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, September 6
Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus commissioned his disciples to make disciples of all nations. He treated Gentiles and tax collectors with mercy and expects us to treat sinners with mercy as well. When we see someone doing wrong, don't ignore the sin, but don't drive the sinner away. Soften their hearts and reconcile with them.
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Sunday, August 30
Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
As disciples, when we discern the will of God in our lives and choose to live according to his will, we do so not because we know all that it will entail, but because we know and trust the One who calls us.
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Sunday, August 23
Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time
The Church that is still led by Peter's successor continues to be guided by the Spirit into the fullneww of truth. As individual believers, we, too, have received the Spirit in our hearts.
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Sunday, August 16
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our readings today spell out loud and clear that our God’s love and orgiveness is meant for all. Not just the few. This is good news, indeed. What does God ask of us in return? He asks that we strive to do what is right … what is just. . How do we do that? We can start by trying to imitate the generosity of God’s grace and welcome those who seek God’s mercy and healing. In other words, we reach out in love to each other and seek to build up the unity of his Church, the Body of Christ.
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Sunday, August 9
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Doing the work of God does not mean that we always have to get louder. Proclaiming the Good News may mean that our words grow softer while the gentleness and peace from the Spirit become more visible. God will not add chaos to the world - peace is in his nature and he cannot act contrary to his nature. And so in the midst of our busyness and broenness, God lowers his voice and calls us to attention.
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Sunday, August 2
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
God doesn't simply provide the barte minimum of what we need for survival. Scriptures tell us that he provides "rich fare" that will "satisfy the desire of every living thing." As we reflect on today's readings, let us not q uestion the Lord's ways, but trust in the abundant generosity of God that satisfies all our needs.
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
