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, June 8
Solemnity of Pentecost
Jesus' death left his followers grieving and disoriented. They had left everything to follow him. And now, he was gone. What would become of them? JKesus said: "I have told you this while I am with you. The Advocate, the Holy Spirit whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you everything and remind you of all that I told you." On this feast of Pentecost, Jesus' promise is fulfilled. When the Father sent down the Spirit, it was not just for a singular, grand moment in time; the Spirit came for good. We were commissioned, as were his Apostles, to live out our faith in the world. When we need strength in this mission, let us remember that the word advocate comes from the Latin word advocatus, which means "one who draws near." Come, Holy Spirit, come!
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June 1, 2025
We apologize that this weekend's full bulletin could not be uploaded.
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Sunday, May 25
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Take heart in moments of trial and call upon the Spirit, the Advocate, whose name in Latin means "he who is calleld to one's side." He will come close, rreminding you of the goodness of God and encouraging you on the path to heaven.
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Sunday, May 18
Fifth Sunday of Easter
At the Last Supper, Jesus says, "I give you a new commandment." "Love one another. As I have loved you, so you also should love one another." Jesus summarizes his teaching: love as God loves. He is using these last moments to exhort his disciples to be as he is.
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Sunday, May 11
Fourth Sunday of Easter
"My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me." We rejoice that Jesus, the Good Shepherd, calls us his own. We belong to him. If we make our pilgrimage of life with him, we abide within the protective confines of his live until the day we follow him into the pastures of eternal life.
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Sunday, May 4
Third Sunday of Easter
Often we are very anxious about tomorrow or preoccupied with our attempts to "earn" God's love. Our primary responsibility, without which none of our other labors will be fruitful, is to give o ur hearts completely to him. Only a heart which belongs to God and draws its strength from him can bear fruit for the kingdom of heaven.
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Sunday, April 27
Second Sunday of Easter - Sunday of Divine Mercy
The beauty of receiving God's mercy is that it doesn't stop once it's been poured into us - his mercy compels us, inspiring us to become living fonts of mercy to those we encounter.
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
