The Hispanic Community invites you to celebrate the Immaculate Conception, "Night of Lights”!
Saturday, December 7th at 5:00 pm on the basketball court at SEAS! Please bring a candle in a glass.
La Comunidad Hispana te invita a celebrar La Imaculada Concepción “Noche de las Velitas”! Sábado, Diciembre 7 @ 5:00 pm SEAS Cancha de Basketball! Traer una vela en vidrio!
Welcome Back!
As the new school year begins this week and next, Bishop Erik Pohlmeier has a special message for all students, parents, faculty and administrators.
The Rosary Cenacle is in response to Our Lady's call that was made in her messages to Fr. Gobbi. In this ministry we say the fifteen decades of the rosary, pray for the Holy Father and his intentions, for priests, to end abortion, and for world peace. We then entrust ourselves in a special way to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, an example for all and a model of holiness.
Being a faithful follower of Jesus Christ can be hard, especially when you don't have community and support. It's hard to find people who share your values and want to grow in their faith. Discipleship groups pray together, talk about life, and serve along side each other. Discipleship Groups are a powerful way to see your faith as more than just a class.
Discipleship Group meets Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30! Bring your Bible & a journal (and contact Mr. Jeremy if you don't have one!)
The Divine Mercy Cenacle is a devotion including sacred scripture and catechism. The Cenalce is divided into two groups, one serving the Spanish-speaking members and the other features English as the prevailing language. Contact: Margarita Serrano, 386-445-2246, [email protected]
Our mission is to bring and share God’s Word. The three scripture passages for the upcoming Sunday are read aloud and then silently. Participants share a word or phrase that stood out for them and a brief discussion follows. This is not a study group, but a sharing of the Good News with fellow parishioners of how God continues to speak to us today through scripture. Contact: Pat Eccleston, 386-445-2246, [email protected]
Join us on the sidewalk in front of the church the first Friday of each month from 4-5 pm to show support for the mothers and our opposition to abortion. Signs will be provided.
If you look at the lyrics of many popular secular Christmas songs, you will discover that they are actually about getting ready for and waiting for Christmas!
Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus instructs the crowd to sit on the ground. Taking the seven loaves and a few fish, he makes a meal that satisfies the enormous crowd.
Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus instructs the crowd to sit on the ground. Taking the seven loaves and a few fish, he makes a meal that satisfies the enormous crowd.
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