this" (taute), pointing to Peter's confession, "Thou are the Christ, the Son of the living God" as the rock. Jesus said, "Thou are Peter (petros, a stone - all believers are stones, see I Peter 2:5 and Ephesians 2:21), and upon this rock (petra, a huge rock foundation - the confession that Jesus is the Christ), I will build my church". He did not promise to build His Church upon Peter. Jesus would not have trusted such a precious possession as His Church to the leadership of even one fallible man much less a whole succession of them.
The pope of Rome is called the Vicar of the Son of God (Vicarius Filii Dei). In the Bible we find that the Holy Spirit, not a pope, was sent to take the place of Jesus on earth. That is what Vicar means.
The Holy Spirit was given to guide us into all truth (John 16:7-15) and the Scriptures were given for teaching, for reproving, for correction, and for instruction (II Timothy 3:16). Christ did not leave His Church to human leadership. Jesus Himself is still the Head of His Church. He speaks to us through His infallible Word, the Holy Scriptures, by His ever present and infallible Holy Spirit.
Let us remember that Christ is the Rock and only Head of the Church. I Corinthians 3:11. For other foundation no one can lay, but that which has been laid, which is Christ Jesus. I Corinthians 10:4. The rock was Christ. Ephesians 1:22,23. Head over all the Church. Ephesians 2:20. Christ Jesus... the chief corner stone.
Around thirty-four times in the Old Testament God is call a Rock or the Rock of Israel. You see, the Bible clearly teaches that when Jesus founded His Church, He was to be the only Head, the Holy Spirit the Vicar and Guide, and the Bible the only authority for faith and practice. All true Christians constitute THE TRUE CHURCH (those in whom the Holy Spirit dwells, who believe and obey Christ's teachings). True believers were called "Christians", not "Catholics". Acts 11:26 Disciples were first called Christians. Acts 26:28 Persuade me to become a Christian. I Peter 4:16 Suffer as a Christian There were no Roman Catholics until Christianity was merged with paganism into a state religion around 315 A.D. The true Christians obeyed God's Word, they never joined in the pagan corruption. The gates of hell have never prevailed against the true believers, they are few, their way is narrow, they would rather suffer martyrdom than compromise the Word of God or deny their Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. "Go out from her, my people, that you may not share in her sins, and that you may not receive of her plagues" (Apocalypse 18:4). Believers must not be identified with compromising or counterfeit Churches!
THE POPE The Pope is called "Our Holy Father". See encyclical letter of Pope Leo XIII in the Douay Version of the Bible. He is also called "Our Most Holy Lord", Pope Pius X. See Cardinals Oath.
Moreri, a famous historian said, "To make war against the Pope is to make war against God, seeing the Pope is God and God is the Pope". Decius said, "The Pope can do all things God can do". Pope Leo XIII said of himself, "The supreme teacher in the Church is the Roman Pontiff. Union of minds, therefore, requires, together with a perfect accord in the one faith, complete submission and obedience of will to the Church and to the Roman Pontiff, as to God himself." Pope Pius X said, "The Pope is not only the representative of Jesus Christ, but he is Jesus Christ himself hidden under the veil of the flesh. Does the Pope speak? It is Jesus Christ who speaks." Pope Pius XI once declared, "You know that I am the Holy Father, the representative of God on earth, the Vicar of Christ, which means that I am God on the earth." All this is blasphemy! Isaiah 44:8 Is there a God or any rock besides me? Matthew 23:9 Call no one on earth your father. Ephesians 4:5 One Lord. Philippians 2:11 Jesus Christ is in the glory of God the Father. I Peter 5:3 Nor yet as lording it over your charges.
I Peter 5:1-4 I, your fellow-presbyter.
Peter called himself a presbyter (pastor), not a pope. He refused honor (Acts 10:25,26) saying "Stand up for I myself also am a man". The apostles argued regarding who was greatest in the kingdom (Matthew 18:1) which indicates that even they did not accept Peter as head of the Church.
The wealth and power of the Roman Popes could have come to Peter or any of the apostles. They had charisma, they could heal and raise the dead and perform many other miracles.
They could have accumulated gold and land and conquering armies, but they gave away all that was placed at their feet (Acts 4:37, 3:6). They rejoiced that they were counted worthy to suffer for the name of Jesus Christ (Acts 5:41). How could anyone be so naive as to think that the papacy evolved out of such humility and simplicity.
The office of Pope is of pagan origin and cannot in any way be substantiated in Scripture. Because of the work and ministry of the Holy Spirit, such an office is not necessary or even desirable.
THE PRIESTHOOD The Roman Catholic Church teaches that Jesus Christ ordained the twelve apostles to the priesthood at the Last Supper and that the powers of the priesthood were handed down during the past two thousand years. This teaching is clearly contrary to the Word of God.
In the Old Testament the work of Christ was prefigured under the three offices of prophet, priest and king. The nation of Israel had each office. With the coming of Christ each of these offices found its fulfillment in Him. Thus in the New Testament there is no need for a human sacrificing priesthood. John 19:30. It is consummated. I Timothy 2:5. There is one God, and one Mediator...Christ Jesus. Hebrews 7:24. Because he continues forever, has an everlasting (non-transferable, intransmissible) priesthood. Hebrews 7:25. He lives always to make intercession.
Hebrews 7:27. He does not need to offer sacrifices daily. Hebrews 9:12. Having obtained eternal redemption. Hebrews 10:10. We have been sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all. I Corinthians 12:28. God indeed has placed some in the Church, first apostles, secondly prophets, thirdly teachers...(no mention of sacramental priests). Ephesians 4:11. He Himself gave some men as apostles, and some as prophets, others again as evangelists, and others as pastors and teachers...(again no mention of sacramental priests). I Peter 5:1-3. I, your fellow-presbyter and witness...(Nothing about being a priest).
The office of priest is not the same as minister. The concept of a mediating, sacrificing priesthood originated and developed under Cyprian, the theological authority in the West until the time of Augustine, and was part of the merger of paganism with Christianity. Nowhere in the Scriptures will one find evidence of a mediating, sacrificing priesthood after Christ.
THE MASS The Roman Catholic Church teaches that the Mass is the unbloody sacrifice of the body and blood of Jesus Christ. It also teaches that the Mass is the same sacrifice as that of the Cross. Both are against God's teaching. Hebrews 7:27. He died once for all. Hebrews 9:11-15. He entered once for all. Hebrews 9:26. Once for all. Hebrews 9:28. Christ offered once. Hebrews 10:10. Once for all. Hebrews 10:11,12. One sacrifice for sins. Hebrews 10:14. For by one offering. Hebrews 10:15-20. There is no longer offering for sin.
If Christ is offered again by Roman Catholic priests as they claim, then the above Scriptures are not true. There are more than 100,000 Masses said all over the world every day. Jesus suffers the terrible agony of Calvary at least 100,000 times every twenty-four hours instead of "once for all" as the Scriptures teach. We must believe the Scriptures. If we truly love the Lord Jesus Christ and seek to follow His Word, we will have no regard for the teaching that the bread and wine are "changed" into the body and blood of Christ and then presented to God as a sacrifice by which God is appeased and atonement of sin is made. When Jesus said, "This is my body" or "blood", He did not "change" the substance, but was explaining that He is the one "represented" by the Passover bread and wine. Jesus did not say touto gignetai, this has become or is turned into, but touto esti, which can only mean this represents or stands for. Just as the Passover was a remembrance, so is Communion of the Lord's Supper a remembrance until He comes. The Roman Church, in advocating the doctrine of transubstantiation, departs from the literal sense of Scripture. May we be able to say with the Apostle Paul: "We at least, are not, as many others, adulterating the Word of God." (II Corinthians 2:17)
CONFESSION OR THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE The Roman Catholic Church teaches that her priests exercise the power of forgiving sins by hearing confession of sins and granting pardon for them as ministers of God and in His name.
This teaching is not from the Bible. I Esdras 10:11. Now make confession to the Lord the God of your fathers.
This is from the Bible! Mark 2:7. Who can forgive sins, but only God. Acts 4:12. Neither is there salvation in any other.
Acts 8:12. Repent...and pray to God. (Peter did not hear his confession and forgive him, but said, "pray to God".) I John 1:7. The Blood of Jesus Christ...cleanses us from all sin. I John 1:9. If we acknowledge our sins. (To God, not to a priest - automatic confession and absolution.) I John 2:1. If anyone sins we have an advocate (Jesus) with the Father.
Throughout the Bible remission of sin and salvation are connected with faith in Christ, nowhere with priestly absolution. In order to support her tribunal upon earth, the Roman Catholic Church mis-interprets Matthew 16:19, "I will give thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven; and whatever thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven". Also Matthew 18:18, "Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound also in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven". And John 20:23, "Whose sins you shall forgive, they are forgiven them; and whose sins you shall retain, they are retained". First of all, the "keys of the kingdom" refers to the authority to proclaim the terms of salvation in Christ. This is the privilege and duty of all Christian believers. The authority to bind and loose is first and foremost the commission to proclaim the gospel which liberates those who believe it, and consigns to bondage those who reject it. The Roman Catholic Church misinterprets this text in order to support the practice of confessing sins to a priest. The Biblical context clearly indicates, however, that the words of Matthew 16:19, 18:18, and John 20:23 were not only spoken to the apostles but also to those believers who were with them. Christian ministers are to preach repentance, but nothing is said about hearing confession and the granting of absolution (forgiveness of sins).
JUSTIFICATION The most important question pertinent to religion is, "how may a man obtain the forgiveness of (his) sins?" Here is where the most significant deviation occurs. The Bible teaches that "faith" secures the remission of sins (Acts 10:43) while Roman Catholicism teaches that the "sacraments" (in addition to faith) do. We must be very precise here for the Apostle Paul said that any different way of salvation, even if given by an angel, would be accursed. Jesus said that the seed sown on good ground "understood" the way of salvation (Matthew 13:23). We urge you to embrace the Lord's way and let go of the former way. The Scripture says, "Having been justified therefore by faith, let us have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ" (Romans 5:1).
One Catholic writer in defending his Church made a statement that we all should heed. He said that if faith alone saves "the whole traditional structure of Catholism is a needless empty show, the Mass, the sacraments, the sacrificing priesthood, the teaching hierarchy, the papacy, practices of penance, asceticism, habits of self-restraint, prayer. Nay, these things are a hindrance, an enormous sham, a terrible system of lies, and therefore to be utterly swept away and destroyed." Philip Hughes, A POPULAR HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, p. 176.
True Biblical Christianity rejects the notion that salvation is a moral process, that the sinner is "made" just, or "works out" his salvation by his own deeds.
Heed what God teaches in the following texts: John 3:3. Unless a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. John 3:16. For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that those who believe in him may not perish, but may have life everlasting. John 5:24. He who hears my word, and believes him who sent me, has life everlasting, and does not come to judgment, but has passed from death to life. John 14:6 Jesus told him: "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but Through Me. Acts 4:12. Neither is there salvation in any other.
Romans 4:5. but to him who does not work, but believes in him who justifies the impious, his faith is credited to him. Romans 4:6. David declares the blessedness of the man to whom God credits justice without works. Romans 3:28. We reckon that a man is justified by faith independently of the works of the Law. Romans 5:1. Having been justified therefore by faith. Romans 10:3. Ignorant of the justice of God, and seeking to establish their own, they have not submitted to the justice of God. Titus 3:5. Not by reason of good works that we did ourselves, but according to his mercy...
Prayer: Heavenly Father, in the name of Jesus I ask forgiveness of my sins. I give my life to you that I may receive the Son and that the Holy Spirit may work in me to will and to do of His good pleasure.
Because your Word says so, I believe that You have heard my prayer and have forgiven my sins. I promise to study and obey the Scriptures so that my knowledge and faith can increase. Amen.
ROMAN CATHOLIC INVENTIONS 1. Presbyters first called priests by Lucian 2nd c.
2. Sacerdotal mass instituted by Cyprian 3rd c. 3. Prayers for the dead A.D. 300 4. Making the sign of the cross A.D. 300 5. Wax candles A.D. 320 6. Veneration of angels, dead saints, and images A.D. 375 7. Mass became a daily ritual A.D. 394 8. Beginning of exaltation of Mary, term "Mother of God" first applied to her by Council of Ephesus A.D. 431 9. Priests began to wear special clothing A.D. 500 10. Extreme Unction (Rite of Healing) A.D. 526 11. The doctrine of Purgatory by Gregory I A.D. 593 12. Latin used in worship A.D. 600 13. Prayers offered to Mary, dead saints and angels A.D. 600 14. First man to be proclaimed Pope (Boniface III) A.D. 610 15. Kissing the Pope's feet A.D. 709 16. Temporal power of Popes, conferred by Pepon, King of the Franks A.D. 750 17. Veneration of cross, images, relics authorized A.D. 786 18. holy water, mixed with pinch of salt, chrism, and blessed by a priest A.D. 850 19. Veneration of St. Joseph A.D. 890 20. College of Cardinals begun A.D. 927 21. Baptism of bells instituted by Pope John XIII A.D. 965 22. Canonization of dead saints by Pope John XV A.D. 995 23. Fasting on Fridays and Lent A.D. 998 24. The Mass developed gradually as a sacrifice, attendance made obligatory 11th c. 25. Celibacy of priests declared A.D. 1079 26. Rosary adopted (pagan) by Peter the Hermit A.D. 1090 27. The Inquisition instituted by Council of Verona A.D. 1184 28. Sale of indulgences A.D. 1190 29. Seven Sacraments, defined by Peter Lombard 12th c. 30. Transubstantiation, defined by Innocent III A.D. 1215 31. Auricular confession (Rite of reconciliation) of sins to a priest instead of God, instituted by Innocent III A.D. 1215 32. Adoration of the wafer (called the Host), decreed by Pope Honorius III A.D. 1220 33. Scapular invented by Simon Stock of England A.D. 1251 34. The cup forbidden to the laity at communion by Council of Constance A.D. 1414 35. Purgatory proclaimed as a dogma by the Council of Florence in A.D. 1439 36. Tradition declared of equal authority with the Bible by the Council of Trent A.D. 1545 37. Apocryphal books are added to the Bible by the Council of Trent A.D. 1546 38. Creed of Pope Pius IV imposed as the official creed in place of the original Apostolic Creed A.D. 1560 (look up Apostolic Creed) 39. Immaculate Conception of Mary (not virgin birth) proclaimed by Pope Pius IX A.D. 1854 40. Syllabus of Errors proclaimed by Pope Pius IX and ratified by the Vatican Council; condemned freedom of religion, conscience, speech, press and scientific discoveries which are disapproved by the Roman Church; asserted the Pope's temporal authority over all civil rulers A.D. 1864 41. Infallibility of the Pope in matters of faith and morals proclaimed by the Vatican Council A.D. 1870 42. Assumption of Mary proclaimed by Pius XII A.D. 1950 43. Mary proclaimed the "Mother of the Church" by Pope Paul VI A.D.
1965 Cardinal Newman, in his book, THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, admits that "temples, incense, oil lamps, votive offerings, holy water, holidays, and seasons of devotion, processions, blessings of fields, sacerdotal vestments, the tonsure (of priests and monks and nuns), images .. are all of pagan origin." (p.359) Yet, we are told that to practice these traditions is to make void the Word of God (Matthew 15:16), to worship in vain (Matthew 15:9). Also see II John 9-10.
The Bible itself declares that the way of salvation is so plain that even "fools shall not err therein" (Isaiah 35:8). When the blind lead the blind, both fall...(Matthew 15:14). The urgent need of our day is to search the never changing Scriptures to see if what popes, cardinals, bishops, priests, minister, and teachers tell us is the truth or not. In apostolic days this was done: "Now these were a nobler character than those of Thessalonica and they received the word with great eagerness, studying the Scriptures every day to see whether these things were so" (Acts 17:11). Those who do not teach and preach the Gospel as it is found in the Scriptures are under the curse of God. "But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel to you other than that which we have preached to you, let him be anathema!" (Galatians 1:8). Do not be deceived by false teachers. See Colossians 2:8. Test everything! (I Thessalonians 5:21)
These Biblical truths are offered in a spirit of true Christian love. We ask you to consider them objectively so that with the Psalmist you can declare, "I have chosen the way of truth" (Psalm 118:30).
Find a Bible teaching church. Ask GOD to help you find a church. Ask GOD to help you understand the Bible.
"JESUS"
Jesus began His ministry by being hungry . . . Yet He is the Bread of Life.
Jesus ended His earthly ministry by being thirsty . . . Yet He is the Living Water.
Jesus was weary . . . Yet He is our rest.
Jesus paid tribute . . . Yet He is the King.
Jesus was accused of having a demon . . . Yet He cast out demons.
Jesus wept . . . Yet He wipes away our tears.
Jesus was sold for thirty pieces of silver . . . Yet He redeemed the world.
Jesus was brought as a lamb to the slaughter . . . Yet He is the Good Shepherd.
Jesus died . . . Yet by His death He destroyed the power of death.
"When the perishable has been clothed with the imperishable, & the mortal with immortality, then the saying that is written will come true: 'Death has been swallowed up in victory. Where, O death, is your victory? Where, O death, is your sting?'" 1 Cor 15:54-55 So when this corruptible shall have put on incorruption, and this mortal shall have put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory. 55 O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? 1 Cor 15:54-55 KJV
Thanks to all our BBQ was a great success! Special thanks to all that help put it together and those ladies and gentlemen that assisted in serving. All those practicing Catholic men, join our brotherhood in support of our priest. Drop me line or stop me in church.
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I have just found your website. I amgoing to check it all out, soon. Hope to see you when I come to Okla. in April. Say a prayer today at 11:00 am for the Holy Spirit to be with me when i talk to Fr. Daleo. God Bless, M Hughes
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I have just found your web site. I hope to visit it often. Say a prayer today at 11:00 am for my visit with Fr. Daleo. Hope to see you when I get to Okla. in April God Bless, M Hughes
I just graduated from Ss. Cyril & Methodius I had alot of fun and I learned alot of things. I had been going to SSCM from when I was three. I am really going to miss it.
-Katherine M.
I just graduated from SSCM I had been going there from when I was three. I had alot of fun and I learned alot.I'm going to miss going to SSCM.
-Katherine M.
I just graduated from SSCM I had been going there from when I was three. I had alot of fun and I learned alot.I'm going to miss going to SSCM.
-Katherine M.
I just graduated from SSCM I had been going there from when I was three. I had alot of fun and I learned alot.I'm going to miss going to SSCM.
-Katherine M.
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I attended SSCM School from Second through Fifth Grade before moving to Pennsylvania in 1986, and it brought back some memories to see the pictures on the Web site! I am glad that the school is still open and seems to be flourishing!
Mary Thomas
PROJECT PROPOSAL ON PROVISION OF DISABILITY AIDS FOR DISABLED CHILDREN 1. ORIGIN!
GRACE FOUNDATION is a registered, non-profit, non governmental relegious charitable organizations motive, Social Service organization promoted is 1996 by a band of social minded and dedicated Christian Youth hailing from the traditional Christian families in rural society and having clear insight into socio-economic and health problems faced by the women and children in the urban slums and rural communities in Mannachanallur block of Trichy district. Grace Foundation is registered as charitable society under Tamil Nadu State Societies Registration Act 27 of 1975. Our FCRA Registration Number is 076040258.
2. MAIN ACTIVITIES OF GRACE FOUNDATION :
i) Physiotherapy center for physically and mentally Disabled children.
ii) Mini Health center for the rural poor who have no access to Govt. Medical center.
iii) Family counseling center.
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT :
These are increasing number of physically and mentally disabled children in our target area. It is due to various reasons such as illiteracy, poverty, malnutrition of pregnant and lactating mothers, lack of ANC, NC and PNC services, get married in close blood relation at teen age, get married soon after attaining puberty etc. This state of affairs prompt us to undertake curative, preventive and rehabilitative measures for the benefit of the disabled children with the support of local donors and contribution from the well-wishers. Our physiotherapy center named “GRACE Foundation Physiotherapy Center” plays a dominant role in providing therapeutically treatment to the affected children in the age group of 2 – 10 years to recover from the disability. It incurs heavy expenses on purchase of disability aids, such as crutches, calipers, shoes, tri-cycle for the benefit of the children who are treated at our center. Due to financial constraint, the Govt. Rehabilitation Department provide such disability aid to a few of them referred by our center.
Hence, we are in a dire need of financial support to purchase the disability aids for the benefit of the 60 disabled children who receive therapeutically treatment from our Grace Foundation Center located at Samayapuram.
4. TENTATIVE BUDGET FOR ONE YEAR 2003-04 Sl. No. Particulars Amount in INR
01. Tri-cycles @ Rs. 4000/- x 8 Nos. 32,000.00
02. Calipers @ Rs. 4000/- x 12 Nos. 48,000.00
03. Crutches @ Rs. 1000/- x 20 Nos. 20,000.00
04. Shoes @ Rs. 500/- x 20 Nos. 10,000.00
Total project cost 1,10,000.00
The Amount requested from your organization is $2,400 United States Dollars.
5. CONCLUSION: Simultaneously, Grace Foundation intensively educate the rural women and mothers on Mental Retardation of Children by symptoms and other indication. It is a part of the measures on preventives. Thus, the integrated actions will bring down the rate of disabled children in the Mannachanallur Taluk of Trichy District.
6.Contact Information: The president, Grace Foundation, 6/93,Teachers Colony, South Eachampatti, Enam Kalpalayam Post, Manachanallur Taluk, Trichirapalli District, Tamil Nadu 621 005. E-Mail:grace_foundation@yahoo.com
7.Bank Account Details: S.B.Account Number is 10864, Indian Overseas Bank, Samayapuram Post, Manachanallur Taluk, Trichirapalli District, Tamil Nadu, India 621 112.
8. P.S:
If your agency is not in a position to fund the programme, please, kindly forward this project to any appropriate donor agencies or kindly send us a list of donors who could fund this type of projects.
Yours in Christ,
Sr.S.N.Stella Jayanthi,
President.
Antonia Rocha
Joseph A. Sanchez
My daughter lives in Corpus Christie, and when I visit her, I am sure to attend the 12:00 Mariachi mass. I love the mass and the music----it is so beautiful and spiritual. I live in Tn. and we are not priviledged to such a beautiful service.
I know that the mariachi band was making a tape of the mass and I would like to be notified when it becomes available. Thank you and God Bles All.
Sincerly,
Evelyn Lynn
My daughter lives in Corpus Christie, and when I visit her, I am sure to attend the 12:00 Mariachi mass. I love the mass and the music----it is so beautiful and spiritual. I live in Tn. and we are not priviledged to such a beautiful service.
I know that the mariachi band was making a tape of the mass and I would like to be notified when it becomes available. Thank you and God Bles All.
Sincerly,
Evelyn Lynn
I don`t know what you all do but i just want to ask for you to lift me and my family up to the lord. Ithank you. tammie.
Good afternoon.
I attended Mass at SS.Cyril and Methodius on Sunday, November 9 at 6 p.m. What a wonderful experience!
What a wonderful group of young people! Mass was heartfelt and was greeted in a welcoming environment within your community. The Holy Spirit was definitely present. May God continue to bless your leadership and complete Church community. Be sure that my next trip to Corpus Christi will include Mass at your Parish.
I work with youth at home in Holland, Michigan everyday within the schools and community of St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church. I want to congratulate you all on your 10 years of the Life Teen Program. I left your Parish inspired by the visible work you have accomplished.
Dios los bendiga. Andrea Arismendez-Mireles
Dear fellow Parishinors,
I forgot to thank everyone for the great success on the Knights of Columbus BBQ on Sept. 29th. We actually had some left this year. Special thanks to all the brothers that were there through thick and thin cooking all "knight". This is our only fundraiser and it has enabled us to live up to our first order of "Charity" in a great way.
This year we have committed to funding the replacement of existing old water fountains at the school. We will also be helping our BSA troop 289 boys financially for summer camp.
As the right-hand of our priest we will always be ready and willing to give of ourselves for Monsignor, Father Victor, and the parish. It's just the right thing to do!
The Thanksgiving Dinner was a grand success thanks to all. Special thanks to Brother Manuel for his guidance and Hopie for doing so much. I think we made Monsignor's day.
Be special Be a Knight!
God Bless.
Carlos B. Benavides
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We are new to the church. Although we haven't registered yet. My husband feel so comfortable attending maas at SS.Cyril. Msrg Larry is so wonderful to listen to. I pray our relationship will grow with this church at the parisheners
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My family and I attended Saturday evening mass recently and have done so several times before in the past year. You have a beautiful church and blessed services. I most especially enjoy the music. Your organist/pianist is tremendous and I am just in awe every time I hear him play and sing. Our hometown church plays nice music but there is something about yours that brings tears. (It is not the traditional hymns I am used to.) I could not find a name in your bulletin to address this to directly but I did want to share these comments. We will continue to attend mass at your church as often as we come to Corpus. Thanks! Sincerely, Susan & Keith Opela and family
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I want to view the blessed scarament live in real time 24/7 the technology does exist. please advise me if you have and interest in doing this
I can not explain how usefull your site is for someone like me who lives in a muslim country. God bles you. the tru god JESUS Ozdemir Ince
would like to apply as aspirant to the monks of Adoration at Florida. I am 50 years old,Ph.D holder and with certficate of caregiver management also units in special education. Been living a life as daily communicant for two years.also founder of Ignatian Monks which did not materialize.
would like to apply as aspirant to the monks of Adoration at Florida. I am 50 years old,Ph.D holder and with certficate of caregiver management also units in special education. Been living a life as daily communicant for two years.also founder of Ignatian Monks which did not materialize.
would like to apply as aspirant to the monks of Adoration at Florida. I am 50 years old,Ph.D holder and with certficate of caregiver management also units in special education. Been living a life as daily communicant for two years.also founder of Ignatian Monks which did not materialize.
I would like to apply as aspirant to your congregation. I am 50 years old with Ph.D. degree,certificate of caregiver management and many units in special education. Please use my tel. no. as 085 344 1327 and cp as 09195533508.I am on daily communion for two years already and I had exposures with monasteries ranging 6 months and 3 months.GBU. Ramon L. Egpalina,Andaya Subd.Butuan City,Phil.
I would like to apply as aspirant to your congregation. I am 50 years old with Ph.D. degree,certificate of caregiver management and many units in special education. Please use my tel. no. as 085 344 1327 and cp as 09195533508.I am on daily communion for two years already and I had exposures with monasteries ranging 6 months and 3 months.GBU. Ramon L. Egpalina,Andaya Subd.Butuan City,Phil.
So wonderful to find a church with a web as it is rare here in Uganda. Keep up. Our love to all Christians of SSCM.
Cyprian Kagonyera & Family in Uganda.
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I look forward to attending services with the SS. Cyril & Methodius family after moving to Corpus from Arizona. However, I wonder if you all have an RCIA program for my husband to work on becoming confirmed? Thank you, Elaina Estrada
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I am very familiar with the Christian zelots attempt to discontinue the Halloween observances in schools. I wonder if they have ever considered where Christman came from. It was a pagan festival season that revolved around sex, drunkness, and gluttany. Sort of sounds familiar doesn't it. Jim Lawrence
I am very familiar with the Christian zelots attempt to discontinue the Halloween observances in schools. I wonder if they have ever considered where Christman came from. It was a pagan festival season that revolved around sex, drunkness, and gluttany. Sort of sounds familiar doesn't it. Jim Lawrence
