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, December 14
Third Sunday of Advent
As we wait in joyful anticipation for the coming of Jesus at Christmas, let us find time to rest in his Word and his presence, trusting that our salvation does not depend on us and has already come to fruition in Christ.
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Sunday, December 7
Second Sunday of Advent
The good news for us today is that we can pause and take stock of how well we are bearing spiritual fruit. Pay attention to what areas might need pruning or fertilizing to ensure that when we come to the Lord's threshing floor at the end of our lives, there is a bountiful harvest he can gather into his barn.
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Sunday, November 30
First Sunday of Advent
As we begin this Advent season, let us take time to do a thorough examination of conscience to discern areas of weakness and sin - those "works of darkness" Paul talks about - in our own lives. Then, consider taking up practices that help you to foster the opposing virtues to arm yourself against these temptations. As you grow in these virtues, you'll certainly be on your way up the mountain of the Lord and walking in his light!
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Sunday, November 23
Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Those living at the time of Jesus were trying to understand his identity as king according to their own expectations of what a king was meant to be. They certainly did not expect their king to be crucified by the Romans as we read about in our Gospel today. But Jesus did not come to rule as an earthly king. He is king because of his identity as the beloved Son of God, whose mission it was to offer his life for the salvation of all. Jesus did not allow society's underatanding of a king to dictate how he lived his mission. Likewaise, we must act confidently in accordance with the particular call that God has entrused to us.
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Sunday, November 16
Thirty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed this week, pray the Prayer of St. Teresa of Avila:
Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.
Patience obtains all things.
Whoever has God lacks nothing;
God alone suffices.
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Sunday, November 9
Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome
Today's feast invites us to consider our love and zeal for the Church. As our love for the Lord grows, we will grow to love what o ur Savior loves.
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
