January 24th, 2016
I want to ask you a question. When I say the words ‘The church’ what image comes to your mind? The church. What do you think of?
For me the first image I get is of St. Peters in Rome. It is so wrong. The church is not buildings or structure or bureaucracy, the church is not the Pope or Bishops or Priests or Sisters. The church is you and me and every other baptized Catholic. We were church long before we were allowed to build places fit for the worship of God. We were church when people gathered in one another’s homes to celebrate the breaking of the bread and listen to the word of God and teachings of the Apostles.
Our second reading –Paul’s letter to the Corinthians was written at a time in the first century when the Christian community in Corinth was breaking into factions – I am of Paul, I am of Cephas, I am of Apollo. Paul was determined to challenge these divisions by his insistence that we all are of Christ and no one else. For Paul the church, the Christian community is all about men and women bound together by the Holy Spirit, it’s about men and women gifted in different ways for the common good of the community but especially the poor. To be the body of Christ means to be dependent upon Christ and subject to his Lordship.
We speak of the church as being holy. But the holiness of the body of Christ comes first of all from the holiness of Christ and then from the holiness of we the members of Christ’s body. That’s why we try to live this Mass in the lives we live, the work we do, the service we give and the prayers we pray, our ways of growing in Christ. We share in Christ’s holiness when we welcome our refugee families, when we support the Good Shepherd Centre and Rosalie Hall. The church is holy when we mend fences within our families and respect other people as they are.
We all know of the sexual abuse scandals that have damaged our church these past and present years. The crimes of priests and the cover up by bishops have wounded us all. When one member of the body suffers the whole body suffers.
Spiritual rugged individualism is not for Christians – we are family. That’s why we pray for and work for the re-union of all Christian communities.
Just as we should see our church as being made up of men, women and children forming one community of life, love and service so Pope Francis is asking us to see our relationship with Mother Earth in the same way. We human beings are one member of the whole communities of life on this planet. As I’ve said before ‘ we did not weave the web of life, we are a strand in the web, we depend on every other strand in this web and what we do to the web, be it for good or for ill we do to ourselves. Everything comes home to roost. The church is a community of life, love and service. As members of the human family we are called to live simply that others may simply live and work for the healing of our common home.
Pope Francis is asking us to see ourselves in that same relationship with Earth as we have in the church, a relationship of life, love and service. As in the church so as human beings we are kin, we are family.
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January 23rd, 2016
Tuesday, February 2nd from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
On Tuesday, February 2nd from 7:30 to 9:00 PM the choir will be hosting a hymn sing! In preparation for full singing participation at all our masses, we will wander through our new blue Gather Hymn books. We will be focusing on new hymns for Lent and Easter. Please join us for a good ol’ sing-a-long!
January 25th to January 30th, 2016
MONDAY – DECEASED RELATIVES OF THE CHIU FAMILY – Requested by the Family TUESDAY – MANUEL COSTA – Requested by Celeste Costa WEDNESDAY – MARGARET & CATHERINE MORIARTY – Requested by Teresa Sheldrick THURSDAY – PETER HEEON-YICK CHIU – Requested by the Family FRIDAY – MARION MASIH – Requested by the Helene Royes SATURDAY – DECEASED MOTHERS OF THE CHUCHRA & WROBEL FAMILIES – Requested by the Family
The Parish Family of St. Gabriel’s would like to welcome: Alexandra Isabella Bita Sophia Daphne Chan Sonia Ashma Verma
These children received the Sacrament of Baptism on Sunday, January 17th, 2016. Congratulations!
This Sunday, January 24th at 4:00 P.M. Good Shepherd Chaldean Church, 2 High Meadow Place
Come and join us in an ecumenical prayer service with emphasis on refugees with His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins, Anglican Archbishop Colin Johnson, Chaldean Bishop Emanuel Shaleta, Evangelical Lutheran Bishop Michael Pryse and other city-wide religious leaders this Sunday, January 24th at 4:00 PM at Good Shepherd Chaldean Church, 2 High Meadow Place (northwest of Finch & Highway 400).
The homilist will be His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins. Refreshments will follow in the parish hall. Parking is available. For further information, please contact the Office of Ecumenical and Interfaith Affairs at 416-934-3400, Ext. 344 or Ext. 527 or vkwok@archtoronto.org.
Sunday, January 31st at 3:00 PM St. Paul’s Basilica, 83 Power Street
On Tuesday, February 2nd, the Church celebrates the World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life.
In the Archdiocese of Toronto we are blessed to have living and serving among us more than 900 religious men and women of 100 different religious congregations. This World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life is a wonderful opportunity for us to thank God for the gifts of these religious sisters, brothers and priests and to pray for God’s blessing upon them in their efforts to faithfully live the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity and obedience.
In closing the Jubilee Year for Consecrated Life, there will be a special Mass next Sunday, January 31st at 3:00 PM at St. Paul’s Basilica, Toronto in celebration of the vocation and witness of these special men and women religious who are such a vital and important part of the life and ministry of the Church in our Archdiocese. All are welcome to attend.
You are the body of Christ; every one of you is a member of it. As a member of the body, we serve different roles. Are you willing to do your part? If you think God is calling you to be a priest, religious or deacon, contact Fr. Chris Lemieux, Vocation Director, Archdiocese of Toronto at 416-968-0997 or by emailing vocations@archtoronto.org.
Sunday, January 31st at 3:30 PM in the Gabriel Room. Please note the date is one week earlier than usual.
Your prepared casseroles (frozen please) will be collected at the Masses next weekend for delivery to the Good Shepherd Centre.
More volunteers are needed to help feed the hungry in our city. Please get a copy of a casserole recipe and a pan and give it a try. Three recipes are available on St. Gabriel’s web site. Printed copies of the recipes are also available in the Parish Office. Please remember to mark the label on the pan lid with the name of the casserole.
For more information, you may contact Irene Albrecht at 416 221-2791.
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Conference often meet Neighbours in Need who require professional help, but have no resources.
We are asking any of our parishioners who are Lawyers or who know Lawyers, specializing in immigration, who would be willing to donate their time to contact the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Gabriel’s. Please call Brenda D’Souza 416-990-8892. Thank you very much for remembering the poor and for all your support in this mission of charity to our Neighbours in Need.
The Volunteer organization Meals on Wheels, located at 80 Sheppard Avenue West is looking for drivers and runners for the organization.
If you would like more information, please contact Karen Leung at 416-225-6041 ext 319 or by email at kleung@mowam.ca and she will provide the details.
Each month food we collect is sent to Rosalie Hall and the Good Shepherd Centre.
Rosalie Hall assists young parents and their children to realize their potential through the provision of a wide range of community, residential, educational and child development services.
Good Shepherd provides hot meals and shelter for the homeless in our city as well as a chance to start again through the Resettlement or DARE Programs
With everyone struggling at this time, your food donations are more important than ever. Please check the expiry dates before donating since we cannot pass on food that has expired. Thank you for your generous support.
Monday, January 25th from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Duke of York Pub, 39 Prince Arthur Ave,
Faith Connections invites young adults (19-39) to join us for an evening of thought-provoking theological discussion in a comfortable and relaxed setting, with special guests: Andrea Scapinello and John O’Brien, SJ. Learn how to use St. Ignatius’ Examen prayer to see how God is in all things… including social media. Munchies will be provided and there is a cash bar. Come and bring a friend! For more information call Vanessa Nicholas-Schmidt at 416-467-2645 or visit www.faithconnections.ca — a ministry of Fontbonne Ministries, Sisters of St. Joseph, Toronto
Saturday, February 6th from 6:00 PM Blessed Trinity Church Hall, 3220 Bayview Avenue
The Catholic Women’s League of Blessed Trinity Parish is holding a Valentine Dinner Dance on Saturday February 6th at Blessed Trinity Parish Hall. There will be a cash bar, door prizes a raffle and a 50/50 draw. Tickets are $40 per person. For more information, please contact Velma at 416-226-0590 or Louise at 416-733-3546
Beginning Friday, February 19th at 8:00 PM Queen of Apostles Renewal Centre, Mississauga.
There will be a Women’s Lenten Retreat at Queen of Apostles Renewal Centre on the weekend of February 19th to 21st. The retreat begins at 8:00 PM on Friday and concludes with Mass at noon on Sunday, followed by lunch. It will be preached by the Centre Team. Please call 905-278-5229 for further information or to register.
Tuesday Mornings at 10:00 AM, January 19th, 26th, February 16th, 23rd, March 15th, 22nd St. Bonaventure Church, 1300 Leslie Street.
Sr. Mary Rose Marrin CSJ will be offering a programme on the topic of Spiritual Growth in the Second Half of Life hosted by St. Bonaventure Church, 1300 Leslie St. on 6 Tuesday mornings at 10:00 AM on Jan. 19th & 26th, Feb. 16th & 23rd, March 15th & 22nd in the St. Francis Room. She will be covering a variety of topics including Caregiving, Walking by Faith, Our Life Story, Growth in Wisdom, Prayer, and A Lifelong Mission.
St. Andrew Kim Parish, 849 Don Mills Road Saturday February 13 at 4:30 PM
Cardinal Collins has designated the weekend of February 6th/7th as Marriage Sunday in the Archdiocese of Toronto. The event provides an opportunity to honour husband and wife while saluting the faithfulness, sacrifice and joy that comes with the marriage covenant. To those preparing for marriage, newlyweds and those that have been companions on the journey for decades, we offer our prayers and best wishes in a special way this weekend.
On Saturday, February 13th, at 4:30 PM couples from across the archdiocese will gather for A Celebration of Marriage with Cardinal Thomas Collins at St. Andrew Kim Parish (849 Don Mills Road, North York). A reception will follow Mass. All are welcome!
For more information please visit www.archtoronto.org/marriage or call 416-964-8695.
Our operating expenses average $14,550 per week.
Collection for January 17th 2016: Envelopes 399 $ 7,793 Loose Change 854 Weekly Portion of Pre-Authorized Giving 166 3,160 Total 565 $ 11,807
Please pick up your 2016 envelopes as soon as possible if you have not already done so.
If you are contributing cash to the Offertory Collection without any identification, you will not receive credit for your contribution. If you are not currently using parish envelopes and wish to have a set issued for 2016, please contact the Parish Office and we will prepare a box for you. This is the most effective way to keep track of your donations.
Please inform the Parish Office if you have recently moved, so that we may keep our parish records up to date. In 2016, please do not use any envelopes from previous years as the number on it may have been reassigned. Please put your name on your envelope to ensure that your donation is properly recorded.
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January 16th, 2016
January 18th to January 23rd, 2016
MONDAY – MAURICE MICHAEL – Requested by Charmaine Michael TUESDAY – DECEASED RELATIVES OF THE FUNG FAMILY – Requested by the Family WEDNESDAY – LOUIS & MARIE FUNG – Requested by the Family THURSDAY – SR. MAGDALENA LEUNG – Requested by the Family FRIDAY – MARY LAM – Requested by the Ho Family SATURDAY – MR. & MRS. YUN YU SOONG – Requested by the Family
Sunday, January 24th at 4:00 P.M. Good Shepherd Chaldean Church, 2 High Meadow Place
Come and join us in an ecumenical prayer service with His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins, Anglican Archbishop Colin Johnson, Chaldean Bishop Emanuel Shaleta, Evangelical Lutheran Bishop Michael Pryse and other city-wide religious leaders on Sunday, January 24th at 4:00 PM at Good Shepherd Chaldean Church, 2 High Meadow Place (northwest of Finch & Highway 400).
The homilist will be His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins. Refreshments will follow in the parish hall. Parking is available. For further information, please contact the Office of Ecumenical and Interfaith Affairs at 416-934-3400, Ext. 344 or Ext. 527 or email vkwok@archtoronto.org.
Sunday, January 31st at 3:00 PM
St. Paul’s Basilica, 83 Power Street
On Tuesday, February 2nd, the Church celebrates the World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life. In the Archdiocese of Toronto, we are blessed to have living and serving among us more than 900 religious men and women of 100 different religious congregations. This World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life is a wonderful opportunity for us to thank God for the gifts of these religious sisters, brothers and priests and to pray for God’s blessing upon them in their efforts to faithfully live the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity and obedience.
On Sunday, January 31st at 3:00 PM. at St. Paul’s Basilica, there will be a special Mass to close the Year for Consecrated Life. Bishop Wayne Kirkpatrick will preside at the Mass in celebration of the vocation and witness of these special men and women religious who are such a vital and important part of the life and ministry of the Church in our archdiocese. All are welcome to attend.
Wednesday January 17th
Pope Francis declared the theme for January 17th, 2016, World Day of Migrants and Refugees to be “Migrants and Refugees Challenge Us. The Response of the Gospel of Mercy.”
Weeks later, Cardinal Thomas Collins established Project Hope in the Archdiocese of Toronto in response to the refugee crisis in the Middle East. Since then, we have established enough sponsorship committees to support 90 refugee families and raised more than $3.5 million to support newcomers in their first year of resettlement.
Cardinal Collins wrote: “This is a tremendous accomplishment and I thank all donors for this tangible demonstration of assistance for refugee families in great need. I also wish to express my profound thanks to the countless volunteers who have formed refugee settlement committees. Let us continue to pray for all those persecuted and displaced in so many parts of our world.”
We are asking any of our parishioners who are Lawyers or who know Lawyers, specializing in immigration who would be willing to donate their time to contact the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Gabriel’s. Please call Brenda D’Souza 416-990-8892. Thank you very much for remembering the poor and for all your support in this mission of charity to our Neighbours in Need.
Sunday January 17th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Temple Har Zion, 7360 Bayview Avenue
Mosaic Interfaith of which St. Gabriel’s is a member invites you to an event this Sunday January 17th from 2:00 to 4:00 PM at Temple Har Zion, 7360 Bayview Avenue, in honour of Martin Luther King’s birthday. The programme is “Young Voices Making a Difference” – a new generation taking up the challenge of social justice. See poster on the bulletin boards. For more information or to RSVP call Nora 416 218 0680.
Catholic Pastoral Centre, 1155 Yonge St. 4thFloor Monday January 18th at 6:30 PM
On Monday, January 18th at 6:30 PM you are invited to gather in God’s presence at the Catholic Pastoral Centre, 1155 Yonge St. 4thFloor, for Taizé Prayer, singing, listening to scripture readings and meditations with periods of silence. To this gathering, please bring your intentions, needs and in particular your experiences of loss.
Boston Pizza, 400 Progress Avenue, Scarborough, Monday, January 18th, 2016 at 7:00 PM
Faith Connections, the Office of Catholic Youth, and the local parishes invite young adults (19-39) to join them for an evening of thought-provoking conversation on theological topics! Munchies are provided, and a cash bar is available. Come and bring a friend!
The Special guest will be Patrick Sullivan.
For more information: visit our Toronto Theology on Tap web page, or contact OCY by email youth@ocytoronto.org, or phone 416-599-7676. RSVPs are appreciated!
Tuesday Mornings at 10:00 AM, January 19th, 26th, February 16th, 23rd, March 15th, 22nd
St. Bonaventure Church, 1300 Leslie Street.
Sr. Mary Rose Marrin CSJ will be offering a programme on the topic of Spiritual Growth in the Second Half of Life hosted by St. Bonaventure Church, 1300 Leslie St. on 6 Tuesday mornings at 10:00 AM on Jan. 19th & 26th , Feb. 16th & 23rd, March 15th & 22nd in the St. Francis Room. She will be covering a variety of topics including Caregiving, Walking by Faith, Our Life Story, Growth in Wisdom, Prayer, and A Lifelong Mission.
Saturday, January 23rd from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM.
Newman Centre, 89 St. George St. Toronto
All are invited to attend a half-day of formation and understanding of the Jewish roots of Mass. Lunch is provided. There will be Mass, a talk, small group discussions, time for prayer and fellowship, facilitated by John O’Brien, SJ., a Jesuit scholastic.
RSVP: to sonal@newmantoronto.com or phone: 416-979-2468, ext. 244 or go to www.newmantoronto.com.
Saturday, February 6th from 6:00 PM
Blessed Trinity Church Hall, 3220 Bayview Avenue
The Catholic Women’s league of Blessed Trinity Parish is holding a Valentine Dinner Dance on Saturday February 6th at Blessed Trinity Parish Hall. There will be a cash bar, door prizes a raffle and a 50/50 draw.
Tickets are $40 per person,
For more information, please contact Velma at 413-226-0590 or Louise at 416-733-3546.
Collection for January 10th 2016: Envelopes 436 $ 8,185 Loose Change 1,075 Weekly Portion of Pre-Authorized Giving 166 3,160 Total 602 $ 12,420
January 10th, 2016
In the beginning of Luke’s gospel we hear that the people were filled with expectation. There was a feeling in the air that they were on the cusp of something new. There was a sense that the Messiah would soon be among them. Many thought John the Baptist was the expected one but he made it clear to all he was not the one. Someone would follow him and the people should accept him.
I think that for many Canadians today there is that same sense of expectancy. We are in for sunny days though realistically we know not all days will be sunny days. We are hopeful for a time of openness and co-operation among our politicians. We are hopeful that the peoples of our first nations will receive the respect and the justice that is their due. We are hopeful that our government will be more sensitive to the environmental crisis of our future survival. We are hopeful of a co-operative and open leadership. We are hopeful.
Last week we celebrated the Epiphany, Christ was manifested by a star. Today Christ is manifested, made known by the heavens opening above him and the Spirit of God descending upon him in the form of a dove and a voice claiming, ‘you are my Son, the Beloved, with you I am well pleased. The Holy Spirit anoints Jesus for his mission to open the eyes of the blind, to set captives free from the chains of sin, to set the downtrodden free and bring to all the good news of salvation.
Jesus, the sinless son of God had no need of baptism but he wanted to be identified with the people who came to John. Those people wanted to come closer to God and by letting themselves be immersed into the flowing waters they let go in their hearts and surrendered they lives to God and sought a new beginning in their friendship with God.
Today we can think back to our own baptisms. Can we get our heads around the fact that when each one of us was baptized the Holy Spirit was poured into our very being and that Spirit gives us the boldness and confidence to call God – Father/Mother. God is not some distant diety, God is not ‘the force’. Each one of us is a son, a daughter of our Father/ Mother. Isaiah asks the question,’can a mother forget her baby, or a woman the child with her womb? Yet even if these forget I will never forget you.
Our baptism is our birthing into a living and loving relationship with God. Can we get our heads around the wonder that God’s love for us is unmerited and unconditional. The fact is that nothing we can ever do can make God love us less and nothing we can ever do can ever stop God’s loving us. Our baptism is our invitation to put on Christ, to grow to full maturity in Christ. Baptism is not a one shot deal it is our first step in a life-long adventure to follow Jesus in such a way that at any time in our lives the Father can say of us what he said of Jesus at the Jordon, ’You are my beloved son, my beloved daughter, with you I am well pleased.’
Our life long project is to be as Christ -like as possible and that seems like an impossible task. And it is, if we are without the presence and help of Christ. As often as we try to an open and accepting of other people, as Christ always was then we are on the right track. As often as we are there for men and women in need – when we welcome the stranger, when we feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, clothe the naked, support those who are depressed, in whatever form such people come into our lives, then we are putting on Christ, we are growing in Christ.
On this feast of the Baptism of Jesus we recall our own baptism and pray for the gift to live each day of our lives in such a way that the Father/Mother can say ‘you are my son, my daughter, my beloved, with you I am well pleased’. Realistically we know that some days we’ll win and other days we’ll lose but always we’ll keep on trying.
January 9th, 2016
January 11th to January 16th, 2016
MONDAY – FR. DON SANVIDO – Requested by Jeanne Robinson TUESDAY – IN THANKSGIVING – Requested by Francis Cheung WEDNESDAY – MARY TAI-LAU FUNG – Requested by the Family THURSDAY – SR. LUCY YAU – Requested by the Family FRIDAY – MAGDALENE LAM – Requested by John Chan SATURDAY – THOMAS DONAGHY – Requested by Siobhan Donaghy
The Parish Family of St. Gabriel’s would like to welcome: Santiago Castellanos Pena Dominic Gabriel Duran Villavona
These children received the Sacrament of Baptism in the last few weeks. Congratulations!
On behalf of the Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto, thank you so much for your participation in the 2015 Hope For the Children Christmas Program.
With the support of donors like you, we were able to provide assistance to many families and children served by the CCAS.
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyous 2016!
Thank you to the volunteers who prepared 62 casseroles for December. For January, your prepared casseroles (frozen please) will be collected at the Masses on the weekend of January 30th/31st for delivery to the Good Shepherd Centre. More volunteers are needed to help feed the hungry in our city. You may pick up a copy of a casserole recipe and a pan from the Parish Office. Three recipes are also available on St. Gabriel’s web site. Please remember to mark the label on the pan lid with the name of the casserole. For more information, please contact Irene Albrecht at 416 221-2791.
Fair trade organic coffees will be on sale after all the Masses next weekend.
Regular ground coffee: $5.50 Decaffeinated: $6.00 Whole Beans: $5.50 Chocolate Bars: $4.50 incl. Taxes Hot Chocolate and Cocoa: $6.00 Teas: $5.00
The Volunteer organization Meals on Wheels, located at 80 Sheppard Avenue West is looking for drivers and runners for the organization. If you would like more information, please contact Karen Leung at 416-225-6041 ext 319 or by email at kleung@mowam.ca and she will provide the details.
January 16th from 9:30 AM to 12:00 Noon
St. Clement’s Church, Etobicoke
Did you know that Development and Peace is the Canadian Roman Catholic Church’s official international development agency? It is widely known and respected in the Global South for its work in fighting poverty and injustice.
Come and see what Development and Peace’s is doing to build international solidarity both overseas and here in Canada. You’re invited!
This event will take place at St. Clements Church,
409 Markland Drive, Etobicoke on January 16th from 9:30 AM. to 12:00 Noon. RSVP by January 11th to Keith Gauntlett, keithgca@yahoo.com or 416-481-1930.
All are welcome.
With everyone struggling at this time, your food donations are more important than ever. Please check the expiry dates before donating since we cannot pass on food that has expired. Thank you for your generous support
St. Gabriel’s Parish Weekend of April 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, 2016
A Marriage Preparation course will be offered here at St. Gabriel’s the weekend of April 22nd to 24th, 2016. Please note the change to a later date. The course will be held Friday from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM. For a registration package please email Marie Deans at deansm@sympatico.ca
Come and join us in an ecumenical prayer service with His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins, Anglican Archbishop Colin Johnson, Chaldean Bishop Emanuel Shaleta, Evangelical Lutheran Bishop Michael Pryse, and other city-wide religious leaders on Sunday, January 24th at 4:00 PM at Good Shepherd Chaldean Church, 2 High Meadow Place (northwest of Finch & Highway 400).
The homilist will be His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins. Refreshments will follow in the parish hall. Parking is available.
For further information, please contact the Office of Ecumenical and Interfaith Affairs at 416-934-3400, Ext. 344 or Ext. 527 or vkwok@archtoronto.org.
In the Archdiocese of Toronto we are blessed to have living and serving among us more than 1,000 religious men and women of over 100 different religious congregations. This World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life is a wonderful opportunity for us to thank God for the gifts of these religious sisters, brothers and priests and to pray for God’s blessing upon them in their efforts to faithfully live the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity and obedience.
On Sunday, January 31st at 3:00 PM at St. Paul’s Basilica, there will be a special Mass in celebration of the vocation and witness of these special men and women religious who are such an important part of the life and ministry of the Church in our archdiocese. The presider will be the Most Reverend Wayne Kirkpatrick. All are welcome to attend.
Collection for New Years Day $6,943 Our operating expenses average $14,550 per week. Collection for January 3rd 2016: Envelopes 390 $ 9,460 Loose Change 1,579 Weekly Portion of Pre-Authorized Giving 166 3,160 Total 556 $ 14,199
Founded by St. Paul of the Cross, every Passionist takes a special vow to spend his or her energies in promoting remembrance of the sufferings of Jesus, the memory of the Cross, and reflection of the meaning of the Cross for the world.
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