Seton Social Media – Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church

3 days ago

Happy Father's Day to all the fathers and father figures who love, guide, and support us. May God bless them as they guide their families in faith, reflecting the love of our Heavenly Father. We also remember and appreciate our spiritual fathers, our priests. Thank them and pray for them dai#setonabsecons#setonabseconpraysp#dioceseofcamdena#camdendioceseocese ... See MoreSee Less

4 days ago

"The Nicene Creed begins with an affirmation of the belief in one God. This one act of faith in the one God is then further expanded to the three distinct persons who are this one God: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit."On #TrinitySunday, we actively ponder the mystery of God! See Father Jason Rocks' column in the Catholic Star Herald and here: catholicstarherald.org/this-trinity-sunday-actively-ponder-the-mystery-of-god/Father Rocks is chancellor for the Diocese and pastor of Holy Eucharist Parish.Holy Eucharist Cherry Hill ... See MoreSee Less

4 days ago

The Clergy Corner as taken from the 6/15/25 bulletin:In John 16:12-15, Jesus speaks to His disciples about the coming of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the Spirit's role as a guide to truth. This passage is profound in its implications for understanding the relationship between the Holy Trinity and the unfolding of divine revelation. Jesus acknowledges that His disciples are not yet ready to receive all the teachings He wishes to impart, indicating the gradual nature of spiritual growth. The promise of the Holy Spirit as the "Spirit of truth" highlights the continuity of divine guidance. It reassures the disciples that they will not be left alone to navigate their faith; instead, the Spirit will lead them, reminding them of Jesus' teachings and revealing new truths. This notion of progressive revelation is crucial in Catholic theology, as it underscores the belief that God continues to communicate with humanity through the Church and the Scriptures. Moreover, the passage emphasizes the unity of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit does not speak on His own authority but communicates what He hears from Jesus, reflecting the deep interconnectedness of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This intimate relationship invites the faithful to trust in the guidance of the Spirit in their own lives, fostering a deeper understanding of God's will. In a contemporary context, this message is particularly relevant. As believers face uncertainties and challenges, the assurance of the Holy Spirit's presence provides comfort and direction. The call to listen for the Spirit’s guidance encourages Catholics to engage in prayer and reflection, cultivating an openness to the truth that God reveals. Ultimately, this passage serves as a reminder of the ever-present help of the Holy Spirit in the journey of faith, guiding us toward a fuller understanding of God's love and truth. -Deacon Rich#setonabsecon #setonabseconcorner #clergycorner #southjerseycatholics #dioceseofcamden #camdendiocese ... See MoreSee Less

5 days ago

“Actions speak louder than words; let your words teach, and your actions speak.” - #StAnthony “Almighty ever-living God, who gave Saint Anthony of Padua to your people as an outstanding preacher and an intercessor in their need, grant that, with his assistance, as we follow the teachings of the Christian life, we may know your help in every trial. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever.”#SaintAnthonyOfPadua, Doctor of the Church, patron saint of lost things, #prayforus! #feastday ... See MoreSee Less