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September 5, 2010
September 5, 2010
September 5, 2010
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Pastor’s Corner ~
THE GOSPEL teachings of the previous Sundays
continue with today’s description of requirements of In observance of Labor Day this Monday,
discipleship: narrow gate, humility, renunciation of September 6th, the Rectory will be closed. Have a
earthly possessions. In the eyes of the materialistic safe and enjoyable holiday!
society, these ideas are absurd. But for those who truly
love God, everything that we have in this world will only
find their meaning and value if they are used for the
glory of the Creator and the salvation of souls.
THANK YOU to all those who supported the Missionary
Cooperation Plan and those who warmly welcomed Fr.
Loren Allen last weekend. Despite the economic slump,
we can still extend our charity to the less fortunate,
knowing that the Lord would be pleased with our
sacrificial giving.
LABOR DAY, aside from its secular, economic and
political significance, is also an opportunity for everyone
to reflect on the value of human labor as our
participation on the creative work of God to transform
and develop our world into a fitting place for our
dignified existence. Let us look into our work not just
with its economic value but also as our way of
contributing to the fulfillment of God’s plan for humanity.