What do these words mean to you?
Stewardship of time recognizes that we do not know the time or the place when our lives will end. How are we using our time that we have been given. Many people say that time is a more valuable than money. How are you using your time?
Stewardship asks that you look at your 24 hours and determine where are your opportunities to build the kingdom of God here on earth.
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Eternal God, from the very moment of creation you revealed that every good gift has its source in you. You shower your people with abundant blessings and provide for us with your provident care.
When you brought forth humankind in your image, you instructed us to be stewards of your creation.
Help us to use wisely the gifts of the earth that you have bestowed on us.
Give us wisdom to use prudently the talents each one has that come from your hand.
Afford us the insight to see opportunities to serve in the time you have given to us.
May the treasure, talent, and time we possess be placed in service of you for the common good.
Amen.
I like to be part of the challenge that we all have from the gospels: to convert. As John the Baptist says, “To make straight the path.” There’s always an opportunity to straighten out the crooked path.Moved by Faith
GARDEN PROJECT
MOVES FORWARD
Our Generations of the Faith and First Communicant families have agreed to lead the project to "reinstate the garden" behind the Catholic Charities building.
We invite all of you to be a part of it! Please come on Saturday, May 19th starting at 9:30 am (pray for sunshine!) and we will work together to restore the gardens!
We plan a cookout at noon and we invite you to please join us and bring a dish to pass. Please RSVP to the Rectory by phone or email with your attendance and the number in your family who will be attending.
