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We are aware that many have been greatly impacted by this pandemic. If you have suffered a loss of income and need help with food or other items, please let us know.Β Our parish stands ready to share our blessings with anyone in need!
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March 15, 2020
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here:Β Third Sunday of Lent Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here: Third Sunday of Lent Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
March 8, 2020
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here:Β Second Sunday of Lent Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here: Second Sunday of Lent Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
February 23, 2020
β We had a visiting priest, so we have no homily recording or notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
February 16, 2020
β We had a visiting priest, so we have no homily recording or notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
February 9, 2020
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here:Β February 9th Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here: Fifth Sunday Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
January 26, 2020
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here:Β January 26th Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here: Word of God Sunday Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
January 19, 2020
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here: January 19th Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here:Β 2nd Sunday Ordinary Time Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
December 29, 2019
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here: Holy Family
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here:Β Holy Family Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
Christmas, 2019
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here: Christmas Eve
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here:Β Christmas Eve Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
December 22, 2019
β Listen to Fr. Gerryβs Homily here:Β December 22, 2019
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here:Β 4thΒ Sunday of Advent Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here:Β USCCB
November 24, 2019
β Listen to Fr. Gerry’s Homily here: November 24, 2019
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here: Christ King of the Universe Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
November 17, 2019
β Listen to Fr. Gerry’s Homily here: November 17, 2019
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here: 33rd Sunday Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
October 27, 2019
β Listen here: October 27th Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here:Β 30th Sunday Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
October 20, 2019
β Listen here: October 20th Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here: 29th Sunday Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
September 29, 2019
β Listen here:Β September 29th Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here:Β September 29th Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
September 22, 2019
β Listen here: September 22nd Homily
β Read Fr. Gerryβs notes here:Β September 22nd Homily notes
β Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
August 4, 2019
– Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
(We have visiting priests while Fr. Gerry is away. There will be no HomilyΒ recordings until Fr. Gerry returns the first weekend of September.)
July 28, 2019
– Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
(We have visiting priests while Fr. Gerry is away. There will be no recordings or Homily notes until Fr. Gerry returns the first weekend of September.)
July 21, 2019
– Read Mass Readings here: USCCB
(We have visiting priests while Fr. Gerry is away. There will be no recordings or Homily notes until Fr. Gerry returns the first weekend of September.)
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Thank you for the beautiful decorations at Midnight Mass (my first one ever!). The liturgy and homily were inspiring. And the choir! the musical presentation also fed my spirit. Blessings to all!
Our Christmas Mass schedule is as follows:
Christmas Eve - Wednesday, December 24th
Mass @ 4:30pm
Mass @ Midnight (Carols by the Choir starts at 11:25pm)
Christmas Day - Thursday, December 25th
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