Dear
Parishioners and Friends,
Happy
and blessed Father’s Day to all our fathers!
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In
answer to this tendency, the Pope says, “The first need, then, is precisely this: that a father be present in the family. That he be close to his
wife, to share everything, joy and sorrow, hope and hardship. And that he be
close to his children as they grow … The Church, our mother, is
committed to supporting with all her strength the good and generous presence of
fathers in families.”
There is an attempt in our society to redefine
marriage which would eliminate the essential quality of marriage as a
relationship of complementary sexes and thus make marriage “genderless.” Marriage
is unique for the reason of binding both mother and father to their own
children in an exclusive and permanent bond of love. Marriage assures that children
grow up with their mother and father. We need both and we thank our
fathers for all they mean to us.
In
Christ,
Msgr.
Baker
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