June 07, 2019
In this issue:
Happiness Is Free: Among the denizens on the flats
Conversations at Table
In this issue:
Happiness Is Free: Among the denizens on the flats
Deacon Chuck was ordained into the permanent diaconate on September 17, 2011, in the ministry of service to the Diocese of Reno and assigned to St. Albert the Great Catholic Community. He currently serves as the parish bulletin editor and website administrator. Deacon Chuck continues to serve the parish of Saint Albert the Great Catholic Community of the Diocese of Reno, Nevada. He is the Director of Adult Faith Formation and Homebound Ministries for the parish, conducts frequent adult faith formation workshops, and is a regular homilist. He currently serves as the bulletin editor for the parish bulletin. He writes a weekly column intended to encompass a broad landscape of thoughts and ideas on matters of theology, faith, morals, teachings of the magisterium and the Catholic Church; they are meant to illuminate, illustrate, and catechize the readers and now number more than 230 articles. His latest endeavor is "Colloqui: A journal for restless minds", a weekly journal of about 8 pages similar in content to bulletin reflections. All his reflections, homilies, commentaries, and Colloqui are posted and can be found on his website: http://deaconscorner.org. Comments are always welcome and appreciated. He is the author of two books: "The Voices of God: hearing God in the silence" which offers the reader insights into how to hear God’s voice through all of the noise that surrounds us; and "Echoes of Love: Effervescent Memories" which through a combination of prose and verse provides the reader with a wonderful journey on the way to discovering forever love. He regularly speaks to groups of all ages and size and would welcome the opportunity to speak to your group.
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I am 72, disabled retired woman, don’t Get out much. But today I went to mass in Reno, which I’ve done several times. I am not a member of the Catholic Church, but I am a follower of Christ, a full time home student of Christianity, who is considering joining the church. I watch a lot of EWTN, read many Christian sources, because I must lie down a lot. At mass today, I picked up the Colloqui and read this fabulous article. Wow! Because I returned to Jesus 3 yrs ago, and left lifelong liberalness, I have lost many friends, and almost lost some family. But I’m with the Lord for the duration. I really enjoyed hearing these thoughts, as they mirror what I have lived through since summer 2016 when i registered independent and my eyes started to open. Thank you!! 💕✝️
Thank you Cynthia for your warm comments, it is so good to know there are Christian men and women still longing for God. If only there were more seekers of the truth of Jesus Christ like you. Please come again to Mass and introduce yourself. These days it helps to find kindred, like-minded souls to lift the spirit. If I can help in any way to assist you in your journey of faith, do not hesitate to ask. God bless you.