Solemnity of the Annunciation
Monday, March 25th in the Cathedral
5:00 PM | Rosary
5:30 PM | Mass
followed by consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary & Benediction
The Annunciation commemorates the visit of the archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary, during which she accepted his invitation to become the Mother of God. Following her yes, the word (Jesus) is made flesh and begins to dwell among us.
Please note, the 5:30 PM Mass from the d'Youville chapel
will move to the Cathedral for the Solemnity.
Solemnity of the Annunciation
Monday, March 25 in the Cathedral
5:00 PM | Rosary
5:30 PM | Mass
5:30 PM | Mass
Followed by consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary and Benediction. Celebrated by Monsignor Frank. Please note, the 5:30 PM Mass from the d'Youville chapel will move to the Cathedral for the Solemnity.
Join us this Sunday in the Ministry Offices
for food & fellowship!
Coffeehouse | 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Wine & Cheese | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Interested in becoming Catholic?
Or just have questions about our faith?
Join us this Monday, March 25th at 7:00 PM in Kenny Hall to learn more about the Catholic faith and the process of being initiated into the Catholic Church.
For more information, contact Bernadette Flowers, Associate Director of Adult Faith Formation, at bflowers@ctking.com or 404-267-3690.
Journeying through Grief
Mondays, March 25 - June 3 at 7:00 PM in Cafeteria 2
If you are in need of consolation after losing a loved one, this Christ-centered series may be for you. Through a series of reflections combined with writing and sharing activities suitable for groups or individuals, “The New Day Journal” course supports you as you work through the reality of your loss, experience the pain of grief and adjust to a new life without the deceased. Book fee: $10.
For information and to register call Linda Dyson 404-233-2145 (ext.440) or ldyson@ctking.org. You can also register online at www.cathedralctk.com/healing.
Each week during Lent, we'll share a video from Bishop Barron's mini series on the Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Lively Virtues along with some reflection questions. This is great tool for personal prayer but we encourage you to discuss with your friends, families, or small groups.
Envy can be defined as sorrow at another person’s success.
That success is threatening because in comparing myself to someone else, I find myself lacking.
I fear that I am not good enough and I forget that God loves me.
This video helps us see the dangerous nature of envy:
The closest relative of pride
Envy can be defined as sorrow at another person’s success.
That success is threatening because in comparing myself to someone else, I find myself lacking.
I fear that I am not good enough and I forget that God loves me.
This video helps us see the dangerous nature of envy:
Questions:
- How is envy closely related to pride?
- What behavior often follows from envy?
- What’s the antidote to envy?
