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STAFF Administrator: Fr. Philip N. Farrell
Senior Priest: Fr. John Gallagher Sr. Parochial Vicar: F r. Mark L. Thomas
Parochial Vicar: F r. David J . Egan Deacon: Donald Pepe
Office Manager: Louis Ferrario
(Extension 110)
Business Manager: Julie Strosnider (Extension 115)
Faith Formation & RCIA:
724-752-1271 Director/Pastoral Associate:
Ms. Kay Ann Bellissimo
Youth Minister: Diego Araujo 724-758-4411—Ext. 160
Social Services: 724-758-3465
Music Ministry: 724-752-9518 Director: Mrs. Frances Fotia
Organist: David Kosior
Catholic Parish Cemetery Association: 724-323-0033
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
Monday through Saturday: 9:00 a.m.
RECONCILIATION Saturday: 12:30—1:30 p.m.
BAPTISMS
Baptisms are held the third Sunday of every month at 12:15 p.m. One preparation session
is required and will be offered from 7:00-8:30 p.m. at the Parish Ministry Center. Pre-registration is required. (Please
come before the baby is born.)
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Please contact one of the parish priests at
least 6 months in advance. An initial meeting with a parish priest is required before a
wedding date is agreed upon. Participation in a marriage preparation program is required.
“A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust”
415 Fourth Street & Park Avenue • Ellwood City, PA 16117 Parish Office: 300 Crescent Ave, Suite 1 • Ellwood City, PA 16117
Phone: 724-758-4411 • Fax: 724-752-1466 Website: www.holyredeemerparishpgh.com
August 9, 2020 - 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We, the people of Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Parish, are one family united in Jesus Christ.
Blessed by the Father's love, redeemed by the Son and guided by the Holy Spirit, we freely share our faith and serve the community with love and compassion. God, our Father calls us to
enrich our lives through Word and Sacrament, Prayer and Action. We pledge to build our lives according to the truths of Sacred Scripture and the teachings of the Church.
We welcome you to join our faith journey.
Cranberry Twp., Ellwood City and Zelienople Grouping
Holy Redeemer Parish Holy Redeemer Parish serving
Ellwood City, Zelienople and Cranberry Twp.
HOLY REDEEMER PARISH ELLWOOD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA
Support all Catholic Education: “Great Beginnings last a lifetime.”
The famous passage that is our Gospel Lesson today is really an invitation to grow in faith. In fact, this passage points out that some of our spiritual practices are not helpful at all. The Gospel shows us that after performing ministry, Jesus always ends in private prayer. He goes from prayer into ministry and from ministry back into prayer. On this occasion, as He is in prayer, He learns that the Apostles are on the water and in trouble. For the ancient peoples, the deep waters of the sea always represented strong evil powers that were beyond their control. Humanity was powerless against them. The ancient Christians viewed the church as a boat filled with the disciples of Jesus and the evil powers were the waves threatening to destroy Her. Through the darkness, crashing waves and spraying mist, Jesus approaches to save His disciples. Not being able to see clearly, they think one of the evils of the sea is approaching. What happens next is very important. The Gospel says, “At once Jesus spoke to them, ‘Take courage, it is I; do not be afraid.’” Their prayers, and ours as well, are answered immediately. When we speak, our God hears us. Another lesson in this passage is in the way St. Peter responds to the rescue, “If it is you, command me to come to You on the water.” Real faith does not require a test. Perhaps he should have welcomed Jesus onboard. Real faith would have been a gracious welcome to the presence of the Lord. Hence, St. Peter sinks. But even in that moment of failure, the lesson of the passage is repeated to us, “Immediately Jesus stretched out His hand and caught Peter.” Our Lord’s response to us is immediate. After this second rescue, the Apostles respond with genuine faith, “They welcomed Jesus aboard and did Him homage”. In our day, waves of all kinds are crashing against our church, frightening us, and calling our faith into question. But Jesus is always watching over us ready to respond immediately. Like Jesus, let us begin and end our day with prayer. Let us begin and end every event with prayer; a beautiful communion with God.
FROM THE DESK OF FR. MARK L. THOMAS
Saturday, August 8, 2020—Vigil Mass for he 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 P.M. Woody L. Hazen (Beverly and Doug) Sunday, August 9, 2020—19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:00 A.M Karen Rybka (Michael Rybka) Anthony L. Rossi (Rose Marie, Mark and Michael) (2nd Mass celebrated privately by a priest) Monday, August 10, 2020—Saint Lawrence, Deacon and Martyr 9:00 A.M. †Rev. David Cillo (Holy Redeemer Parishioners and Staff Members) Tuesday, August 11, 2020—Saint Clare, Virgin 9:00 A.M. Michelle Martino (Anthony and Karen Woloszyn) Wednesday, August 12, 2020—Saint Jane Frances de Chantal, Religious 9:00 A.M. Joseph and Elizabeth Gottuso and Sister Teresa Gottuso, MPF (M/M Gus Fornataro) Thursday, August 13, 2020—Saints Pontian, Pope and Hippolytus, Priest, Martyrs 9:00 A.M. †Mary Grace Ierino (Duane Maietta Family) Friday, August 14, 2020—Saint Maximilian Kolbe, Priest and Martyr 9:00 A.M. Robert Lucarelli (Family) Saturday, August 15, 2020—The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 9:00 A.M. Elizabeth Aaron (Bob and Betsy Petti Family) Saturday, August 15, 2020—Vigil Mass for the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 P.M. Rudy and Mary DeSanzo (Linda DeSanzo) Sunday, August 16, 2020—20th Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:00 A.M. Stanley J. Piecuch, Jr. (Wife and Children) James and Marcella Abels (son) (2nd Mass celebrated privately by a priest) †denotes Month’s Mind
For Your Information Find Your Greatness with Allen Hunt has been rescheduled for SEPTEMBER 12, 2020 All purchased tickets will be honored for this date! Amazing Possibilities with Matthew Kelly will now be a virtual presentation on Nov. 5th at 8:00PM. If you purchased tickets, you should receive an email with details.
Until further notice, Friday Night Bingo is cancelled!
19TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 9, 2020
Remember Holy Redeemer Parish in your will.
Readings for the week of August 9, 2020 Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Ps 85:9, 10, 11-12, 13- 14 [8]/Rom 9:1-5/Mt 14:22-33 Monday: 2 Cor 9:6-10/Ps 112:1-2, 5-6, 7-8, 9 [5]/Jn 12:24-26 Tuesday: Ez 2:8—3:4/Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 [103a]/Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14 Wednesday: Ez 9:1-7; 10:18-22/Ps 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [4b]/Mt 18:15-20 Thursday: Ez 12:1-12/Ps 78:56-57, 58-59, 61-62 [cf. 7b]/Mt 18:21—19:1 Friday: Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 or 16:59-63/Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 [1c]/Mt 19:3-12 Saturday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps 132:6 -7, 9-10, 13-14 [8]1 Cor 15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28. Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/ Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor 15:20-27/ Lk 1:39-56 Next Sunday: Is 56:1, 6-7/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8 [4]/Rom 11:13-15, 29-32/Mt 15:21-28
PRIESTS SCHEDULE August 8th/9th
Holy Redeemer: 5:00PM (Sat.), 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. John Gallagher
St. Gregory’s: 5:00PM (Sat.), 11:00AM (Sun.) Fr. Philip Farrell
St. Ferdinand: 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. David Egan 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. Mark Thomas (Hall) 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. David Egan 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. Mark Thomas (Hall)
August 15th/16th Holy Redeemer: 5:00PM (Sat.), 10:00AM (Sun.)
Fr. Mark Thomas St. Gregory’s: 5:00PM (Sat.), 11:00AM (Sun.)
Fr. Philip Farrell w/Deacon Don St. Ferdinand: 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. John Gallagher 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. Ed Kunco (Hall) 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. John Gallagher 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. Ed Kunco (Hall)
Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith? Would you like to become a Catholic? Are you a baptized Adult Catholic
in need of Confirmation? The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process that prepares adults for full initiation into the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. Whether you are unbaptized, baptized in another Christian faith or baptized and un-catechized, the RCIA Process will prepare you for the reception into the Church. For more information, contact Kay for Holy Redeemer at 724-752-1271 or Kathy for St. Ferdinand and St.Gregory at 724-776-1357, [email protected].
HOLY REDEEMER-FAITH FORMATION
Due to the uncertainty of the next months caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, it is difficult to know the exact picture of the Faith Formation Program beginning this Fall. To assist us with planning and implementation, all families with children in the Faith Formation program are asked to complete the registration forms that are available on the Parish website and return them to the Parish Office. Please know we are planning with the safety of your children and family as our top priority, as well as the importance of continuing to help them grow in their Catholic faith. We are considering a possible hybrid of on-line and on-site catechesis. Thank you and God Bless!
CATECHISTS NEEDED
WE NEED YOU! Our religious education programs could not function without volunteers. Summer is often a good time to become familiar with our textbooks and audio-visual materials. Interested? Contact [email protected] for St. Ferdinand K-5 and St. Gregory K-8. For St. Ferdinand, 6-8 grade, contact [email protected]. For Holy Redeemer K-8, contact [email protected].
GROUPING OFFERS BAPTISM CLASSES
Parents who wish to have their child baptized may attend baptism class at any of our grouping churches. St. Ferdinand’s classes are held in the Upper Room on Mondays at 7:00PM. To register, call 724-770-2888. Baptism classes at Holy Redeemer are held four times a year at 7PM at the Holy Redeemer Center. Call the office at 724-758-4411 ext. 110 for more information and to register.
SUNDAY MASS streamed live via YouTube Saturdays @ 5:00PM. Audio Visual help is needed. We are looking for people to join our groupings A/V team and help tape Mass at St. Gregory’s at 5PM on Saturdays. Flexible volunteer schedule. Experience appreciated but not necessary. Adults and youth in 8th grade or older welcome. Email [email protected] if interested.
St. Gregory School is accepting registrations for the 2020-2021 school year. School is scheduled to be held in the
classrooms five days a week starting Tuesday, August 25th. Spaces are available in all classes, preschool through grade 8. An online option will also be available. Call 724-452-9731 or email [email protected] for more information.
Sunday Contributions July 25th/26th
Weekly/Monthly Collection received…………..$9,792.67 Second Collection:Social Services…………….$2,000.00 WE SHARE ON-LINE GIVING for July...……….$3,245.00
2020 PARISH SHARE Parish Goal: $134.946.00
Money Received: $ 73,796.30 Needed to reach goal: $ 61,149.70
All money over our goal is the parish’s—tax free!
HOLY REDEEMER PARISH ELLWOOD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA
Diocesan Toll-Free Number for Abuse Response: 1-888-808-1235
Ron Atkinson Sara Arbelaez Mary T. Bartolomeo Rita Bartolomeo Susan Bennett Elizabeth ‘BJ’ Biondi John Biondi Jamie Brightwell George Bokor Norma Borroni Dale Brown Carmen Bucci Aurelius Burfict Vance Byram Rozanne Carosi Nora Casey Andy Chapin Dana Cirelli Angeline Cogliano Helen Colosimo Frederick Conley Mary Jo Conley Ethan Conte Bill Contino Izzy Contino
Ruth Edna Cordes Sam Crangi, Sr. Danny DeCaria Shirley Dominelli Jack Elford Elaine Ferruchie Helen Fiori Mary Foley Stella Fray Nicole Friello Marilyn Frost Jennifer Fry Joseph Gasper Cindy Gatto Pat Gerello Stephen Grinnen James M. Hackett James W. Hackett Davey Hornacek Johnny Horvath Mary Hrabosky Lauren Humensky Shannon Wimer Hunston Beth Jansen Noah Jones John Kati Rick Keisling Bob King Aimee Knauff Denise Knauff Sr. Joanne Kokosinski Antonietta Lightner Mike Lodovico
Ray Lutz Theresia Manz Stephan Manz Arlene Maielli Francesca Mayo Maura McGee Kristen Parker Mihalko Jodi Minteer Brooke Moffatt Bridget Musquire James Norton Anthony Onufer Joanne Ottaviani Antoinette Pansera Bruce Patrick Audrey Patterson Carlo Pisani Frieda Pitelka Linda Pohto Vic Rangel Apollo Rangel Pat Regna Bob Reisinger Gabriel Richard Rose Ritter Lisa Roth Kathleen Russo Jill Rutter Joni Pertile Sabo Jennie Safreed Julie Santillo Greg Santo Dianne Scott
Sara Scott Debra Shaffer Catherine Shuttleworth William ShuttleworthJean Szopo Lena Rose Smith Nancy Smith Nancie StraessleyLucille Testa Doreen Tomon Niki Usenick Carolyn ViccariDom ViccariDelida Viccari Patty Viccari Ronnie Viccari Sondra Viccari Louise Vitullo Joni Whelan Kenneth Wiley Ron Williams Amber Yannachione and unborn child Valerie Yukner Helen Yuricha Mike Yuricha Frank Zayas Karl Zimmerman Call 724-758-4411 –Ext. 110 to add or delete a name.
PARISH SACRAMENTAL RECORDS
The Parish Sacramental Records were transferred to the Diocesan Archives as of July 10, 2020. In the future, should you need a sacramental record which was recorded at any of our former parishes, you will need to contact the Diocesan Archives by calling 412-456-3158 or by e-mail: [email protected]. They will be happy to assist you. We only have Holy Redeemer Records at the parish office.
WE SHARE – ONLINE GIVING: Holy Redeemer has set up on the website an on-line giving application for your convenience. It is called WE SHARE. With WE SHARE you are in complete control of your online contributions. Information can be found on the Holy Redeemer Parish website at: https://www.holyredeemerparishpgh.com/online-giving-we-share
Reflections to Grow Your Faith
The Holy Redeemer Holy Name Society, along with benefactors RAM Acoustical Corporation and the Samuel Teolis Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. has published a book Spiritual
Moments: Reflections to Grow Your Faith. The reflections can be useful to you as you turn to reflect and pray often, not only during times of crisis, but throughout the many joyful and rewarding phases of your everyday life. Books are available at all the parish offices for a donation of $5.00 each. For more information, please call the parish office at 724-758-4411 ext. 110.
ALTAR FLOWERS This week’s Altar Flowers are In Memory of Tom Dunning
Donated by Family
TABERNACLE FLOWERS This week’s Tabernacle Flowers are
In Thanksgiving for Graces and Blessing on the
50th Wedding Anniversary of Peter and Cynthia Greco Donated by daughter, Lisa
We now are celebrating weekend Masses on Saturday at 5:00PM and Sunday at 10:00AM. Dates are still available for Altar or Tabernacle Flowers. Please call the Parish Office at 724-758-4411 Ext. 110, if you are interested in purchasing flowers for any available weekend.
FREE LUNCH FOR ALL children up to 18 years of age. Sponsored by the Beaver County YMCA, every Monday thru Friday (to Aug. 14th). Pick-up from 11:00AM to 12:00Noon, at 415 Fourth Street and Park Ave (church parking lot).
Look to your covenant, O Lord, and forget not the life of your poor ones for ever. Arise, O God, and defend your cause, and forget not the cries of those who seek you.
HOLY REDEEMER PARISH ELLWOOD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA
Daily Church Hours for Private Prayer
Holy Redeemer and St. Gregory: 10:00AM to 1:30PM Weekdays
10:00AM to Noon on Saturdays St. Ferdinand:
9:00AM to Noon and 4:00PM to 7:00PM
Reconciliation on Saturday Holy Redeemer: 12:30PM to 1:30PM Sr. Gregory/St. Ferdinand: 10:00AM
(Confessions are NOT in the confessionals due to public health safety regulations.)
SUNDAY CONTRIBUTIONS
If you are unable to attend Sunday Mass, we urge you to please continue with your weekly/monthly contribution by mail, dropping it off in the church or office locked boxes or online with WE SHARE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY IN SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH. YOUR HELP IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
Please wear your mask covering your nose and mouth and observe social distancing practices while inside our churches and in all the parish buildings. Hand sanitizer is available.
PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE TO REGISTER FOR THE SATURDAY (5PM) or the SUNDAY (10AM) MASS! This is most important for tracking purposes. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. The obligation to attend Mass has been lifted. We encourage those who have vulnerable issues to worship online. If you wish to receive communion, a priest will be available at Holy Redeemer Church vestibule from 11:00AM to 11:30AM on Sundays. You must wear a mask when entering.
Marian Feasts Question: Why does Mary have so many feast days and names?
Answer: Christians first began celebrating feast days in honor of Mary, the Mother of Jesus, in the fifth century. That celebration (originally called the Feast of the Dormition and now known by Roman Catholics as the Solemnity of the Assumption) was celebrated on August 15. Very soon, however, other special days dedicated to Mary began to appear in Jerusalem, Rome, and other major cities of the Christian world. These days of feasting became important parts of the life of the community. But, more importantly, each of these unique celebrations became an opportunity to focus on a different facet of the Christian faith, as believers focused their attention on specific events or mysteries of the lives of Mary and her Son. Over the centuries, some of these celebrations became universal (such as the Assumption on August 15, the Immaculate Conception on December 8, and the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God on January 1). Other celebrations were more closely tied to certain religious orders (such as the Carmelites celebration of “Our Lady of Mount Carmel” on July 16 or the Servite Friars feast of the “Seven Sorrows of Mary,” which is now celebrated as the Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows on September 15). In more recent times, Marian apparitions (like Guadalupe, Lourdes, and Fatima) have inspired special liturgical celebrations. Pope Francis has added two new celebrations of Mary to the Church’s calendar: The Memorial of Mary, Mother of the Church (on the Monday after Pentecost) and the Commemoration of Our Lady of Loreto (on December 10). The various titles of Mary (like those we find in the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary) help us to reflect on different aspects of Mary’s faith and the ways that the Holy Spirit is at work in her and through her, especially as the Mother of Jesus. In the end, whatever the event or mystery being celebrated in a particular liturgy or the title of Mary being used, we are invited to always see Mary in connection with the saving work of her Son. She is, of course, a patroness and protector for every Christian, but she is also a model of discipleship and contemplation: “Having entered deeply into the history of salvation, Mary, in a way, unites in her person and re-echoes the most important doctrines of the faith: and when she is the subject of preaching and worship she prompts the faithful to come to her Son, to His sacrifice and to the love of the Father” (Lumen Gentium, 65)
Who Makes the Coffee? Early one morning, a husband and wife were playfully arguing over who should get
out of the warm bed to make the coffee. Finally, the wife folded her arms and said decidedly, “You have to make the coffee. It’s in the Bible!” The husband was shocked. “Is not! Show me!” Pulling out her Bible, the wife opened it to the New Testament and declared, “It says right here — HEBREWS!”
Laughing in Heaven Q. How can you make God laugh? A. Tell him your plan
The Memorare
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary that never was it known that anyone who fled to your protection, implored your help, or
sought your intercession was left unaided. Inspired with this confidence, I fly to you O Virgin of virgins, my mother. To you I come; before you I stand, sinful and sorrowful. O Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not my petitions, but in your mercy, hear and answer me. AMEN.
HOLY REDEEMER PARISH ELLWOOD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA
To My Holy Redeemer Family
I have been in the catechetical ministry since 1979 when my oldest child was 5 years old and beginning faith formation at St. Agatha Church. God bless Sr. Linda and Sr. Damien, from the Sisters of the Humility of Mary, who were the Directors of Religious Education at that time and who introduced me to this ministry by insisting that I teach the Confirmation class. My first reaction was, ‘you have got to be kidding?’ But it is now 41 years later and I look back and see what a tremendous gift they gave me. I have been a Director of Faith Formation for the last 28 of those 41 years, first with St. Agatha and then with Holy Redeemer. The guidance, support, trust and friendship I have received from the many priests I have worked for, and with, especially Fr. Mark, is unparalleled.
I will always be grateful to my mentor, colleague, and friend, Kay Bellissimo. We complement each other so well, and I believe we made a great team over the course of these last 20 years. She has taught me so much. I hope I have reciprocated in some small way. Thank you to Eileen Hazen, our secretary. She is like a second mother to me. And I have to say, she knows how to keep us organized. One of the greatest gifts of these last 28 years is the many catechists I have had the privilege of working with. The love they have for their faith and for the children of Holy Redeemer Parish is why this job, this ministry, has been such a joy for me. I love these women and men! Thank you for your support and trust in me. And then, there is all the many children and their families I have gotten to know and learn from. Yes, I learned a great deal from the little ones. My faith has grown exponentially because of the children I have come to know and are now grown and have children of their own coming to our faith formation programs. So now, a new beginning for me, a new journey…retirement. I know this will be a difficult transition for me because this work I call ministry is a passion for me. But now, my family, who is scattered throughout the country, will become the forefront. I am looking forward to our time together. I cannot thank Holy Redeemer Parish enough for the opportunities she has given me during my tenure. I thank God every day to have been able to work these many years doing something I truly love. I will miss my work as a Director of Faith Formation and I will miss seeing everyone - clergy, staff and the many volunteers and parishioners that come through our doors every day. We work hard but laugh even harder. But Holy Redeemer is my spiritual home - I will not be far away. Thank you and God bless. Laurie Nocera
RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS
Being Human is to Doubt Humans doubt. It’s what we do. We doubt ourselves and we doubt others. Before any of us say anything about Peter’s doubting the words of Jesus that told him he could get out of his boat and walk on water, we need to get real with ourselves: How would I respond in the same situation? I remember when I was child taking swimming lessons. One day I simply tightened up my muscles and sank. The lifeguard pulled me up and asked what happened. I said I did not know. The truth is that I was sinking under the weight of my own doubt. I did not believe I could do what clearly, I was told I could. That was only in five feet of water in a pool! Now that I’m older, I can look back and laugh. But an adult, the swimming pool is life, and I would be lying if I said that there are no longer times I find myself sinking due to new doubts. Much of our doubt comes about because of a lack of trust in God. We place our trust in material things, wealth, or imperfect people instead of the One who is worthy of our trust 100 percent of the time. Our stewardship is often hampered by our doubt that God will provide all that we need. If I give more, I may not have enough to survive! When we place all our trust in God, not only do we find that we have been given all we need – our doubt that cause us to sink in the pool of life fades away. We don’t suddenly become perfect in our trust, and there will be times when we find ourselves with concerns again. However, it is in those moments we find that He is still there, speaking the words we need to hear: “Take courage, it is I; do not be afraid.” – Tracy Earl Welliver
REMEMBER LORD and welcome into your kingdom those who have died, especially John Gregory Beres. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, Rest in Peace. Amen. Please pray for the consolation of those who mourn.
Care for the Most Vulnerable
During these stressful times of the pandemic, the poor, elderly or those living alone tend to become the most vulnerable to illness, loneliness and depression. While we have a tremendous food bank that helps those in need, we, as parishioners, should try to maintain connections with those in need. It may be tempting for us to isolate ourselves and put ourself before others, at these moments, but it may be helpful to seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance for how we can best care for our neighbors who are experiencing problems. God Bless You!
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