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returning to public mass
While our state enters Phase Two of reopening, all of us need to do our part to make sure that our return to Mass is a peaceful and safe experience for all. We ask everyone to follow the recommended guidelines when attending Mass during this period.
GENERAL POINTS- The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation continues to be lifted during Phase Two. You are not required to attend Mass at this time. Sunday homilies will be posted [HERE]
- Please stay home if you are sick.
- Please stay home if you are at higher risk of severe illness with COVID19. If you are uncertain about your risk status, please consult your doctor.
- Maintain proper social distancing (6 feet) before, during, and after Mass.
- Consider wearing a face mask or cloth covering.
- Seating ~ Every third pew will be open to ensure proper social distancing. Members of the same household may sit together as normal. Please place 6 feet between your household and members of a different household.
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Please pray for our Seniors
Our parish would like to celebrate the high school graduates from Saint Anthony Parish:
Rose Marie Baeten
Tobin Xavier Lopez
Claire Marie StudinerCongratulations Graduates!
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O Heart of Jesus, burning with love for us, inflame our hearts with love for Thee.
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June, MONTH OF the sacred heart
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The Month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart. The Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on Friday, June 19th.Devotion to the Sacred Heart has two main elements: consecration and reparation.
- We consecrate ourselves to the Sacred Heart by acknowledging Him as Creator and Redeemer and as having full rights over us as King of Kings, by repenting, and by resolving to serve Him.
- We make reparations for the indifference and ingratitude with which He is treated and for leaving Him abandoned by humanity.
To carry out these general goals of consecration and reparation, there are quite specific devotions authorized by the Church. [HERE]
Let us ask ourselves, how can we console His Heart which has so loved us?
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Ember Days of Pentecost
June 3, Wednesday and continuing on Friday and Saturday, June 5 and 6, are the traditional PENTECOST EMBER DAYS.
An ancient liturgical tradition in the Western (Latin) Catholic Church revolves around the changing of the four seasons and consists of three days set apart for fasting and prayer. In English they are known as “Ember Days” and have been celebrated by the Church for centuries. Since 1966, the fasting and abstinence are no longer prescribed but still encouraged as voluntary days of penance by clergy and faithful together, to not only confess and atone for sins of the past but also to pray for more vocations to the priesthood and the sanctification of clergy. -
Praise, honor, and glory be to the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus.
Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
THURSDAY: 10 AM - 5 PM
FIRST FRIDAY: 10 AM - 24 hrs
Adorers may contact Vicki about reserving a holy hour, or just stop in to visit our Lord . HE'S WAITING.
vijac@bresnan.net
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congratulations to our candidates & catechumens!
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Receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation:
Kyle Lawrence (St Christopher) Kennah
Tyler Allen (St Isaac Jogues) Kennah
We welcome two adults into full communion with the Church:
Lydia Lamm
Bryan Provencher
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First Sacrament Candidates
Jack Eugene (St John Vianney) Bergin
Nicholas Frank (St Nicholas) Emery
Noah Joseph (St Louis DeMontfort) Kalinowski
Cash Rex (St Patrick) Kober
Hoyt Richard (St George) Lowell
Chase John (St Francis of Assisi) Nylander
Grayson Benjamin (St Andrew) Phipps
Jacob Andrew (St Joseph) Speidel
Dominic Josiah (St Dominic Savio) Winrow
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