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Tag Archives: MHSH
Mission Helpers Celebrate Our Jubilarians!
Part 1 of 2 At the annual gathering of the congregation in June, the Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart celebrated the jubilees of seven Sisters. Ranging from 25 years through 75 years, collectively these women have devoted 375 years in joyful service to … Continue reading
ANTICIPATING EASTER – A Holy Week Reflection
By Sr. Donna Fannon, MHSH What are you doing this Saturday? Are you filling Easter Baskets? …planning the Easter meal? …decorating the Church? …cleaning the house? Is there any time left for quiet reflection on … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgical Seasons, Reflections
Tagged Anticipating Easter, body of Jesus is, called to be a follower of Christ, death of Jesus, disciples, Donna Fannon, Easter Baskets, Easter Blessings, Easter meal, empty, empty tomb, heartbroken, Holy Saturday, Holy Week, Holy Week Reflection, hope, Jesus, joyful, Mary Magdalene, MHSH, paschal mystery, Road to Emmaus, sad, the Upper Room
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Litany of the Love of Christ
In our loneliness, the love of Christ embraces us In our desire for love, the love of Christ overwhelms us In our brokenness, the love of Christ heals us In our emptiness, the love of Christ fills us … Continue reading
Posted in Seasonal Thoughts
Tagged Easter, litany, love of Christ, MHSH, Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart, Sr. Loretta Cornell
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“She has done what she could…” –Mark 14:8
In her book, “Do What You Have the Power To Do,” Helen Bruch Pearson explores the stories of six New Testament women who, being their authentic selves and doing what they had the power to do, establish a relationship with … Continue reading
Come, Holy Spirit – A Reflection on Pentecost
By Sister Joanne Frey, MHSH As I journey on the road of my heart, I am looking ever more carefully for signs of the activity of the Spirit in my every day. I find the Spirit so aware of my … Continue reading
Gifts from God – A Reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Easter
By Sister Joanne Frey, MHSH We are now a new creation*. Is your spirit rejoicing in the Risen Christ? His gifts are coming in such quantity that I’m placing them in special packets labeled with his message reworded to fit … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections, Seasonal Thoughts
Tagged Be not afraid, behold, build anew, COME AND BE FED, confidence, FEAR NOT I AM WITH YOU, gifts, Gifts from God, inheritors of the earth, living bread, MHSH, new things have come, peace, peace makers, reflection, Risen Christ, Risen Jesus, Sister Joanne Frey, the old things have passed away, Third Sunday of Easter, trust, whoever is in Christ is a new creation
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A God’s-eye View of the World
A Reflection by Sister Donna Fannon, MHSH I recently visited one of our Sisters, Sr. Rosa Sofia Toledo, in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Sr. Rosa, a native of Venezuela, is ministering at St. James Parish this year. The pastor, Rev. John Murray, … Continue reading
Posted in A Woman Inspired
Tagged America Magazine, ancestors, Asia, Cabudare, diverse world, Europe, Haverhill MA, hispanic community, Hispanics, journeys, Lawrence MA, Lowell, Manzanita, Massachusetts, MHSH, mission, multi-cultural friends, multi-cultural parish, reflection, Rev. John Murray, Sister Donna Fannon, Sister Rosa Sofia Toledo, South America, Spanish, St. James Parish, Venezuela, Vietnamese, Who is my Neighbor?
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Experiencing Death – A Reflection for the Fifth Sunday of Lent
By Sister Agnesine Seluzicki, MHSH On this Fifth Sunday of Lent, you are invited to join with the adults who are preparing for baptism to reflect deeply on the call to faith that God extends to all of us. … Continue reading
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