Readings.  Gospel: John 8:1-11

        The question of justice is always a concern of moral theology. Most moral issues deal with what is just as opposed to what is unjust.  The theology of morality is clear, it is neutral in its conclusions.  It does not favor one group over another, or allow itself to be exploited, used, or manipulated.  It stands by truths that are self-reliant and evident in themselves.  Moral truths answer to no one, except God.
        Once men manufacture morality, question marks arise everywhere, and the paths to confusion are laid.

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   Mass Intentions:  Week of March 25, 2007

  Sunday          9:30 a.m.  ------   Marion Seramin 
  Sunday         11:15 a.m. ------   Faricy & Family
  Monday             8 a.m.  ------   De La Torre Family
  Wednesday        8 a.m.  ------   John Lawson
  Thursday            8 a.m.  ------   Christina Nguyen
  Friday                8 a.m.  ------   Holy Souls in Purgatory 
  

"We don't understand what's going on, unless we understand we are spiritual beings."  Professor Charles Taylor, Winner of the Templeton Prize, 07

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Lenten Series
           Week 5:  Wednesday, March 28th,
 7:15 p.m., Sister Judy Donovan, who is a dynamic speaker, presents a discussion on fractured communities and the process towards healing.  This is the final lecture of the Lenten Series, one not to be missed.

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From the Pew:
       Join the parishioners of St. Mary's in Nicasio for our Annual Palm Sunday Brunch.  Sunday, April 1st , 10 a.m. through 1 p.m., Druid's Hall "On the Square" in Nicasio.  Donation:  Adults $15, children (5 thru 12) $5, children under 5 free.  For information, call the Laing/Farley Family at (415) 488-0122.
       St. Cecilia Golf Tournament, June 8th.  If anyone would like to help in anyway, call Ginny, at (415) 488-9694.
        Sunday, March 25th, Confirmation Retreat,  1 to 5 p.m.  St. Cecilia's Hall, for our eleven teenagers to be confirmed on May 1st.
         The Chrism Mass in the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption,  San Francisco, is celebrated at 5:30 p.m., April 3rd.  There is a afternoon of recollection in Saint Francis Hall at 2:15 p.m. The newly installed Bishop of Reno, Most Rev. Randolph Calvo, will lead the presentation. Parishes from all over the diocese attend this Mass.  If you have never been to one, you might consider.
          Divine Mercy Sunday Celebration, Sunday, April 15th, St. Isabella's Church, San Rafael.  2-3 p.m. Confession: 3-4 p.m. Rosary, Chaplet, Homily, Benediction, Veneration of Image.  For information, call Mary, (415) 479-9137.
          United for Life Annual Celebration of Life Dinner, Saturday, March 31st, 5:30 - 9 p.m. at Irish Cultural Center, San Francisco.  Guest Speaker: Rabbi Daniel Lapin. Ticket $40.  For information, call (415) 567-2293.

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From the Valley
          Equipment to give away.  If you know of somebody in need, special amplified phones for the hard of hearing, or geriatric care equipment, i.e. seats in showers, walkers, etc. Contract, (415) 613-2245  
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