Pastor’s Letter: March 29, 2026 – Palm Sunday
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Dear St. Philomena Parish Family, Blessed and grace-filled Holy Week to you all! May these special days help draw all our hearts closer to the Savior! To help us enter into this Week of Salvation, I thought we would review some highlights/spiritual notes: Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday, also called Passion Sunday Celebrates the Lord’s triumphal entry into...
Pastor’s Letter: April 13, 2025
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Dear St. Philomena Parish Family, Blessed Holy Week to you all! I pray that these special days will draw all your hearts closer to our Savior! To help prepare us, I thought it might be helpful to review some highlights of this special week. As we reviewed last week, each year, Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday, also called Passion...
Pastor’s Letter: March 30, 2025
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Dear St. Philomena Parish Family, Joyful blessings to you this Laetare weekend! As you may recall from a previous reflection on the vestment colors, this 4th Sunday of Lent is a unique one where the priest can wear rose-colored vestments. Rose is a liturgical color that symbolizes joy…highlighting for us the joy of Christ’s love in the midst of our...
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