Pastor’s Letter: October 9, 2022
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Dear friend, The first reading from the Second Book of Kings and the Gospel from Luke both involve the healing of lepers. Naaman, an outsider to Israel and a non-Jew, visits Elisha the prophet seeking healing from his leprosy. Naaman’s healing concludes in his profession of faith in the God of Israel, a change of who he worshiped as God,...
Pastor’s Letter: September 4, 2022
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The September 4 bulletin is available online. Dear friend, Throughout the Liturgical year, the Mass the Church celebrates each day is determined by a hierarchy of theological importance. A Holy Day of Obligation ranks as the most important time to attend Mass. There are 5 Precepts of the Catholic Church for one to stay in “good standing” with the...
Pastor’s Letter: August 21, 2022
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The August 21 bulletin is now available online. There is also an insert in that bulletin from Diocese about the Growing Disciples pastoral plan. To see that insert, click here. Dear friend, School started this week. We started with a few partial days to ease into the year. It’s better for the kids and teachers to not start with full...
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