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, May 31
Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity
The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are - indeed - the God who is rich in Marcy. And anyone who believes in this God will not perish but will have eternal life. May we bow our hearts in worship of the Lord this day, grateful for the gift we have of belonging to the people he calls his own.
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Sunday, May 24
Pentecost Sunday
Those of us who are our "opposites" often remind us of truths we often forget. As we consider the ways God has gifted each of us, let us remember that the differences between us have a specific purpose: to equp all of us to grow and experience the fullness of life in Christ.
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Sunday, May 17
The Ascension of the Lord
From the moment Jesus ascends to heaven , he is reigning. What a consoling thought for us, who may at times find ourselves discouraged by our lives or the state of affairs around us. We have hope because we know that despite appearances to the contrary, Jesus reigns, and it is only a matter of time until the Father puts all things beneath Christ's feet.
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Sunday, May 10
Sixth Sunday of Easter
After the resurrection, the Apostles know they can trust Jesus' word because they remember his promise that the Father will send an Advocate to be with them. We, also, can trust him believing that out of complete and utter love for humanity, Jesus remains with us.
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Sunday, May 3
Fifth Sunday of Easter
Sister Teresa of Calcutta asked her sisters to spend not one, but two hours in prayer each day. She knew that the foundatioin of a life of service was a life of prayer. We are asked in all that we do to rely not on our own abilities, but to humbly recognize that all we have to give comes from God.
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Sunday, April 26
Fourth Sunday of Easter
As we seek to grow in discipleship, maywe learn to recognize the Lord's voice in our lives, especiallly when he speaks a word that convicts o ur hearts, because it is only through him that we find abundant life.
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Sunday, April 19
Third Sunday of Easter
In our world today, it is easy to become blinded by sin and miss seeing Christ in our midst. But just as he walked the streets of Nazareth growing up and walked along the road to Emmaus after his resurrection, Christ continues to walk among us today.
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
