Breast Cancer
Constantly Check
Regular doctor visits
Let's pray for the
end of the Iraq war
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Download
(pdf)
the Census Update report and return it to the rectory
 FOOTBALL MANIA
THE
MASS BOOK FOR
2009 WILL OPEN ON
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2009 AFTER THE 8:00 A.M. MASS UNTIL 12:30 P.M.
PLEASE COME TO THE RECTORY. |
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF
ADULTS
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a comprehensive formation
process into the full sacramental life of the Church. It is both educational and
spiritual, designed to develop the whole person into the Christian faith. For
whom is this formation process?
1. Those who are un-baptized and are seeking admittance into the Catholic
Church.
2. Those who are baptized in another Christian community and seek full
communion in the Catholic Church.
3. Those Catholics who did not receive the Sacraments of the Eucharist and/or
Confirmation and desire full initiation in the Catholic Church.
4. Those Catholics who had previously left the Church and now desire
re-admittance.
5. Non-Catholics who are planning to, or are already married to Catholics and
desire to learn more about their spouse’s faith.
Those who begin the RCIA are not under any obligation to "convert." This is
an opportunity for the person to pray over and learn what the Catholic Church
is, then over a
period of time discern whether to seek admittance.
For more information please call the rectory at 215-334-7766 .
WHY GO TO CHURCH?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Read
This
OLMC
Alumni
Association Registration Form 2006-2008 - Download->
click here
PRAYER FOR PEACE -
Pope John Paul II...... Read it/Copy it
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THE
MARIAN PRAYER OF POPE JOHN PAUL......
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| No single person or
group has a monopoly on the defense and promotion of life. These are
everybody’s task and responsibility....in the Third Millennium. The
challenge facing us is an arduous one: only the concerted efforts of all
those who believe in the value of life can prevent a setback of
unforeseeable consequences for civilization. "John Paul II, Evangelism Vitae
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"Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Parish, a community in the Whitman/Pennsport sections
of the City of Philadelphia, seeks to live in the way, truth and life
of Jesus Christ. With the same gratitude born from the faith and courage
of Mary our Mother we strive to build community with healing, hope, tolerance
and forgiveness. Through our sacramental, educational and social ministries
we seek to deepen our awareness as followers of Jesus; being a people
filled with compassion who regard the dying, the poor and those most in
need as the sign of Christ among us. We strive to improve the quality of life
for all our neighbors regardless of nationality or belief, and we commit
to seek out effective ministries to our youth and young adults who are
the future of our parish. We pray for the guidance and protection of the
Holy Spirit that we may all be counted among the saints when they go marching
into paradise."
Accepted
by the Parish, Solemnity of Pentecost, May 30, 2004
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