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Red Mass
44th Annual Red Mass – March 27, 6 p.m.
Sponsored by the Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More Catholic Days at the Capitol will conclude with the Red Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More (900 W Tennessee St.). Since the 13th Century, the Red Mass has been a formal occasion set aside for the asking of God’s help and wisdom upon our lawmakers. All Florida bishops will be in attendance for this time of prayer to the Lord for our government leaders and legislators, a significant and unique opportunity. A reception will follow Mass. Contact Ellen Murphy at 850.222.9630 or ellen@cocathedral.com for more information.
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Bp. Barron's Lent Reflections
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Friends, just before his Passion, Jesus tells the striking story that is our Gospel for today. The fertile vineyard stands for Israel, his chosen people. But it could be broadened out to include the...
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LENT
Please join us Friday evenings during Lent to share a light meal with fellow parishioners. Mass begins at 5:15 pm, a Lenten Light Meal will follow Mass, starting between 5:45 - 6pm and Stations of the Cross begins at 6:30 pm. Please join us. -
Father John's Corner
Just Say Yes
There are times in our life that define us. Maybe it was the time we asked our girl/boyfriend to marry us. Or the time we had our first child or the time we moved across the country for a career job. Or the time we decided on a life lived more deeply for God. Today Moses meets his fate as he encounters the burning bush. It’s also a decision. God engages our free will. Moses now, can either ignore the bush and go on tending his flock or fulfill God’s plan to rescue His people from the cruel hands of the Egyptians.
The biblical reality and our reality is that Godchoses to use you and me for his great work. We can believe that or not. To believe that requires Faith. The more we have the more we can see how God can use our lowly lives for a high purpose. St. Teresa of Calcutta always looked at her life as “a pencil in God’s hand.” She believed that everything she was able to do was done by God working through her. Our choice, whether to be used by God or not, is a defining moment. Let’s hope that we can muster the courage and faith to say yes, even when, like Moses, we’re not sure how it’s all going to end.
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Catholic Sharing Appeal
“Through your support of CSA, your helping hand will be present at that critical time in a persons life when ministry is made available. We all hope that our charitable gifts are used effectively, and where the need is greatest; that is what CSA does in your name here in the diocese of Pensacola- Tallahassee. When you make your gift, you will be in effect become the presence of Christ to others.” - Most Rev. William A. Wack, CSC
Bishop's Letter 2019 CSA Brochure -
$96,199 of $110,000 Funded 87% of Goal
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Events and NEWS
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44th Annual Red Mass – March 27, 6 p.m. Sponsored by the Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More Catholic Days at the Capitol will conclude with the Red Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More (900 W Tennessee St.). Since the 13th Century, the Red Mass has been a formal occasion set aside for the asking of God’s help and wisdom upon our lawmakers. All Florida bishops will be in attendance for this time of prayer to the Lord for our government leaders and legislators, a significant and unique opportunity. A reception will follow Mass. Contact Ellen Murphy at 850.222.9630 or ellen@cocathedral.com for more information.Read More -
Chrism Mass Invitation Bishop Wack cordially invites all the faithful of the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee to attend the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 16 at 10:00 a.m. CDT at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart.Read More -
Flowers for Easter Sunday Masses may be purchased in memory of or in thanksgiving for family and friends. Suggested donation is $10. click here to make arrangements.Read More -
FORMER EPISCOPAL MINISTER, DOUGLAS MARTIN, WILL BE ORDAINED AS A TRANSITIONAL DEACON IN THE DIOCESE.
Former Episcopal minister, Douglas Martin, will be ordained as a transitional deacon in the Diocese. The Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee is pleased to announce that Douglas Martin, a former Episcopal minister, will be ordained as a transitional deacon on May 11, 2019 at the Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More in Tallahassee. Mr. Martin, who was received in the Catholic Church in 2001, will be ordained to the priesthood later this year.Read More
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Where to find us
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Mass Times
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Confession Times
- MonFri 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM By Appointment Only
- Saturday: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
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Bishop Bill Wack's C.S.C. Podcast
We were created for eternal Beatitude -- that is, eternal life with God. After spelling out the Beatitudes in the Gospel passage from last week, Jesus tells us how we are to live so as to receive this gift from the Father. In short, we must become more and more like Christ. Specifically, we are called to forgive like Christ, love like Christ, and serve like Christ. Today Jesus calls us to a radical kind of forgiveness: "Love not only your friends; love your enemies as well." -
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Assistance for Victims of Sexual Abuse
Our Diocese has established Victim Assistance Coordinators to help anyone who has been abused by church personnel. Victims should call Dr. James Gagnon at 877-0205. To report a case, call the 24-Hour Child Abuse Hotline at 800-962-2873.
Coordinadores para asistencia a victimas (Dejanos ayudarte a encontrar la sanacion) Deacon Santiago Molina, 850- 627-2350
ttps://ptdiocese.org/safeenvironment