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Year of the Rosary
The world is very much in need of prayer, therefore Father David has decided that our parishes will celebrate a special "Year of the Rosary". The rosary is a powerful prayer and weapon against evil. So, beginning the first weekend in October (the month of the roasary) through the first weekend of October next year, you are invited to participate in this special Year of the Rosary to battle the evils of the world.
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There are many ways that you can participate. Stay tuned to the bulletin for additional information and opportunites for prayer!
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Attending Worship Services During the Pandemic
First, just as a reminder, if you are sick please do not come to Mass.
Second, if you are a high risk person for covid-19 you might want to consider staying home from Mass until you feel comfortable returning; you still have dispensation to stay home and we still have resources for worship at home available under the Worship At Home link under the News and Events tab.
As we resume please keep the following points in mind:
1) No one is obligated to come to Mass until further notice.
2) Try to keep social distancing as best you can.
3) Some of the pews will be "closed" to help keep social distancing
4) Please wear a mask except for communion time.
5) Please drop envelopes/offerings in the basket as you enter/leave the church.
6) Please use hand sanitizer when you enter and leave the church.
7) Do not gather and converse before or after Mass inside the church.
8) The bathrooms will be open for use.
9) If you would like to use a missalette for Mass, pick one up out of the box by the entrance of the church, then take it home with you and bring the same one back with you for each Mass.
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Today's Readings
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The Catholic Post
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4 days agoOn Ordinary Times l Lucia A. Silecchia Every year, when I flip my calendar to December, thoughts of Christmas overwhelm me with anticipation of the joys to come and the great gift of Christ’s...
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4 days agoIn My Father’s House l Paul Thomas Moore EDITOR’S NOTE: This is Paul Thomas Moore’s last regular column. He will return to the pages of The Catholic Post in the April 2 issue, however. More to come. .
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4 days agoCause of Our Joy l Katie Faley In the Church we tend to forget guardian angels frequently. Except for when we’re little kids and we’re told that we have a constant friend watching out for us in our...
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4 days agoLiving the Word l Sister Sandra Brunenn, OSB Fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare Sunday) l March 19 1 Samuel 16:1b,6-7,10-13a; Psalm 23:1-3a,3b-4,5,6; Ephesians 5:8-14; John 9:1-41 Both the first reading...
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6 days ago“Everyone should be proud of their heritage, but we have better music and better food,” said Rita O’Neil Loyd, who was selected as Irish Mother of the Year for 2023 by the St. Patrick’s Society in...
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