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Good Shepherd News
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Join us for an enjoyable evening of scripture readings and carols presented by our Good Shepherd Choir, Men's and Women's Choirs, Bell Choir, Children's Choir and YOU, our congregational choir. Bring your friends and family and join us for this spectacular and free event!Read More -
Poinsettias and/or trees to remember loved ones during our Christmas Masses may be purchased by calling the parish office by Tuesday, Dec 10. Cost of poinsettias is $15.Read More -
Please click title for events and Mass times during Advent and Christmas.Read More -
Christmas Angel gift tags are available for pick up in the courtyard after Mass or on the table in the Parish Center lobby. We are distributing over 1000 angels this year to Gretchen Everhart school, Good News elderly, Good News Mercy House, Refuge House, St Thomas Apostle, and Christmas Connection ministries. The need is great and we ask that you be as generous as possible. Deadline for the Gretchen Everhart Angles gifts is Sunday December 8. Deadline for all other gifts is December 14. · Each tag contains information to help with your gift buying and you can also add something extra to the gift requested. · Gifts should be new and unused. · Attach Angel Tags securely to unwrapped gifts. · Please return all other gifts to the Community Center by Saturday, Dec. 8. · For info, contact Connor Ross at 850-222-8100.Read More
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News from the Vatican
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Pope Francis has named Manila Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle to a major Vatican post, in a move that could boost the Asian prelate's chances of perhaps someday becoming pontiff himself.
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Mary, conceived without sin, is a “masterpiece” who reflects “the beauty of God who is all love, grace and self-giving,” Pope Francis said on the feast of the Immaculate Conception.
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A Catholic writer first wrote a nonfiction book called "The Two Popes," then was commissioned to write its fictional screenplay, which centers on fly-on-the-wall conversations between Pope...
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In Caravaggio’s painting of Matthew, the sinful tax collector being called by Jesus to “Follow me,” Pope Francis sees the same unexpected, grace-filled moment found in his own call to the priesthood.
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The Dec. 3 announcement by the Diocese of Peoria, Illinois, that the Vatican has decided to postpone the beatification of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen has led to a grassroots effort to have Masses said...
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