Sunday Homily September 13 2009

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Saturday: 5:00 pm (y 7:00 pm en Espanol todos los sabados)
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Belmont, NC 28012
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With the Blessed Virgin Mary, the first disciple of Jesus Christ, as our example and patron, the mission of Queen of the Apostles Catholic Church is to proclaim and share the Gospel entrusted to us. We celebrate our oneness with the Risen Christ, with each other and the entire Church, through the sacraments, especially the Holy Eucharist. We accept the direction given us by the Second Vatican Council. We are committed to this mission by the worship, education, fellowship, and outreach to the needy.

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One Response to “Sunday Homily September 13 2009”

Jen McKeon Says:
September 15th, 2009 at 11:54 am

Wow Frankie! Loved the way you ended tying it back to music “playing not just in our hearts but the hearts and lives of others”. A great analogy for taking faith to the next level. I know people who I believe confuse passion for suffering and thought it was interesting the way you spoke of that. I feel bad when I see people “follow the rules and deprive themselves” but not reap the best rewards of doing so. I enjoyed this during a quiet moment today!

Queen of the Apostles

Catholic Church – Belmont, NC