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If you are active Catholic or volunteer in your
parish and if you know your Catholic faith well, you can help us
communicate on the Internet and by phone, St Michael Center needs
you.
Become a great Knight of St Michael and 'Put on the Armor of God'
VOLUNTEER AS A KNIGHT OF ST. MICHAEL
- I AM CALLED TO HOLINESS
Phone Evangelization Support
Team
If you know your faith well, we have thousands of people who need
prayers and comfort. They feel nobody is praying for them and they
feel abandon. Or they simply need a friend to talk to. Priests are
busy and they cannot support every call due to their heavy work
load schedule. As a team member, you get to bring joy and hope to
people who have sent us prayer requests or sign up to volunteer.
You can give them encouragement and you can teach them to be strong
and to pray with us. And more important you become friends with
God's favorite children : those who are suffering. If you would
like to be part of our phone evangelization team, we love to hear
from you ! CALL 1-800-505-MARY !
VOLUNTEER
AS A KNIGHT OF ST. MICHAEL
- I AM PILGRIM OF FAITH
Travel Ministry Coordinator
Travelling to Marian shrines or visiting Rome, our travel ministry
is inviting volunteers who want to promote travel and even receive
travel credit for their work. Good communication skills and ability
to use the phone and Internet to encourage our members to join us
in spiritual pilgrimage travel. If you like travelling on pilgrimages
to shrines of Catholic faith, this is a volunteer job you will like.
CALL 1-800-505-MARY !
VOLUNTEER
AS KNIGHTOF ST. MICHAEL
- I AM A MESSENGER FOR CHRIST
Data Entry, Typist and Email Communicator
If you have typing , email and Internet skills you can help us maintain
our list of web visitors.
We need all kinds of data-entry and proof-reading skills. If you
would like to contribute your computer skills, we need you. Microsoft
Excel , Word or Outlook experience is an advantage. Become a messenger
for Christ ! CALL 1-800-505-MARY !
VOLUNTEER
AS KNIGHTOF ST. MICHAEL
- I AM OF FISHER OF MEN
Web Contributors on Catholic Teachings
Catholics who know their faith and have mass media communications
experience, we like to encourage you to send us inspirational content
for the web. Articles on Catholic faith on any topic are welcome.
They must be short and have high inspirational impact to help Catholics
live a life of conversion, prayer and fasting. If you like to help
us make our web exciting contact us today. CALL 1-800-505-MARY !
VOLUNTEER
AS KNIGHTOF ST. MICHAEL
- I AM A SOLDIER OF CHRIST
Recruiter & Communicator
Holiness is the weapon that defeats of evil. Holiness grows through
sacrifices and suffering. Guess what ? The more sacrifices we make
for God , the greater the display of the power of love becomes.
As a St Michael Knight Recruiter you have the mission to recruit
and join an army of prayer warriors. A million strong army ? Perhaps.
If you are a good phone communicator and use the Internet often
we need you to join us in battle. Become a soldier of Christ today
! CALL 1-800-505-MARY !
Volunteers Contributing
Time and Talent
Growing
Catholic Parish Communities!
Being a lay apostle of God together with his team of lay catholic
men and women, Thomas Pereira specializes in applying technology
in evangelization with emphasis on promoting the Catholic Faith
and to growing parish communities. Mr. Pereira was educated in technology
by the Salesians of St John Bosco for 9 years in a Catholic boarding
school where he received his formation and training.
www.GrowYourParish.com
Catholic
Multi-Media Developer
Applying his extensive knowledge in Catholic faith issues in communications,
William Huckestein also provides extensive knowledge in applying
technology in helping catholic communities through practical advice
to face the challenges of future.
http://www.tagdigitalmedia.com
Catholic
Lawyer
An accomplished lawyer with almost 32 years
of experience, Robert Matsumoto work for a non-profit organization
which provides legal and advocacy services for pro-life, pro-family,
and pro-Christian religious liberty causes as State Director of
the American Center for law and Justice of Hawaii.
Volunteer
Ma. Evelyn B. Castino-Quilas is a devout Catholic and has been an
active parishioner even at a very young age. A lady with a burning
passion for mission who believes that prayer is life and life is
prayer. She is a consistent honor student and a Magna Cum Laude
Graduate on BS Development Communication.
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| LIVES
OF THE SAINTS |
May
12
ST. NEREUS, ST. ACHILLEUS AND ST. PANCRAS
Sts. Nereus and Achilleus were Roman soldiers who died around
304. They were probably Praetorian guards under Emperor Trajan.
We know little else about them.
May
13
ST. ANDREW FOURNET
St. Andrew Fournet was born on December 6, 1752.
He was from Maille, a little town near Poitiers, in France.
Andrew's parents were religious people. Mrs. Fournet had her
heart set on Andrew becoming a priest.
May
14
ST. MATTHIAS
St. Matthias was one of Our Lord's seventy-two disciples.
He had been a follower of Jesus during his public life. St.
Peter asked the 120 people gathered in prayer to choose an
apostle to replace Judas.
May
15
ST.
ISIDORE THE FARMER
Saint Isidore was born in 1070, in Madrid, Spain. His parents
were deeply religious. They named their son after the great
St. Isidore, archbishop of Seville, Spain.
May
16
ST. UBALD
St. Ubald lived in twelfth-century Italy. He was
an orphan raised by his uncle, a bishop. Ubald was given a
good education. When he finished his schooling, he had the
chance to marry. But he became a priest instead. Eventually,
the pope made him bishop of Gubbio, the city of his birth.
May
17
ST. PASCHAL
BAYLON
St. Paschal, a Spanish saint, was born in 1540. From
the time he was seven, he worked as a shepherd. He never had
the opportunity to go to school. Yet he taught himself to
read and write.
May
18
ST. JOHN
I
St. John I was a priest of Rome. He became pope after
the death of Pope St. Hormisdas in 523. At that time, Italy's
ruler, Theodoric the Goth, was an Arian. (The Arians did not
believe that Jesus is God.) Theodoric let Catholics alone
at the beginning of his reign. Later, however, he changed
and became arrogant and suspicious of everyone.
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PHOTO OF THE MONTH |
Tour
of the Relics of the Passion
(International Center
for Holy Relics)
www.HolyRelics.org
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| REFLECTIONS |
 “Jesus’
Baptism”
Why did Jesus, the sinless one sent from the Father in heaven,
submit himself to John’s baptism? John preached a
baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins (Luke
3:3). In this humble submission we see a foreshadowing of
the “baptism” of Jesus bloody death upon the
cross. Jesus’ baptism is the acceptance and the beginning
of his mission as God’s suffering Servant (Isaiah
52:13-15; 53:1-12). He allowed himself to be numbered among
sinners. Jesus submitted himself entirely to his Father’s
will. Out of love he consented to this baptism of death
for the remission of our sins. Do you know the joy of trust
and submission to God?
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