Come to celebrate the patron of our parish. Mass at 8:30am Breakfast Potluck afterwards.

This Lent, return home to the Father’s house. Register today and join us on March 5, the first Saturday of Lent, for this free virtual event hosted by Dr. Tim Gray and featuring trusted scholars from the Augustine Institute. These talks will help you delve into the riches of the Scriptures and more fruitfully embark upon your Lenten journey. Register at: https://bibleconference.augustineinstitute.org/

Maybe you are wondering about the results of the Archdiocesan Capital Campaign... Here is a link for you. The story begins on page 3 and continues on page 7.

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Click on the above document to check out the 20 Meaningful Things YOU can do for Lent this year!

This document is intended to provide concise answers to some of those ethical questions as well as links to more in-depth resources.

MORAL CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE NEW COVID-19 VACCINES Chairmen of the Committee on Doctrine and the Committee on Pro-Life Activities United States Conference of Catholic Bishops

Please let us know if you would like to receive communion. So that we can contact you and arrange that. For the visit, the Eucharistic minister will be using a mask and taking safety precautions. You are welcome to receive communion at the porch of your home if choose to do so.

The dispensation from Sunday Mass continues... However, Catholics are still obliged to keep holy the Lord’s Day. Families who choose not to attend Mass should conduct a Liturgy of the Word in the home. If those in good health are attending other large social gatherings, they should also be participating at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on Sundays.

Safety Protocols for Resuming Public Worship in Midst of Ongoing Pandemic