Through the intercession of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, the patroness of the United States of America, may peace reign in our nation, especially during this election season.

Mass times at St Mary, Saturday 5pm & 7pm (Spanish) Sunday 8am, 10am, 5pm.
110 Saint Mary Ave SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL
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Through the intercession of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, the patroness of the United States of America, may peace reign in our nation, especially during this election season.

Mass times at St Mary, Saturday 5pm & 7pm (Spanish) Sunday 8am, 10am, 5pm. 
110 Saint Mary Ave SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the noise and busyness of life? St. Benedict of Nursia, a monk who lived in 6th century Italy, understood that struggle! Today is his feast day. His life offers a powerful example for us all, even in our busy world. He sought a simpler life focused on prayer, community, and balance.

Here's how his life can inspire us:
--Seeking Stability: In a world of constant change, St. Benedict's emphasis on a structured daily routine can bring peace and focus.
--The Power of Community: St. Benedict valued living and working together in harmony. His message of hospitality and service to others is a reminder of the importance of strong communities.
--Balance is Key: Prayer, work, and rest were all central to St. Benedict's way of life. His "Rule of Life" encourages us to find balance in our own lives.
How can we incorporate these ideas into our own lives?

--Create a routine: Set aside dedicated times for prayer, work, and relaxation.
--Nurture your community: Spend quality time with loved ones and reach out to those in need.
--Practice mindfulness: Take time to reflect and appreciate the present moment.
St. Benedict's message is timeless. By following his example, we can find greater peace, purpose, and connection in our own lives. What small changes can you make today to create more balance and stability in your own life?

#StBenedict #Monasticism #Faith #Community
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Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the noise and busyness of life?  St. Benedict of Nursia, a monk who lived in 6th century Italy, understood that struggle!  Today is his feast day.  His life offers a powerful example for us all, even in our busy world. He sought a simpler life focused on prayer, community, and balance.

Heres how his life can inspire us:
--Seeking Stability: In a world of constant change, St. Benedicts emphasis on a structured daily routine can bring peace and focus.
--The Power of Community: St. Benedict valued living and working together in harmony. His message of hospitality and service to others is a reminder of the importance of strong communities.
--Balance is Key: Prayer, work, and rest were all central to St. Benedicts way of life. His Rule of Life encourages us to find balance in our own lives.
How can we incorporate these ideas into our own lives?

--Create a routine: Set aside dedicated times for prayer, work, and relaxation.
--Nurture your community: Spend quality time with loved ones and reach out to those in need.
--Practice mindfulness: Take time to reflect and appreciate the present moment.
St. Benedicts message is timeless. By following his example, we can find greater peace, purpose, and connection in our own lives.  What small changes can you make today to create more balance and stability in your own life?

#StBenedict #Monasticism #Faith #Community

Looking for a Sunday Evening Mass? We are here for you. Mass is at 5pm Every Sunday evening at 110 Saint Mary Ave SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 in English.

¿Busca una misa el domingo por la tarde? Estamos aquí para ti. La misa es a las 5 p. m. Todos los domingos por la noche en 110 Saint Mary Ave SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548, en inglés.
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Looking for a Sunday Evening Mass? We are here for you. Mass is at 5pm Every Sunday evening at 110 Saint Mary Ave SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 in English.

¿Busca una misa el domingo por la tarde? Estamos aquí para ti. La misa es a las 5 p. m. Todos los domingos por la noche en 110 Saint Mary Ave SW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548, en inglés.

Today is World Chocolate day! And we love ourselves some good dark chocolate. But also did you know that all Masses will be back in our repaired church building this weekend? Mass times are: Saturday 5pm, 7pm (Spanish) Sunday: 8am, 10am, 5pm. We will see you in church! 110 Saint Mary Avenue SW Fort Walton Beach Fl, 32548. saintmary.life ... See MoreSee Less

Today is World Chocolate day! And we love ourselves some good dark chocolate. But also did you know that all Masses will be back in our repaired church building this weekend? Mass times are: Saturday 5pm, 7pm (Spanish) Sunday: 8am, 10am, 5pm.  We will see you in church!  110 Saint Mary Avenue SW Fort Walton Beach Fl, 32548. saintmary.life

All Masses will be back in our repaired church building this weekend at 110 Saint Mary Avenue SW Fort Walton Beach Fl, 32548. We will see you in church! ... See MoreSee Less

All Masses will be back in our repaired church building this weekend at 110 Saint Mary Avenue SW Fort Walton Beach Fl, 32548. We will see you in church!
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