Welcome to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Daughters!
July 2020
Court Mother Seton #2513 Meets the First Monday of the Month
“Celebrating the Past, Serving in the Present, Embracing the Future.”
Our next business meeting is August 3 in the Knights Hall. Please wear your masks. No food and refreshments will be served but please feel free to bring your own.
O clement, O loving, O sweet Mother Mary,
We, your children of every nation,
Turn to you in this pandemic.
Our troubles are numerous; our fears are great.
Grant that we might deposit them at your feet,
Take refuge in your Immaculate Heart,
And obtain peace, healing, rescue,
And timely help in all our needs.
You are our Mother.
Pray for us to your Son.
Amen.
Our meeting appropriately begins at 6:30 with a Rosary the 7pm Business meeting is held at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 1907 Whitley Road, Keller TX. (On the west end of the Church Property).
"I have found the paradox, that if you love until it hurts, there can be no more hurt, only more love."
Mother Teresa
"My great God, you know all that is in the universe, because you yourself have made it. It is the very work of your hands. You are omniscient, because you are omnicreative. You know each part, however minute, as perfectly as you know the whole. You know mind as perfectly as you know matter. You know the thoughts and purposes of every soul as perfectly as if there were no other soul in the whole of your creation. You know me through and through; all my present, past, and future are before you as one whole. You see all those delicate and evanescent motions of my thought which altogether escape myself. You can trace every act, whether deed or thought, to its origin and can follow it into its whole growth and consequences. You know how it will be with me at the end; you have before you that hour when I shall come to you to be judged. How awful is the prospect of finding myself in the presence of my judge! Yet, O Lord, I would not that you should not know me. It is my greatest stay to know that you read my heart. Oh, give me more of that openhearted sincerity which I have desired. Keep me ever from being afraid of your eye, from the inward consciousness that I am not honestly trying to please you. Teach me to love you more, and then I shall be at peace, without any fear of you at all."
— Bl. John Henry Newman, p.150
