RETURN TO ME

"Yet even now, says the Lord, return to me with your whole heart,with fasting, and weeping, and mourning..." -- Joel 2:12

Lent is a season of being invited by God in a deeply personal way. “Come back to me, with all of your  heart,” our Lord beckons. "We will," we respond, but we aren’t quite ready yet, our hearts are not prepared. We want to squirm, evade, avoid. Our souls not yet perfect.
We are not ready for God to love us.

Ok, ok, I really will. Just a few more things
to do.

Let me spend a little more time in prayer
first. Let me get to Reconciliation. Come
back to me, with all of your heart.It is an
extraordinary invitation to each one of us.     
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Go in Peace, glorifying the Lord by your life!
Saturday February 25th
Alafia Nursing Home
9:30--11:30 Call us to sign up:
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Mission Trip to Haiti!

Calling all Christians! Christ the King Parish is conducting a Mission trip to Haiti.  There are only 5 seats left and service hours are applied.  For more information please see the flier.

Help Needed and Wanted

The St. Stephen Lifeteen program is need of assistance.  We need help in a variety of areas: community out reach, web design, and communications.  If you are feeling the call to serve or know of a need in your community , please contact Matthew.

MASS EFFECT 2:  Enhancements to the latest release

Theological quibbling. At first glance, that’s how some of the forthcoming changes to the English-language translation of the Roman Missal might appear. The difference between words and phrases such as “consubstantial” and “one in being,” or “And also with you” and “And with your spirit,” seem to contain within them echoes of the classic Gershwin tune “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off.” It’s all to-may-toes and to-mah-toes, po-tay-toes and po-tah-toes.  But, in fact, that’s not how it is at all.