Parish Flocknotes and Bulletins
Stay connected to our parish through these Sunday bulletins found here on the parish website. The bulletin each week provides reflections on the Sunday readings, Mass Intentions for the week, Offertory report, recent death & baptismal listings, prayer intentions for the sick and those serving in the military.
Be sure that you're also signed up for our Flocknote electronic bulletins, described in the column at the right. They are similar to our regular Sunday bulletins, but include pictures, links to videos, and other useful information.
Recent Parish Bulletins
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Sunday, April 21
The Fourth Sunday of Easter
Good Shepherd Sunday calls us to reflect on Jesus leading us into the very presence of God. Not by threat or intimidation; not by fear of an eternity of hellfire; not by offering material rewards in this life, but by compassionate love. Jesus calls us. Let us follow.
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Sunday, April 14
The Third Sunday of Easter
When Jesus met with the disciples in the upper room, he immediatly said, "Peace be with you." Even though we have sinned, always Jesus greets us with forgiveness. Peace, he offers, the peace of knowing that always, anytime, our sins can be wiped away.
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Sunday, April 7
The Second Sunday of Easter
We pay special attention to Jesus' greeting "Peace be with you" by which Jesus forgave his disciples and ofered them his divine mercy. When we say these words to someone, we share that divine mercy with them, assuring them that in the risen Lord our hearts are at peace.
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Sunday March 31
The Resurrection of the Lord
Today we celebrate Jesus' ultimate victory over sin and death. Through words and action, through the charity we do and the prayers we offer, through our works of mercy and love, we bear witness to the Easter message: He has been raised. He is with us always.
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Sunday, March 24
Palm Sunday
In the Palm Sunday gospel, we hear of people much like us singing "Hosanna!" and then with the mob crying out "Crucify Him"! We need to recognize the natural human tendency to be swept along by a crowd. What might keep us from falling under the spell of a mob mentality in the future?
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Sunday, March 17
Fifth Sunday in Lent
Witness a grain of wheat, or truly a seed of any kind. If kept in a jar and prevented from germinating, it will lose its power to gnerate new life and eventually rot. But planted in soil, it will break open and grow into a plant that dwarfs its original size. This is what Jesus envisions for us. If we are willing to sacrifice our owh self-interest, we can act out of love for others, producing much fruit in the garden of the kingdom.
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Sunday, March 10
Fourth Sunday in Lent
We are called to value what is good and true and holy, and so we come to the light, to the Christ, so that our works may be seen, may be imitated, and may lead others to God.
Are we willing to live out our faith in the light of day, even when it makes us uncomfortable because we are ridiculed or rejected by much of society?
Flocknotes -- Our E-bulletins!
Our Flocknote network is the best way we've found to stay in touch with our parishioners and many others who want to stay in touch with us. Our Flocknotes can go to anyone who wants to receive them. Being a parishioner is not a requirement.
The content of our Friday Flocknote and our regular bulletin is similar, but not identical. The Friday E-bulletin goes out Friday afternoon, in time to share information about the coming weekend as well as in the future. Other information or important announcements are sent as necessary.
Some special information -- funeral announcements, Sunday readings and Worship Aides, and Daily Reflections are available on an opt-in basis and are sent when appropriate.
Recent Parish Flocknotes
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 164, Bisbee, AZ 85603 USA