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Featured Events
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Catholic Engaged Encounter – Phoenix
A special weekend retreat for couples to reflect on their relationship and prepare for the Sacrament of Marriage. Strengthen communication, deepen your love, and build a strong foundation centered on God.
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Sacramento del Matrimonio
¿Estás pensando en formalizar tu relación? ¿O tal vez ya vives con tu pareja?
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El Grupo de Teatro San Agustin
Todos los Lunes a las 6 pm en el salon 4 de la Parroquia San Agustin.
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Rosario para Niños
El ministerio de niños Armata Bianca invita a todos los niños a rezar el Santo Rosario todos los lunes a las 5:00 PM en el templo. ¡Mamás, traigan a sus niños de todas las edades!
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Consagración de Niños a la Virgen de Fátima
Consagrar a tus hijos a la Virgen María significa confiarlos a su amor de Madre, pidiéndole que los cuide, proteja y guíe siempre por el camino de Dios. Es invitarla a acompañarlos durante toda su vida y ayudarles a mantenerse alejados del mal.
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Retiro de Sanación y Liberación
Retiro de Sanación y Liberación
Mente, Alma y CorazónEl Movimiento Discípulos de Emaús y Proclamadores te invita a vivir un retiro espiritual diseñado para renovar tu interior, sanar el corazón y fortalecer tu vida espiritual.
WEEKLY REFLECTION
5th Sunday of Easter
05-03-2026 | Fr. John MuirWe generally approach life with the question, "What can this do for me?" We try a new workout, a low-carb diet, intermittent fasting, or a new career path, hoping it will make us healthier, stronger, happier. The assumption is that if I invest in this, I'll eventually reap some benefit, or I won't do it.
It is easy to think of faith the same way: if I really practice my faith, what will it do for me? Will it make me calmer, more moral, more successful?
But in today's Gospel, Jesus says something astonishing. He doesn't present himself as a teacher who shows us the way to life. He says, "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life." (John 14:6) He is not merely a guide toward some higher benefit. He is the benefit itself. To know him is to know Life.
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