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Website Content Needed Do you have events or news about your group you would like to share with the parish? Do you have pictures to display? Maybe you would like to just let everyone know what your group does and when they meet. All groups at St. Matthew are requested to please submit content for the parish website. Please send questions, stories, information, schedules, pictures, and anything else about your group to webmaster@stmattcc.org Every group has a web page on this site – don’t let yours be blank. Content will be updated as often as you send it. Let us all take advantage of technology to reach the people of our parish. Let us make this website a dynamic information center where anyone can go who is looking for a place and a group to share their talents. God Bless our Parish Family! Contenido de la web Necesario God Bless You
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Our PriestsJanuary 22, 2010The music video to this "Anthem of the Priesthood," intended to honor priests and encourage vocations for years to come, became a collaboration of over 100 Catholic (arch)dioceses, organizations and individuals worldwide. Video shows a true mosaic of priests in all their ranks, duties, ages and capacities. Produced by Come Alive Music and released at the launch of the Year for Priests. More » by Joseph Lee Hooker Observaciones de OctubreOctober 1, 2009Nuestra parroquia es bendecida continuamente al caminar junto al Señor Vivo Jesús. Su riqueza inexhaustible continúa tocándonos. A veces nosotros, con una ingratitud inexcusable, ni reconocemos ni agradecemos el deseo del Señor de incluirnos como sacerdocio real. More » by Padre Hector October ObservationsOctober 1, 2009Our parish is continually blessed as it walks with the Living Lord Jesus. His inexhaustible richness continues to touch us. Sometimes we, in inexcusable ungratefulness, fail to acknowledge or be thankful for the Lord’s desire to include us as a royal priesthood. More » by Father Hector |
