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Christine Wohar - Frassati USA
Thanksgiving Message
My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Thanksgiving often brings with it a sense of renewal, a breath of fresh air. For many of us, we are given an opportunity to slow down from the hectic nature of our daily lives and enjoy the company of family and friends over a well-cooked meal. We find fulfillment in remembering the blessings and triumphs of the year and look forward to a bright future full of prosperity, strength and love. It is easy for us to feel grateful when we are overcome with warm feelings and emotions, so it is a perfect time to be inspired by the source of life and grace — God’s gift to us in the holy Eucharist. The word Eucharist means “to give thanks.” In partaking of this mystery, by consuming the bread of life, we enjoy the gift of Christ’s sacrifice, his body and blood. We are called to imitate him by making an offering of ourselves in love. It is heroic to give — and to give thanks. We accomplish our mission on earth in servitude to God and our neighbor. In giving, we share our joy to ignite the light of truth in the hearts and souls of those we encounter. In gratitude, we are united in the Body of Christ. In the Eucharist, we find true fullness, happiness and communion with his family. Let us offer this day of Thanksgiving as a prayer to the giver of life. We unite our joys and sorrows, our fellowship and the absence of those gone before us, as oblations to the one who gives us the strength to stand. With every breath and with every fiber of our being, let us thank God for the gift of himself. May the peace of the Lord be with all of you this Thanksgiving Day. I give thanks for each and every one of you. In Christ’s Love, Most Reverend Jacques Fabre-Jeune, CS Bishop of Charleston November 24, 2022 Election Day Message
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, In the month we celebrate Thanksgiving, we are provided many opportunities to remember the blessings in our lives. From our faith to our communities and country, we thank God for each of the gifts He has given us. We, as Catholics and citizens, have the ability to vote and engage in civic life. It is a blessing that we can actively live our faith and a moral obligation to vote for those that defend the right to practice it. As Americans prepare to step into the voting booth in early November, it is important to recognize, especially as Christians, that we do not only belong to a specific party — we are Catholic first. We belong to God who has made us one family in faith. We have responsibilities to our nation and communities to seek the common good of all people and promote dialogue in a world of differences. It is imperative that we reflect on key principles as we seek to form our consciences before casting a ballot. We must weigh each candidate's stance on the moral hierarchy of issues rooted in Church teaching. Our political cause as Catholics is the defense and dignity of human life. We must elect lawmakers who uphold and promote the common good, reject intrinsically evil acts, and protect the weak, underserved, and vulnerable. Catholics are called to proclaim the name of Christ Jesus the Lord to the world. While we work to prevent all acts that contradict or fail to recognize the God-given rights of every person, our votes must uphold the dignity of life from conception to natural death. We do not vote from social pressure or selfishness, but from a well-formed conscience in light of the Church’s teaching; we vote for love of one another which flows from God, the creator and giver of life. May the Lord bless you and your families this Thanksgiving. Let us pray for our state and nation as we seek the intercession of the patroness of South Carolina, Our Lady of Joyful Hope. In Christ’s Love, Most Reverend Jacques Fabre-Jeune, CS Bishop of Charleston November 7, 2022 Going Apostolic Mission Blessings
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