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The Best Years Group
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The Best Years Group welcomes adults who are 55 years of age or older without regard to religious affiliation, sex, racial or ethnic heritage, or place of residence. Members may be single, married, divorced, widows, widowers, or religious. Spouses who are less than 55 years of age may be members. Dues are $5 per member per year.
The Best Years Group was formed to bring adults together to share activities and interests and to keep members informed of current events pertaining to citizens within our age range. The group addresses the needs of the whole person in body, mind, and spirit! Our activities focus on "Friendship, Communication, and Service." They encompass spirituality, recreation and social programs, health and welfare, education, culture, and service to the Church and community (48,480 volunteer hours from 2007 — August 2019).
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Fellowship and service
In normal non-COVID times, wee meet on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM from September to June. The agendas include business matters, speakers, refreshments, pot-luck suppers, and recreational activities. Planned activities include Mass and breakfast, lunches, plays, baseball games, tours, bus trips, picnics, seasonal revelry, and volunteer service.
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Annual plan and board members
Our yearly schedule of events and list of board members will be available when things get back to normal after COVID-19! May God bless you and keep you safe.
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For more information
Bert Tromble, President
410-861-6532
coachtrom@comcast.net
John Johnson, Vice President
410-526-6455
johnson46jjj@comcast.net
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Couples for Christ
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Couples for Christ (CFC) is a movement intended for the renewal and strengthening of Christian family life. The members have committed themselves to the Lord and to one another so that they may grow in maturity as men and women of God and fulfill their primary vocation of raising families under the lordship of Jesus Christ and for the service of the Kingdom of the God. CFC has renewal programs that reach out to different members of the family:- Kids for Christ — for children of CFC members ages 4-11
- Youth for Christ — for children of CFC members and non-CFC members ages 12-21
- Singles for Christ — for single men and women ages 22-40
- Handmaids of the Lord — for widows, mature single women, divorced women, and single mothers
- Servants of the Lord — for widowers, mature single men, divorced men, and single fathers
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Christian Life Program
We are Christian couples and established Christian families committed to the work of evangelization, winning the world for Christ, and Total Human Liberation through the power of the Holy Spirit. Individuals who are interested are asked to attend Christian Life Program (CLP) consisting of talks about:-
Basic Church Doctrine
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How one can live an authentic Christian life
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The Holy Spirit's role in our lives
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Ministry links
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For more information
Renato Cuizon
410-241-5487
cuizonrm919@gmail.comSharon Lee Aguirre
443-722-4094
aguirre_sharonlee@yahoo.comMariciel Sacay
443-703-8896
gk777_05@yahoo.com
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Family Fellowship
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Family Fellowship at Sacred Heart is a dynamic ministry that provides our parishioners the opportunity to come together with their children to express their faith and celebrate family. Our activities include:
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Open gym nights
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Halloween trick-or-treat and dance
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St. Patrick's Day party
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Children's Stations of the Cross
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Mardi Gras pancake supper
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Christmas movie party
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In addition to the fun and games, guest speakers inform and enrich our parents, giving them information on topics ranging from technology awareness to managing the stress of being a mother. Childcare is provided for those events geared toward parents, and it is more than babysitting as the children learn about Saints and do arts and crafts that correspond to the liturgical calendar. The activities offered are featured at varying times and dates, and they are designed to give families with children of all ages an opportunity to participate.
All Family Fellowship activities (with the exception of the Halloween trick or treat dance) are offered at no cost, and they are run by a team of volunteers. If you are interested in joining the committee, please contact us!
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Calendar of activities
We'll have our newest list of Family Fellowship dates and activities available once things settle down with COVID-19!
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Learn more and get involved
Michele Hunter
410-833-1696
mhunter@shgparish.org
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Legion of Mary
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The Legion of Mary is a lay Catholic association whose members are giving service to the Church, on a voluntary basis, all over the world. It was founded in Dublin, Ireland on September 7, 1921 by Frank Duff. At present, it has about 10 million members in over 191 countries. The official handbook of the Legion has been published in at least 50 languages.
At Sacred Heart, we have two groups. In normal non-COVID times, the Spanish group meets every Sunday at 11:00 AM in Room 105. The English group meets every Saturday at 9:00 AM in Room 105.
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Q: What is the purpose of the Legion of Mary?
A: The primary purpose is to lead people to Jesus Christ so they can benefit from the love and mercy of God. Specifically, the Legion of Mary seeks to lead the people we encounter in our works to a greater knowledge and faith in God and to increase the faith and holiness of our own members through prayer and service to Our Lord.
Q: Who is eligible to join?
A: The Legion of Mary is open to all Catholics in good standing with a desire to serve Our Lord Jesus Christ through the intercession of his Blessed Mother Mary. Catholics 18 years of age or older can join adult praesidia, whereas Catholics younger than 18 years of age can join junior Legion of Mary praesidia. Catholics interested in joining the Legion will start with a three or six month probationary period before taking their Legionary Promise to become Legion members.
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For more information
Augustine Takyi (English)
aukota@yahoo.comRoxana Taylor (Spanish)
443-769-7547
urias.est@hotmail.com
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Life in the Spirit
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The Life in the Spirit Prayer Group offers a weekly opportunity to praise and worship God. The focus is on the work of a personal relationship with Jesus. Our prayer takes the form of joyful songs, personal praise, relating times when Jesus was obviously present in our lives, and a period of listening to what God has for us to hear.
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- A charismatic Healing Mass is celebrated on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM in the Little Church. The priest has a Healing Prayer at 7:00 PM.
- Meetings are open to all who wish to pray in this manner and are held on the other Wednesdays in Room 103 (in normal non-COVID times). They begin with individual prayer at 7:00 PM, a prayer meeting at 7:30 PM, and teachings follow at 8:30 PM.
- During COVID, we are meeting virtually on Zoom from 7:15 ‒ 8:45 PM each Wednesday.
You're invited to join the group to learn how the Holy Spirit can become a greater part of your life!
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For more information
Shirlee Price
410-484-4660
shirleeprice@gmail.com
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Sodality
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The purpose of Sacred Heart Sodality is to foster devotion to Mary, the Mother of Christ. In normal non-COVID times, we meet on the third Friday of each month (from September to May) for 9:00 AM Mass in the Little Church followed by our meeting in Room 105, beginning with recitation of the Rosary.
Members of the Sodality are active in many other aspects of parish life. They are Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, Greeters, and members of Liturgy Committee, Best Years, and Catholic Scripture Study. Membership is now about 30 and is open to all women who want to join!
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Service and activities
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The Sodality provides the Baptismal bibs for all babies baptized at Sacred Heart.
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When requested, we lead the Rosary at wake services.
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At Christmas time, we select an organization or group to help where needed.
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During the year, our main fundraiser is the St. Patrick's Day Card Party and Luncheon.
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We also have a "Tea" in May. Proceeds from these events support our various projects within and beyond our parish boundaries.
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For more information
Theresa Eyler
410-215-9959
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