As we engage in our pro-life work, let us resolve never to give up in our efforts to reject the culture of death that threatens to overwhelm us. Be alert! Be vigilant! Anti-life forces are at work constantly trying to impose their agenda on us.
Month: April 2016
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Bishop Vincent Darius – RIP
CCSJ wishes to express our condolences to the family of Bishop Vincent Darius who passed away during the hours of yesterday evening into last night.
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The bishop was warded at Belle View Hospital in Manhattan, New York, USA in intensive care before he passed away. CCSJ joins with friends, family and the Catholic community in Grenada and the region in morning his passing. May his soul rest in peace.
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The ‘Joy of Love’ challenges us
“When a family is welcoming and reaches out to others, especially the poor and the neglected, it is ‘a symbol, witness and participant in the Church’s motherhood’. Social love, as a reflection of the Trinity, is what truly unifies the spiritual meaning of the family and its mission to others, for it makes present the kerygma in all its communal imperatives. The family lives its spirituality precisely by being at one and the same time a domestic church and a vital cell for transforming the world. [1, 324]” (Pope Francis, The Joy of Love)
CCSJ welcomes Pope Francis’ second Apostolic Exhortation: Amoris Laetitia (The Joy of Love), published on April 8. It is the result, inter alia, of two synods on marriage and the family (2014 and 2015).
Key social justice principles are embedded throughout this important 325 paragraph document. The Church is aware that although “The life of every family is marked by all kinds of crises…these are also part of its dramatic beauty” (232). The Church continues to “promote marriage and the family and to defend them against those who attack them.”
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Remembering ‘Fr Reggie’
CCSJ asks you all to pray for the repose of the soul of Fr Hezekiah who died April 20, 2016. God called him home in his 83rd year. We will all remember his faithful service as a priest. We share with you Angela Pidduck’s Newsday article about him when he celebrated 50 years of priestly vocation in 2010:
“Father “Reggie”, the “People’s Priest who has always placed service to others before self”, celebrated his 50th anniversary of priestly ordination on September 25, 2010.
Clyde Reginald Hezekiah, the fourth of five children – Stanley, Angela, Jocelyn, and Oswald – was born on January 10, 1934 to Archibald (a faithful Anglican) and Vio (a devout Roman Catholic), and always wished to be a priest.
“From the time I was a student at Rosary Boys I would go to the church next door and help the organist pump the organ. I was enthralled by the services, funerals, etc. Then I went to St Mary’s College in the times of the Holy Ghost priests and prefects.”