Comments for Church of the Madalene http://madalenetulsa.org A Roman Catholic community of faith serving the Lord in word and deed. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 05:54:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on September 28 Bulletin by Teresa Black :) http://madalenetulsa.org/2008/09/16/bulletin-for-september-7-2008/#comment-85 Teresa Black :) Wed, 24 Sep 2008 14:17:22 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/?p=193#comment-85 So glad to see our website back up and running!! Thanks for all your hardwork! What can we do to get the "H" back on our sign on Harvard? Let me know if there is anything I can do to help in this regard. So glad to see our website back up and running!! Thanks for all your hardwork! What can we do to get the “H” back on our sign on Harvard? Let me know if there is anything I can do to help in this regard.

]]> Comment on September 28 Bulletin by patty streets http://madalenetulsa.org/2008/09/16/bulletin-for-september-7-2008/#comment-64 patty streets Wed, 17 Sep 2008 00:44:47 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/?p=193#comment-64 i missed having this website. thanks for the hard work in getting it back up. i missed having this website. thanks for the hard work in getting it back up.

]]> Comment on September 28 Bulletin by beckyw http://madalenetulsa.org/2008/09/16/bulletin-for-september-7-2008/#comment-63 beckyw Tue, 16 Sep 2008 21:26:40 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/?p=193#comment-63 We are working to get the Madalene web site up-to-date. Your suggestions will be appreciated! Tell us what you would like to see on this page. We are working to get the Madalene web site up-to-date. Your suggestions will be appreciated! Tell us what you would like to see on this page.

]]> Comment on How to Become Catholic by Ninon Estinto http://madalenetulsa.org/parish-community/how-to-become-catholic/#comment-43 Ninon Estinto Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:37:03 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/how-to-become-catholic/#comment-43 Thank you, this information was very clear and to the point. I was brought up in the Episcopal church, but have considered becoming Catholic for years without really knowing the specifics. All of my favorite authors (often saints) were Catholic and the Protestant church doesn't often have that backround or inclination. That plus the recent secularization of some churches is disturbing. Thank you, this information was very clear and to the point. I was brought up in the Episcopal church, but have considered becoming Catholic for years without really knowing the specifics. All of my favorite authors (often saints) were Catholic and the Protestant church doesn’t often have that backround or inclination. That plus the recent secularization of some churches is disturbing.

]]> Comment on Parish Community by Terri Hastings http://madalenetulsa.org/parish-community/#comment-22 Terri Hastings Mon, 19 Mar 2007 03:28:16 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/parish-community/#comment-22 Hello. Maybe I am just missing it, but how do I sign-up for directory pictures online? Sorry to need help. If I can't figgure it out, I will sign-up low-tech next Sunday. Hello. Maybe I am just missing it, but how do I sign-up for directory pictures online? Sorry to need help. If I can’t figgure it out, I will sign-up low-tech next Sunday.

]]> Comment on Parish Community by Becky West http://madalenetulsa.org/parish-community/#comment-21 Becky West Mon, 05 Mar 2007 00:35:23 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/parish-community/#comment-21 No Starbooks this year has been scheduled. No Starbooks this year has been scheduled.

]]> Comment on Parish Community by Debbie Taron Carlile http://madalenetulsa.org/parish-community/#comment-20 Debbie Taron Carlile Wed, 28 Feb 2007 17:12:28 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/parish-community/#comment-20 Women of the Madalene - Thank you so much for the wonderful food you provided after the funeral for Bob Witcher. The food was truly delicious but enabling our large family to come together and share a meal and spend time reminiscing about Bob and his life was priceless. Theresa is blessed to have such a caring parish family in her life, especially right now. Thank you again for your caring nature and gracious hospitality. God will surely bless you all for your unselfish care. God's blessings, Debbie Taron Carlile Women of the Madalene -
Thank you so much for the wonderful food you provided after the funeral for Bob Witcher. The food was truly delicious but enabling our large family to come together and share a meal and spend time reminiscing about Bob and his life was priceless. Theresa is blessed to have such a caring parish family in her life, especially right now.

Thank you again for your caring nature and gracious hospitality.

God will surely bless you all for your unselfish care.

God’s blessings,
Debbie Taron Carlile

]]> Comment on Holy Day of Obligation: Immaculate Conception by Linda Jackson http://madalenetulsa.org/2006/11/29/holy-day-of-obligation-immaculate-conception/#comment-7 Linda Jackson Thu, 01 Feb 2007 23:17:00 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/?p=8#comment-7 Is there a way to access prior week's bulletins so those who missed coming to Madalene during the recent ice storms or were sick can read them? The new website format is very nice and informative. Thank you. Is there a way to access prior week’s bulletins so those who missed coming to Madalene during the recent ice storms or were sick can read them?

The new website format is very nice and informative.

Thank you.

]]> Comment on The newly designed Madalene Web site. by tim crawford http://madalenetulsa.org/2006/11/17/the-newly-designed-madalene-web-site/#comment-5 tim crawford Wed, 03 Jan 2007 05:30:11 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/?p=3#comment-5 excellent job on the web site. i especially like that you included the rss feeds - they make the difference between a nice looking web site and one that's nice looking and really functional. excellent job on the web site. i especially like that you included the rss feeds - they make the difference between a nice looking web site and one that’s nice looking and really functional.

]]> Comment on “Merry Christmas!” “You’re welcome!” by Brett http://madalenetulsa.org/2006/12/11/%e2%80%9cmerry-christmas%e2%80%9d-%e2%80%9cyou%e2%80%99re-welcome%e2%80%9d/#comment-10 Brett Wed, 20 Dec 2006 22:14:32 +0000 http://madalenetulsa.org/?p=13#comment-10 Brian, You've used words like, "may be true" and stated, "whether or not the Catholic Church started Christmas"; but the historical fact is, the Catholic Church did start Christmas. As for "taking credit", we're not taking it---we've earned it. And as you've pointed out, Jesus is the reason for the season, but taking account of the historical facts behind the holiday doesn't detract from the significance of the birth of Jesus Christ--no matter how inconvenient those historical facts are for some of us. We are honored that you choose to celebrate Christ's Mass with us on December 25th. I would hope that as a Protestant, you would look to the Catholic Church as your alma mater (This literally translates as “nourishing mother” and, in this case, is very descriptive.) the same way a catholic might look on the Jewish faith as the patriarch of our combined Judeo-Christian tradition. Differences aside, it sounds like we will both be keeping Jesus in our hearts and on our minds this Christmas season and that’s a very good thing. Merry Christmas Brian, and God Bless Brian,

You’ve used words like, “may be true” and stated, “whether or not the Catholic Church started Christmas”; but the historical fact is, the Catholic Church did start Christmas. As for “taking credit”, we’re not taking it—we’ve earned it. And as you’ve pointed out, Jesus is the reason for the season, but taking account of the historical facts behind the holiday doesn’t detract from the significance of the birth of Jesus Christ–no matter how inconvenient those historical facts are for some of us.

We are honored that you choose to celebrate Christ’s Mass with us on December 25th. I would hope that as a Protestant, you would look to the Catholic Church as your alma mater (This literally translates as “nourishing mother” and, in this case, is very descriptive.) the same way a catholic might look on the Jewish faith as the patriarch of our combined Judeo-Christian tradition.

Differences aside, it sounds like we will both be keeping Jesus in our hearts and on our minds this Christmas season and that’s a very good thing.

Merry Christmas Brian, and God Bless

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