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ALL ARE WELCOME!
LIVESTREAM SERVICES
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTSIn this time of crisis, The Blessed Sacrament Chapel and the church will remain open for prayer and adoration. Please observe physical distancing. DON'T touch the tabernacle. Disinfect your hands and the kneelers when coming and going.
We will be making every effort to communicate with members of our parish family through phone calls, emails, and social media. It would be helpful if you made a habit of checking your email so as not to miss any of these messages.
If you are a registered member of our parish family and are not receiving messages from the parish, it may be because your contact information needs to be updated. Please call the parish office and let us know what contact information we may need to change.
We believe that all are called to be on a spiritual journey and what matters is not where a person is on that journey, but actually being on the journey itself. Therefore, we seek to WELCOME all people regardless of the stage of their spiritual life, their struggles and failures.
Where Do I Start?
By joining us for worship on the weekend:
Saturday at 5pm or
Sunday at 9am or 11:45amWe have Sunday school for children between the two morning Masses. Visit with our RE Coordinator to enroll children & teens. We offer child care for infants thru 4yr olds during Sunday Masses.
Parents with small children also have the option of sitting in the Commons area.
How do I get connected?
You can begin by filling out one of the Newcomer Cards and turning it in at the Welcome Center in the Commons. You will receive a warm welcome and be given the opportunity to become a registered member. We'll even take your picture and publish it in the bulletin.
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A Mission Driven Church
We Worship God in Spirit and Truth
We Serve God in the Poor & Needy
We Share His Good News Near and Far
We Love Others as God Loves Us
WE HAVE A VISIONWe are becoming a catholic community of faith to which all are welcome to be friends with each other, with Christ, and with the least of his brothers and sisters; becoming holy as God is holy.
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Reading I Jon 3:1-10Responsorial Psalm 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19Gospel Lk 11:29-32
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