Fr. Bob’s Greeting – February 2023 Enews

There is a great deal of secular sentimentality at Christmas which makes it difficult for Christ to make an impact. The swarms of Santa, the innocuous cards that say, “Seasons Greeting,” and songs like Winter Wonderland.

There is a great deal of secular sentimentality at Christmas which makes it difficult for Christ to make an impact. The swarms of Santa, the innocuous cards that say, “Seasons Greeting,” and songs like Winter Wonderland.

October is a great month at Graymoor. Not only are we in a sea of color as the trees start to change, but we also get to celebrate two wonderful days: the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi on the 4th and then what we have come to call Covenant Day on the 7th.

October is a great month at Graymoor. Not only are we in a sea of color as the trees start to change, but we also get to celebrate two wonderful days: the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi on the 4th and then what we have come to call Covenant Day on the 7th.

It is that wonderful time of year that we call summer. After such a harsh winter in the Northeast, it is a welcome period of sunny days.

It is that wonderful time of year that we call summer. After such a harsh winter in the Northeast, it is a welcome period of sunny days.

July is a special month here at Graymoor because on July 9th we celebrate the feast of Our Lady of the Atonement, which is our title for our Blessed Mother.

On Oct. 7,  Fr James Puglisi, SA, director of the Centro Pro Unione in Rome, spoke at an interreligious event in Rome addressing climate change.

The theme for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in 2022 was selected by the Middle East Council of Churches and originates from the churches in Lebanon.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented and challenging times in our world. Now, more than ever, be assured, we continue to hold you and your loved ones, as well as all of our brothers and sisters throughout the world, in prayer during these frightening days.