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St. Cyril of Alexandria's Website.
We invite you to join us for any and all parish gatherings, especially the Eucharist. If you choose to do so, the very first thing we want to communicate is simple: Relax. Even if you've never been in a Catholic church, or for that matter any church before, you'll have no worries about being singled out. We want you to be able to experience a Mass with uplifting music, practical homilies, and an enjoyable atmosphere. What you learn on the weekend about being a disciple of Jesus, you will be able to use during the week.
Wear what's comfortable, we are more concerned with helping you deal with real life than with what you wear. So, dress casually and you'll fit right in. Also, the offering at St. Cyril's is for those who are a regular part of the community. Instead of wanting you to give something, we want you to get something!
If you are new around these parts, or if it's been a long time since you've been to church, St. Cyril's has you in mind! There's already enough you have to think about when you're visiting a church for the first time.
Since we have eight Masses a weekend, and since they are all very different, you might want to check out the Mass schedule, which also gives you a brief description of the musical style and language of each service. You will find these descriptions under the above menu entitled "The Basics."
We hope that getting some of this stuff out of the way not only encourages you to join us for church, but also helps you to connect with the hope and encouragement that God has for you.
Contrary to the popular understanding, the natural sciences are not morally neutral. Not only do the findings of science have moral implications, the actual work of scientific research presupposes that the researcher himself is a man of virtue. When scientific research is divorced from, or worse opposed to, the life of virtue it is not simply the research or the researcher that suffers but the whole human family.
An amazing admission from Professor Richard Lewontin, a geneticist (and self-proclaimed Marxist),who is certainly one of the world’s leaders in evolutionary biology. He wrote this very revealing comment. It illustrates the implicit philosophical bias against God's role in creation—regardless of whether or not the facts support it.
People are sometimes surprised to hear that the wrongness of destroying a human embryo does not ultimately depend on when that embryo might become a person, or when he or she might receive a soul from God.....Human embryos are already beings that are human (not zebra or plant), and are, in fact, the newest and most recent additions to the human family.
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