Wednesday, April 3, 2020
Family Prayer Group Meeting
Join our community meeting this Wednesday to pray with your family! This event is opened to anyone so feel free to invite any of your family members.
To build a community centred in Christ and constantly nourished by His love, with parishioners journeying together in faith, helping each other to grow in relationship with Christ and to be living images of Christ in everything we do and wherever we find ourselves.
On the Pastoral front, SVDP hopes to provide programs that help and guide each parishioner to encounter Christ and to constantly grow in a loving relationship with Him.
Ministries within the church aim to excite and encourage every parishioner to joyfully embrace the unique vocation and path of holiness that God has willed for each and to bring out the very best of ourselves using the gifts that God has bestowed to each.
Celebrate the Lenten and Easter Seasons with a rich collection of prayers, meditations, and reflections designed to deepen your faith during this most sacred season.
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“The Rosary is the most excellent form of prayer and the most efficacious means of attaining eternal life. It is the remedy for all our evils, the root of all our blessings. There is no more excellent way of praying.” Pope Leo XIII
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Beautiful and powerful Catholic daily prayers. Saying a prayer, however, is not the same as praying. In order for these words to become true prayer, they must be reflected upon, understood, meant, and the prayer must come from the depths of your soul. Next time you have an opportunity to pray in silence, take one or more of these beautiful prayers and spend time with it. Let it become your own personal prayer and let God speak to you and strengthen you through it.
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The Divine Office (also known as the “Liturgy of the Hours”), from which Daily Prayer is taken, provides a framework of prayer to bring the worship of God into the different hours of daily life. It continues the traditions of centuries that is perhaps most widely recognised as part of monastic life, “marking the hours of each day and sanctifying the day with prayer”.
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