Father Weber's Easter Letter
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 Welcome
to the
Church of St. Bridget
Welcome
to the
Church
of
St. Bridget
. Whether you are a visitor, a new member, or
an established member of our faith community, we
hope that you will experience a warm welcome and a
true feeling of community.
It
is our desire that this website will keep you well
informed of our mission and activities that will
enable you to become a more active member of our
parish. Our goal is to build up the Body of
Christ by working and worshiping as a dedicated,
committed parish family.
Rev. Matthew R. Weber, Pastor
Father Cesar A. Rebolledo Ramirez,
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Phillip M. Johnson,
Parish Ministry Team Member
For the Parish Meeting Calendar please see the Sunday Bulletin.
Announcement:
We welcome our two new Deacons: Sam Soto and Kevin Heil.
Important Letters to St. Bridget Parish from Fr. Matthew
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Dearest Parishioners,
Here is our new parish emblem – the fruit of prayer and reflection. The emblem centers upon the Cross – the Cross of Christ, the Cross of our salvation, the Cross that St. Bridget used to explain the Gospel message. Encircling the Cross, as in an embrace, are the three major sectors of our parish: the University Ministry, the Glassboro Area Parishioners, and the Hispanic Ministry. Each sector flows into the other as a continuous chain and all three sectors embrace the cross in love and unity. Below the Cross in English and Spanish is a motto to guide us and help us to reflect: “The Cross of Christ Unites Us.”
My dear friends, as we move forward united as one family, may our unity become stronger and more loving as we come to know one another better and share our gifts in the spirit of stewardship. Let us embrace TOGETHER the Cross: sign of our salvation from sin, symbol of the Father’s love for the world, instrument of continuous forgiveness and mercy, and the global sign of Christianity.
Let us not take for granted the Cross or our unity in the faith. Faith and unity are fostered through daily prayer, selfless generosity, the Sacraments, forgiveness, reflective understanding, and a deeper knowledge of the Church’s teaching. May St. Bridget continually watch over our parish family.
Read more:
• Rowan University's Catholic Campus Ministry website
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