The communications coordinator for St. Patricks & St. Josephs will solicit, organize and edit material submitted by parishioners for the bulletin, newsletters, and online media. Will would work directly with the pastor in all communication aspects for the parish. Should be able to help answer questions about using and interacting with website and social media from parishioners.
Required Skills:
Good communication skills
Ability to meet tight deadlines and work under pressure
Experience creating newsletters and news articles
Must be a standing parishioner of St. Patrick's or St. Joseph's
Experience with Microsoft Word
Working knowledge of social media sites
Recommended Skills:
Experience using Microsoft Publisher
Basic website design
Marketing experience
Experience editing for style and consistency
Please send your resume to Fr. John Cyr at frjohncyr@stpatstolono.org before May 29th.
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Dear Friend of Religious Liberty: Thanks in large part to your efforts, this week, Rep. Diane Black and fifty other House members introduced a new bill called the “Health Care Conscience Rights Act,” H.R. 940, which would protect Americans’ First Amendment rights by providing a full exemption for all those whose religious beliefs run counter to the HHS mandate. The bill would also protect institutions and individuals from forced participation in abortion. Here’s a video highlighting a few stories of people this bill would help. Also, check out Archbishop Lori andCardinal O’Malley’s letters supporting the bill. Can you spare a few minutes to contact your Members of Congress? Urge them to support House bill H.R. 940 and help ensure its enactment as part of “must-pass” legislation. Members of the House should also be asked to co-sponsor the bill. Call using the "Take Action" link or click here to email your two Senators and Representative! Join with us in calling on Congress to protect the right of all people and groups to participate in life-affirming health care—without violating their consciences. Please contact your Congressional representatives today and urge them to support H.R. 940 to protect religious freedom and the moral convictions of all! For more information or to join the postcard campaign, go to NCHLA’s action alert. Thank you for all that you do in support of life and liberty! -Your Religious Freedom and Conscience Protection Team P.S. Please forward this to friends and family who share your concern to protect the rights of all to participate in health care! They can click here to sign up for our email list or text the word FREEDOM to 377377 for mobile updates. |
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In a decree of September 14, 2012, His Eminence Manuel Cardinal Monteiro de Castro, Major Penitentiary of the Catholic Church outlined several indulgences available to the Faithful: “During the whole span of the Year of Faith, proclaimed from October 11, 2012 to the whole of November 24, 2013, all individual faithful truly repentant, duly confessed, communing sacramentally, and who pray according to the intentions of the Supreme Pontiff, will be able to acquire a plenary indulgence from the temporal punishment for their sins imparted by God’s mercy, applicable in suffrage to the souls of the deceased faithful.”
His Eminence then lists a number of special exercises of piety to be undertaken in order to fulfill the obligations of the indulgences. He further empowers diocesan bishops to decree certain additional exercises for the faithful of their Local Churches. Therefore, I am happy to decree that the Faithful of the Diocese of Peoria, fulfilling the usual requirements above, may obtain a Plenary Indulgence:... (Click here for more)
Dear brothers and sisters, the glory of the Lord has shone upon us and shall ever be manifest among us, until the day of His return. Through the rhythms of times and seasons, let us celebrate the mysteries of our salvation.
Let us recall the year’s culmination, the Sacred Easter Triduum of the Lord: His Last Supper, His Crucifixion, His Burial, and His Rising, celebrated between the evening of Thursday, the 28th of March, and the evening of Sunday, the 31st of March.
Each Easter, as on each Sunday, Holy Mother Church makes present the great and saving deed by which Christ has conquered sin and death (click here for more)