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Study space available!
Are you doing online classes and need a place to study?
Holy Name has the library, teen area, and parish hall that is available to use! Quiet for those tense online learning moments with snacks and wifi!! Also available for your use...a quiet chapel to meditate, pray and clear your mind in between classes or before the big online test!
Open Monday-Friday 9-5
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Middle School Youth group registration
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Life Teen Blog
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We all have taken on a ‘do whatever it takes’ mentality in ministry over these challenging and uncertain months. But, as we have all taken on new responsibilities, new roles, and navigated through...
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Young Adult ministry
Readings for Sunday, January 17, 2021
Suggested Reflection Questions
- In the first reading, Eli helps Samuel recognize the voice of God. Who in your life has served as an “Eli” for you and helped you figure out when and where God is calling you?
- In the gospel, Andrew invites his brother Simon to come to Jesus and follow him. Who invited you to discipleship? Whom have you invited to follow Jesus?
- Jesus gives Simon Peter a new name. Does the way God “names” you or sees you differ from the way other people see you, or even from the way you see yourself? How can you begin to look at yourself and others with the eyes of Jesus?
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St. Vincent Pallotti
St. Vincent Pallotti was born in Rome in 1795. After years of theological study, he was ordained a priest at the age of 23. Vincent was heavily involved with community service. St. Vincent Pallotti founded the Union of Catholic Apostolate, which still exists today. The group made up of both religious and laity aims to revive and share faith as well as exemplify charity in the world. St. Vincent Pallotti died in 1850 from catching a cold after giving his cloak to a beggar in the rain. His feast day is January 22.
Questions for Reflection
- What ways can we bring religious and laity together today?
- What are small acts of charity you can do in your daily life to exemplify the Christian faith?
