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November 7, 2026 Stewardship Sunday
November 7, 2026 Stewardship Sunday Dear Grace Family: Tomorrow´s Gospel is from Saint Matthew 25:1 to 13, where Jesus presents ten young women waiting for the bridegroom to arrive. They all carry lamps, and they all fall asleep while he is delayed. However, only five have brought enough oil to keep the light burning when the time comes to welcome him. The bridegroom represents Christ, who comes to meet us and calls us to share in the joy of his Kingdom. His warning is “B


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November 7, 2026 Stewardship Sunday
Dear Grace Family: Tomorrow´s Gospel is from Saint Matthew 25:1 to 13, where Jesus presents ten young women waiting for the bridegroom to arrive. They all carry lamps, and they all fall asleep while he is delayed. However, only five have brought enough oil to keep the light burning when the time comes to welcome him. The bridegroom represents Christ, who comes to meet us and calls us to share in the joy of his Kingdom. His warning is “Be ready, because you know neither the da


October 24, 2026
Dear Grace Family, Warm greetings to you all as we enjoy these beautiful fall days. As you know, our parish newsletter is our way of staying connected and informed, in an organized and effective way, about the activities and pastoral work of our parish. Once again, I encourage you to read it and share its contents with others. Our shared mission takes shape through four ministries or committees. Remember that every member of the congregation belongs to one of them: everyo


October 17, 2026
Dear Grace Family, This Sunday, the 18 th of October, we will celebrate a special moment in the life of our parish as we present our Pledge Cards for our 2027 Stewardship Campaign. I invite you to embrace this moment as an opportunity to give thanks to God for all we have received and to renew our commitment to the mission we share as a community of faith. In this Sunday’s Gospel, Matthew 22:21, Jesus tells us, “Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and to God what belongs t


October 10, 2026
Dear Grace Family: As we continue our journey of preparation for living out authentic Christian stewardship, let us reflect this week on a fundamental principle: victory over selfishness. For this reflection, I quote from Saint Paul’s Letter to the Philippians, Chapter 2, verses 3 to 5: “Let each of you humbly think of others as being better than yourselves. Do not look out for your own interests, but rather for the interests of others. Have among yourselves the same attitude
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