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Sat.-Sun., Oct 1-2. 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Bulletin highlights
- Mass times
- Parish staff and contacts
- Faith Formation classes began on Sunday, September 11. Click here for registration information, calendar, and program descriptions.
- Pastoral Council
- Fr. Tom's Message - "How long, O Lord..."
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Luke 17:5-10
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On this website...
- Faith formation classes meet this Sunday
- Catholic Social Teaching (Racism)
- Respect life
- Pastoral council
- Youth activity - VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS
- The Bell Tower
Coming soon:- Liturgical ministries
- Technology outreach
- Safe environment
- Mustard Seed
- Interfaith hospitality
- Afghan settlement
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Here comes RockyRocky has been patiently waiting for today so he can be blessed by Fr. Tom. Rocky and his owner are huge fans of St. Francis. Blessing of the animals at 1:00 this Sunday. Watch a short video of St. Francis.
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Coffee Shop"Where two or more are gathered...
After a 2-1/2 year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Knights of Columbus will open the coffee shop this Sunday, October 2 in the Phelan Center after the 8 o’clock and 10 o’clock Masses.
Come see and visit with friends and make new friends. Great place to hang out while your
younger children are in religious education.
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Annual coat driveThe annual winter coat and clothing drive sponsored by the Knights of Columbus begins this weekend and will continue through November. Acceptable donations include coats, jackets, sweaters, hats, scarves, gloves, and mittens. All items should be clean and free from rips, tears, and missing buttons. Bins are in the vestibule. Thank you!
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Livestreaming: Saturday, 4:00 PM Mass
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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.
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This week's meditationHappiness...
Wehave days when we're up and days when we're down. There's anold saying that it doesn't matter how many times you get knocked down. It's howoften you get up that counts. That's happiness. This song is by the Monks of the Weston Priory.
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For high school students...High school years can be exciting, yet very difficult. Yet happiness is possible. True happiness is when God is served first. Say a little prayer as you travel from one class to the next: "O Lord, thank you for this day. May your will bedone in all thins this day and always."
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