Our Parish Lenten Retreat continues tonight at 7pm, and Wednesday. The theme is ‘What does it mean to surrender to God and put complete trust in Him” present by Fr. Paul Kais, Opus Dei. There will be Vespers, Adoration, Reflection, and Confessions each night!
Father Mosimann was interviewed for St Mary’s response and recovery to the pandemic in an article by the Catholic News Agency. Click HERE to read the article!
Our Parish Lenten Retreat begins tonight at 7pm, and will continue at 7pm Tuesday and Wednesday. The theme is ‘What does it mean to surrender to God and put complete trust in Him” present by Fr. Paul Kais, Opus Dei. There will be Vespers, Adoration, Reflection, and Confessions each night!
So much good news! The final brick order for the memorial wall has been paid and the Holy Cross Academy expansion and improvement is proceeding with great haste! The memorial wall will have bricks recognizing the original founding 1997 donors, 2016 brick sales, Growing our Legacy of Faith 2022 campaign and memorials for both the St. Helena and Divine Mercy chapels. The memorial wall will be located in the new cafeteria and I am very excited with the final design. (Look for the picturebelow on my page)!
Additionally, I have been listening to your feedback and questions about the memorial program. So, this week decided to add a memorial recognition for the Divine Mercy Adoration Chapel! This will be for those who memorialize items specific to the Adoration Chapel! Because this is a recent response to your kindly asking, there is not a final design, but rather a commitment to have memorial recognitions on this campus as well!
New and incoming memorial donations will be included. Staff is updating the text in the bulletin here to reflect this change.
I had intended to keep all memorials together, but with the deadline passing for inclusion @HCA, I listened to a couple of impassioned pleas for “having my family name close to the Lord.” And hence this inclusion for the Divine Mercy Adoration Chapel!