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Parish Mission and Vision
The Parish Leadership Team was formed about 12 years ago with the directive from the Pastor to discern the identity of the parish at that time (mission), develop a vision for the future that aligned with the diocese and the Church, and establish plans to help direct the parish in achieving that vision. And over […]
Eucharistic Procession and Parish Picnic
On Sunday 1/7/2024 there will be an Eucharistic Procession immediately following the 11:30am Mass. Our procession will be around the neighborhood of Blessed Sacrament Church. After the procession, there will be a brief benediction. Following the procession, our Parish will host a picnic, either outside in the ball field or in Parish Center, depending on […]
Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God
Monday, January 1, is the Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God. This year, theobligation to attend Mass on this date is abrogated, in accord with the complementary normto canon 1246 §2 confirmed for the dioceses of the United States of America. (USCCB) Mass for this Solemnity will be held at 8:00am.
Christmas Mass Times
Christmas Eve: Christmas Day: Have a Merry and Blessed Christmas!
Catholic Ministry Appeal
There is still time to join the Catholic Ministry Appeal so that our parish light will shine brightly… bright enough to attract those seeking salvation. We are all part of the family by the blood of Christ, who drew all things to himself. God treasures even the most minor acts of love. You can use the QR code here […]
Catholic Ministry Appeal Update
Jesus gives us signs at certain times when we need a moment to pause and know that He is God. One way He is showing Himself in our parish community is through the invitation to contribute to the Catholic Ministry Appeal.
Catholic Ministry Appeal
Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness. Your gift to the Catholic Ministry Appeal is the light that someone needs. so let your light shine. #catholicministryappeal
Fr. Rick’s Two Minute Homily for Saturday, 21st Week in Ordinary Time
September 2, 2023, Matthew 25:14-30 https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/090223.cfm What the Master Sees. Sometimes, I visit people in the hospital who are in tremendous pain. Themorphine barely takes off the edge of their misery. Yet, behind the tears intheir eyes is peace. I experienced peace as soon as I walked into the room.Maybe they don’t recognize how united […]
Fr. Rick’s Two Minute Homily for Friday, 18th Week in Ordinary Time
August 11, 2023, Matthew 17:24-28 https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/081223.cfm The sacrament of the sick is a powerful encounter with Jesus in areas wesuffer the greatest. Surgery carries its complications and difficulties. It candisrupt our lives, such as losing work and the ability to do the simplestthings for ourselves. Over time it can cause a lot of frustration, anger, and […]