WHAT'S
GOING ON
at
CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH
Building the Body of Christ
Mass each Sunday at 9:30 am
St. Joseph Chapel, Carondelet Center
11999 Chalon Rd., Los Angeles 90049
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My Dear Parishioners,
I truly believe that genuine spirituality rests not only on our commitment to the community, which is the cornerstone of our Catholic faith, but also on our personal relationship with God. To keep that relationship with God strong and dynamic, here are a few things I find helpful:
- Prayer - Prayer is the foundation of faith and spirituality. There’s no right or wrong way to pray. Praying the Rosary or praying with Scripture, Meditation, or Contemplation are some traditional forms of prayer. The key is to set aside regular time for prayer. When I wake up each morning I always give thanks to God for another day.
- Silence - This one is often overlooked. But silence enables us to truly think and to let those thoughts mature. Think about how much time you can set aside for some moments of silence, even if that just means closing your eyes and taking a few deep breaths during your workday.
Spiritual Tip: “We need to find God, and he cannot be found in noise and restlessness. God is the friend of silence. See how nature - trees, flowers, grass- grows in silence; see the stars, the moon and the sun, how they move in silence... We need silence to be able to touch souls.” -Mother Teresa
Source: Catholic Apostolate Center Website
CORPUS NEWS
UPDATE ON REBUILD We will break ground in 2027 with plans for our parish and school to welcome you home in the future. More information will follow.
REST IN PEACE: Please remember in your prayers one of our long-time parishioners, Florence Bonkowski, who died recently at the age of 102.
NEWS AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE
Each week for many years now Angelus has been sending us copies of their newsmagazine (formerly The Tidings newspaper) which we have put on the tables at the church entrance to share with our parishioners. Here is some background information on this Catholic newsmagazine:
Angelus and the Vocation of Catholic Media
Ten years ago we took a risk.
At the time, it was clear that the number of people reading traditional newspapers and magazines was declining and the cost of producing these publications — printing, paper, postage — was increasing.
Many dioceses were deciding to close or scale back their diocesan publications. Most were moving to the internet to carry their news. Some contracted with national companies to offer “turn-key” publications that include local news along with general faith-based content.
Here in Los Angeles, we took a different direction.
We transitioned our 120-year-old Catholic weekly newspaper, The Tidings, to a newsmagazine, Angelus, integrating it with a new website, new social media channels, and a daily newsletter, Always Forward.
To get “the rest of the story” go toangelusnews.com/voices/angelus-at-10/
Siempre Adelante!
Monsignor Liam Kidney
Pastor
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