Saturday Afternoon, January 2nd, 2021
Dear Saint Charles Borromeo Family:
Due to inclement weather, we will be skipping this afternoon's in-person Vigil Mass. For those who had signed up to attend, you - along with all parishioners - are invited to participate with us tomorrow morning by viewing our 9:30 am live-streamed Mass, which celebrates the Epiphany of the Lord.
Due to inclement weather, we will be skipping this afternoon's in-person Vigil Mass. For those who had signed up to attend, you - along with all parishioners - are invited to participate with us tomorrow morning by viewing our 9:30 am live-streamed Mass, which celebrates the Epiphany of the Lord.
Afterward, from 10:45 am until 11:30 am, those who wish to do so may come to the church to receive Communion. We look forward to seeing you there!
Here is the link for viewing tomorrow's Mass...
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Have a Blessed New Year!
-- Fr. Kwame
St. Charles' Health Ministry News
PROJECT SMILE
We hope you’ve been following our series on gratitude these last few weeks. To culminate our series, we’d like for you all to participate in our PROJECT SMILE, which will take us from Christmas, Dec 25, 2020, to the Epiphany, Jan 6, 2021.
If you read our list of ways to express gratitude, you might have noticed that the last one was a quote by Mother Teresa: “Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love.” What better way to express our love and gratitude for one another, and within our parish community, than with your smile?
Here is how it works:
1.) Take a picture of your big smile!
(1-2 people in a picture is ok. The smaller the
group, the more your smile can be seen and felt!)
(1-2 people in a picture is ok. The smaller the
group, the more your smile can be seen and felt!)
2.) Create a gratitude statement
For example, “I am grateful for my family”,
or “I am grateful to see the sunshine every day”,
or “I am grateful for my morning cup of coffee”.
For example, “I am grateful for my family”,
or “I am grateful to see the sunshine every day”,
or “I am grateful for my morning cup of coffee”.
3.) Send the picture and your gratitude statement
We will create a slideshow with the pictures and gratitude statements, and we will share that slideshow on the parish YouTube channel for everyone to see! It will remain there to be viewed whenever you need your spirits to be uplifted or need to see your St. Charles community smile back at you! Feel free to share PROJECT SMILE with your friends and family, near and far.
If you have any questions, send them to the email address above.
Thank You for Your Participation!
Jan
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Monday Evening - WALKING WITH PURPOSE on Zoom
Are you going?
Yes
No
Maybe
going.
not going.
might be going.
Walking with Purpose
Bible Study Program
Opening Your Heart
by Lisa Brenninkmeyer
CURRENTLY ON BREAK
Meetings resume on Monday, January 4th, from 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Meetings resume on Monday, January 4th, from 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Questions? Contact:
Angela Layton
602-799-6648
wwpstcharleslivermore@gmail.com
Jan
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WINGS Meetings Return Thursday Morning
Are you going?
Yes
No
Maybe
going.
not going.
might be going.
This Week With WINGS
Thursday, January 7th at 9:30 AM on ZOOM
As we begin the new year with renewed
aspirations, we carry over our theme:
Hope, Faith, and Harmony
Thursday, January 7th at 9:30 AM on ZOOM
As we begin the new year with renewed
aspirations, we carry over our theme:
Hope, Faith, and Harmony
Sgt. Steve Goard
of the Livermore Police Department
is our special guest.
The title of his presentation is:
Force Encounters:
Human Body, Human Performance
and High-Stress Incidents
of the Livermore Police Department
is our special guest.
The title of his presentation is:
Force Encounters:
Human Body, Human Performance
and High-Stress Incidents
Steve was raised in Livermore and graduated from Livermore High School. Shortly after graduating from Chico State University with his bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Steve returned to Livermore.
He began his law enforcement career as a Deputy Sheriff with the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office. In 2003 he lateralled to the Livermore Police Department.
As a police officer, he has worked Patrol and several notable assignments such as Field Training Officer, Sexual Assault Detective, and SWAT Team Member to name a few.
In 2010, he became a certified expert in recognizing and articulating important psychological, biological, and physiological factors that can influence human behavior and memory in (time-compressed) force encounters and pursuit situations.
Steve was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2014 and currently is the Professional Standards Unit Sergeant.
Don’t miss this! All are welcome to tune in.
Look for the Zoom link in Monday Night's Flocknote.
Questions: Janet Schott 925-373-9346
or Cindy Kline 925-724-7636
Jesus Boost Podcast
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St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Community
1315 Lomitas Ave.
Livermore, CA 94550
