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Sat.-Sun., Nov. 26-27. First Sunday of Advent
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Bulletin highlights
- Mass times
- Parish staff and contacts
- Pastoral Council
- Fr. Tom's Message
- Getting ready for the holidays
- Monthly coffee shop
- CYC BASKETBALL TIME!
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On this website...
- NEW: Faith formation classes
- Advent preparation
- Catholic Social Teaching (Racism)
- Respect life
- Pastoral council
- Youth activity
- The Bell Tower
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Mass livestreamed, 4:00 PM Saturday
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We realize that with age, weather, pandemic,, and compromised immune systems you can join the worshipping community of Blessed Sacrament through livestreaming. This is such a great ministry for parishioners to stay connected when in-person isn't possible. To participate at Mass, please click the red LIVE button.
We are are thankful - very thankful - for this life in our God. Let us give thanks together as a parish family.
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Blessed Sacrament is Community! All are welcome.
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Grade 2Two students are being prepared for First Reconciliation through home study and coordination with the regular program. FirstReconciliation will take place shortly before Christmas.
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Grades 2-6Since this is our last gathering before Advent, Grades 2-6 will be working together this Sunday to create Advent wreaths as they discuss the importance of this special season.
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Grades 7-8Great job last week with the cookies and soup for the Mustard Seed! This was a nice example of "faith in action."
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This Sunday, November 20, we will discuss the Solemnity of Christ the King as the final Sunday of the liturgical year and outline the purpose of the Sacraments. Would you like to bring a friend? All are welcome.
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Grades 9-10Last Sunday we discussed the role of "Ego" in decision making, focusingon aligning the ego ("I") with our deep conscience where we find God. We also spoke of an "open agenda" for next Sunday so we can answer students questions and prepare for Advent.
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This Sunday, November 20, we will consider questions submitted by students. We will also do some planning for Advent - What can we do to help and support others during this special time?
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ConfirmationThe Confirmation Class will not meet this Sunday but will be going to The Mustard Seed on the 22nd as an important component of their preparation. FAITH IN ACTION.
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Tuesdays during AdventOnTuesdays of Advent, we will celebrate and pray as follows:
- Noon: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament (will remain exposed throughout the day)
- 2:00 PM: Commonprayer of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy
- 4:00 PM: Common prayer of the Rosary
- 6:00 PM: Liturgy of the Word from Sacred Scripture and Church Fathers
- 7:00 PM: Solemn, sung evening prayer, Benediction and Reposition of the Blessed Sacrament
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Coming soon: Advent reflections for adults
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Online for the third consecutive year. No meetings. No conflicts with the weather. Time for a little music, prayer, reflection within your own time frame.
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During Advent 2020 and 2021, forty (40) participants enjoyed this convenient and reflective experience led by Romeo Marquis, Director of Faith Formation.
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There is no charge for this experience, but you must register even if you participated during the previous two years. This is open to everyone! Learn more.
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This week's meditationBe prepared! Let's pause to listen to John Michael. Then we can let the silence live within us for a few minutes.
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