Announcements
33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time
November 15-16, 2025
More Love Than Skill
Musical Presentation
on the life of Blessed Solanus Casey
Sunday, November 16, 2 PM
Christ the King
November 22-23
Anointings at Mass
November 22-23
4:30 PM, 8:00 AM
Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
Monday, November 24, 7:00 PM
St. David's Episcopal Church
Fr. Jeff will be there!
Thanksgiving Day Mass
9:00 AM
St. Vincent de Paul Collection
November 29-30
Immaculate Conception
Monday, December 8
12 PM (Noon) Mass, Transfiguration
7 PM Mass, La Salette
What's happening in our community?
SMALL FAITH SHARING GROUPS
Would you be interested in joining
with a small group of people of your choosing (5-6 or so)
who would gather on some regular basis
(weekly, bi-weekly, monthly)
in a member's home (or here at church if you wish)
to reflect on the coming Sunday's reading.
We can provide a guide.
You would gather with your group
How about beginning with the season of Advent?
Let Fr. Jeff know ASAP.
November Family of Parishes Prayer
November: A Month of Sacred Remembrance
"It is a holy and wholesome thought to pray for the dead, that they may be loosed from sins." — 2 Maccabees 12:46
As the leaves fall and the liturgical year draws toward its close, the Church invites us into November’s quiet beauty: the Month of All Souls. It is a time to remember, to pray, and to hope. We hold close those who have gone before us—parents, friends, parishioners, and all the faithful departed—entrusting them to the mercy of God.
This is not a season of sorrow, but of communion. In the words of St. Ambrose, “We have loved them during life; let us not forget them in death.” Our prayers, acts of charity, and celebration of the Eucharist become bridges of love between earth and heaven.
In this sacred month, we echo the longing of Psalm 130: “Out of the depths I cry to you, O Lord; Lord, hear my voice.” And we trust in the promise of Jesus: “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, even though they die, will live.” — John 11:25
Petition: For all who have gone before us in faith—family, friends, parishioners, and those whose names are known only to God—may they be embraced by the warmth of God’s mercy and welcomed into the joy of eternal life. May our remembrance be a bridge of love, and our prayers a sign of hope. We pray to the Lord.
