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Volunteers Needed

As we move towards re-opening our churches one of the difficulties for a small parish is finding volunteers.  When we open we are required to have someone on site when the building is open to monitor the situation. The job of the volunteers are to see that the rules are observed: signing people in so…

Church to re-open in June

We are starting Phase 1 of the re-opening plan in June!   See details on what is included and make sure to watch the video on how the process works here

Diocese announces phased re-opening plan

Today Bishop Pates provided details for the diocese’s Phased Re-Opening Plan. In summary, the Plan calls for two Phases: Phase 1Allows for limited sacramental celebrations and private prayer including the following: Baptisms Weddings Funerals Reconciliation Phase 1 limits the number of attendees in the church to no more than 10.  Parishes will not be allowed…

Catholic Youth Conference changed to Virtual Event

Throughout this pandemic, the Lord has asked Franciscan University to make some hard yet faith-filled choices. Today, we regret to inform you that we are cancelling all Main Campus Youth Conferences for Summer. This decision is very disappointing, but prayer, consultation, and prudence confirm that it is the right one. Despite not having in-person conferences…

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6/7/20 Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity (virtual)


Parish Activity – Show Some Love

God so loved the world… and he wants you to love everyone too.  How can we show people outside our immediate family how much God loves them?

Following this week’s God, Family, Friends resource (see link below)…

  • Donate to your local food pantry or to the Catholic Charities Covid-19 Angel Fund.
  • Is there a nursing home near you?  Make colorful posters showing love and hope.  Put them in an envelope labeled “To our Friends in [name of nursing home] and drop them off at the front door.
  • Take a drive, a walk or ride your bikes to a place near the parking lot of a nursing home or a hospital and pray for everyone inside who is sick and for all those who care for them.
  • Take a look around your neighborhood. Is there an older person or couple who might need some help? Ask if you can mow their lawn or do something else for them. (Wear a mask if you knock on their door.)
  • Wear a Mask – nothing shows how much we care for others right now more than wearing a face mask to guard others against droplets you breathe out – even if you don’t think you are sick.
  • Think of something else you can do to show some love to people outside your family.

Tell us how you showed some love this week.  You can also include a picture or video.  We’ll create a video of everyone’s activity to be shown before an upcoming Mass.

Your input will be accepted until Thursday night, 6/11.

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God, Family, Friends resource for families