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Suggested Prayers
Prayer of Consecration to Immaculate Heart of Mary
Peace prayer Feb 2022
New Parish Prayer – (Advent 2021)
Parish Prayer for Healing (full prayer text)
Pocket Prayer of Commitment
Praying through Scripture
Lectio Divina Explained
Read our Modern Day Parables:
When Love Was Born — December 28th reflection
A Humble Transformation — December 21st reflection
What Should I do? — December 14th reflection
Which Way Shall We Go? — December 7th reflection
See the Signs — November 30th reflection
Equestrian Queen — November 23rd reflection
Skies of Gold — November 16th reflection
Giving Your Two Cents Worth — November 9th reflection
Doing Stinky Jobs With Love — November 2nd reflection
I Want to See Beauty — October 26th reflection
Places of Honor — October 19th reflection
Truth Commandments — October 12th reflection
Child’s Play — October 5th reflection
Being Better Off — September 28th reflection
The Journey with Dad — September 21st reflection
Watercooler Joe — September 14th reflection
It Happened in the Streets — September 7th reflection
Tradition Turned Over — August 31st reflection
Asking Too Much — August 24th reflection
You Can Take it With You — August 17th reflection
Bread Day! — August 10th reflection
Telling Stories — August 3rd reflection
Patsy’s Packages — July 20th reflection
Two for the Road — July 13th reflection
In My Own — July 6th reflection
Not Giving Up on You — June 29th reflection
Waiting in the Wings — June 22nd reflection
Feed the Future — June 15th reflection
Living in Hope — June 8th reflection
Never Alone — June 1st reflection
Pieces of Peace — May 25th reflection
Alive & Well — May 18th reflection
Love Remains — May 11th reflection
The Flow of Energy — May 4th reflection
Keeper of the Streets — April 27th reflection
Hands & Feet — April 20th reflection
What Happened??? — April 13th reflection
(No Modern Day Parable for Easter)
My Turn — March 30th reflection
Ella’s New Life — March 23rd reflection
Old Mixed With New — March 16th reflection
It Doesn’t Have to Be the Same — March 9th reflection
To Be Dazzling White — March 2nd reflection
Desert Quarantine — February 23rd reflection
To Be Free & Clean — February 16th reflection (1)
To Be the Queen — February 16th reflection (2)
Taken Away — February 9th reflection
The Other Side — February 2nd reflection
You Have A Place — January 26th reflection
Mallory’s New Title — January 19th reflection
A Mighty Moment — January 12th reflection
The Sisters Journey — January 5th reflection
The Family Inquisition — December 15th reflection
Pandemic Christmas Dinner — December 8th reflection
Be Watchful! — December 1st reflection
Multiply the Good — November 17th reflection
Waiting With Wisdom — November 10th reflection
Be the Shining Star — November 3rd reflection
Love What You Do — October 27th reflection
No Right Answer Here — October 20th reflection
A Wedding Banquet Fit for a Princess — October 13th reflection
When Pride Gets in the Way — October 6th reflection
Going is Only the First Step — September 29th reflection
Hierarchy for Help— September 22nd reflection
How Many Times? — September 15th reflection
Just Like Grandma Used to Say — September 8th reflection
Think of it This Way — September 1st reflection
Rumor Has It — August 25th reflection
Try, Try, and Try Again — August 18th reflection
Keeping Fear in Check — August 11th reflection
Goodness A-Plenty — August 4th reflection
Carry It With You — July 28th reflection
The Meaning of It All — July 21st reflection
Bits & Pieces — July 14th reflection
Seeing What is Possible — July 7th reflection
Love is the Reward — June 30th reflection
The Broken Sparrow — June 23rd reflection
The King’s Gift — June 16th reflection
Daughter/Wife/Mother in One — June 9th reflection
Receive the Gift — June 1st reflection
You Are Needed Now — May 26th reflection
Going Out into the World — May 19th reflection
My Dwelling Place — May 12th reflection
The Shepherd’s Voice — May 5th reflection
The Walk To Emmaus Today — April 28th reflection
The Upper Room — April 21st reflection
Catholic counselor Rachael Isaac has some tips for cultivating gratitude while effectively dealing with life’s struggles. “One of the common misconceptions that I come across is, ‘Oh, I should just be grateful,’ meaning I should just be grateful and ignore my struggles,” Isaac says. “But gratitude is not meant to invalidate our struggles. It’s a way to help us gain a better perspective on them.” ... See MoreSee Less
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Our next Baptism Preparation Class will be held Sunday, February 9th @ 9:15am in the FLC St. Michael the Archangel Room located on the right hand side of the building. This class is for all parents looking to have a child baptized in the next three months. Please call LeighAnn in the church office, 601-992-9547, to register for this class. ... See MoreSee Less
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Highlights from last Wednesday. Thank you to the Bigdeal Youthgroup volunteers for pouring so much in to our youth!
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Catholics around the world have a lot of different ways of celebrating Epiphany on January 6. Catholics can receive a special home blessing on or around Epiphany, which can be performed by an adult member of the household or a priest. Many parishes will distribute blessed chalk so you can write this inscription above the door of your home: 20 + C + M + B + 25. ... See MoreSee Less
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