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Hurricane Updates
Dear Parishioners,
So many of you have voiced your concern and desire to help those who have been affected by our recent hurricane. I'm glad to hear of your desire to help. So many have already stepped forward around the state of Florida and beyond to help in the various areas that were affected. Our university and colleges students have even rallied themselves and are responding by volunteering their time at some of these areas.
For the next three weeks, we here at St.Thomas More will be collecting the items you see below.- Cleaning Supplies & Gloves
- Baby Food & Diapers/Wipes
- Non-Perishable Food Items
- Hand Sanitizer
- Bug Spray
- Toiletries
- Paper Plates / Plastic utensils
- Pet Food
- PLEASE NO CLOTHING
www.ptdiocese.orgYou can drop these off at our office area during the weekend Masses or during the week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. You can go to the diocesan website to see how you can donate as well.
Thank you,
Fr.John -
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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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Listen to Bishop bill's Homilies
Today's Gospel gives us the very familiar story of "The Rich Young Man". Especially for those present at this Mass who were about to be confirmed, the young man gives a good example -- and then teaches us what else we must do. First, he runs up to Jesus, does him homage, and asks, "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" Undoubtedly, Jesus approved of this question and the desire of the young man to enter eternal life. All of us should be able to express that same desire: What must I do in order to be saved? Jesus answers by saying that keeping God's Commandments is the first step, but it cannot end there. We must continue to follow the Lord by taking up our cross daily. While the young man went away sad, I pray that we may take up that challenge and follow Jesus courageously every day of our lives. -
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