Mass on Sunday, July 10, 2022 at 10 A.M.–COVID restrictions will still be in place. (We will be looking at these measures again at our board meeting next week).

Coming up on Sunday, July 24, 2022 at 10 A.M. we will be again having our Mary of Magdala celebration on the farm. As you will recall, this is a Sunday to set right our older images of this Mary from prostitute to prophet and priest. In uplifting her image, we in fact uplift the images of all women. Come; celebrate with us and enjoy a pot-luck meal afterward. Being that we will be outside, masks will not be required. I will put out a separate signup sheet for this event.

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Dear Friends,

We will meet once again this Sunday in our usual space for Mass. COVID seems to have passed me by now and I look forward to being with you all!

This week’s readings call us to respond to what life brings, primarily with our hearts–we are called to be compassionate, seeing others’ sufferings as our own. Much in our present day life needs such a response.

Come; pray with us this week.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

P.S. Please don’t ever hesitate to call if I can be of help to you–507-429-3616 or email, aaorcc2008@gmail.com.

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Readings:

• Deuteronomy 30:10-14
• Colossians 1: 15-20
• Luke 10: 25-37

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• Mass on Saturday, May 21, 2022 at 4:30 P. M.
• After Saturday’s Mass, I will be away for three Sundays, returning for the Saturday Mass in June on the 18th at 4:30 P. M. There will be NO MASSES in my absence.
• Following the posting of this Saturday’s homily, I will post a series of Mass readings, prayers and homilies for the Sundays that I will be away.

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Dear Friends,

This week and next will be the actual last Sundays of the Easter Season, followed by Pentecost, Trinity and Corpus Christi Sundays. Easter time celebrates the great love, in Jesus, that our God has for each of us, showing us how to live and to die, again in Jesus with the hope of rising to a new life one day.

As I said above, after this next weekend, Robert and I will be away–we would appreciate your prayers for our safety.

So, do come pray with us on Saturday if you are able.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

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Readings:

• Acts 15: 1-2, 22-29
• Revelations 21: 10-14, 22-23
• John 14: 23-29

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• Mass on Sunday, May 15, 2022 at 10 A.M. COVID restrictions are still in place.
• Our Saturday Mass this month will be on May 21, 2022 at 4:30 P.M. Sometimes this is confusing, but if you remember that the Saturday Mass always falls on the third Saturday of the month, you will be able to keep it straight. It becomes confusing when the month begins on a Sunday as was the case for May. So, while May 15th is the 3rd Sunday, Saturday, May 14th is only the 2nd Saturday, thus next Saturday will be the 4:30 Mass as it is the third Saturday. Hopefully, not too confusing!
• Please don’t ever hesitate to be in touch by phone, 507-429-3616 or by email, aaorcc2008@gmail.com if I can help you in any way.

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Dear Friends,

The weeks of the Easter Season continue on-ward and each one continues to call us to walk in faith, with hope and with love in all we do after the model of Jesus, our brother. We help each other in this task that isn’t always easy, and in fact, is quite challenging at times.

So, come; pray with us this week.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

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Readings:

• Acts 14: 21- 27
• Revelations 21: 1-5
• John 13: 31-33, 34-35

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• Mass on Sunday, May 8, 2022 at 10 A.M. COVID precautions still in place due mainly to the “smallness” of our space and our desire to keep all those attending safe.
• Sunday is Mothers’ Day–think of all those who have “mothered” you in physical, emotional and spiritual ways in your life-time and show your gratitude this weekend.
• May is dedicated to our spiritual mother, sister and friend, Mary of Nazareth–remember her as the strong, competent, and dedicated woman and mother-model she was throughout her earthly life–one who said, “yes” to God when that was called for, and “no” when that was also called for to that which wasn’t good in life as she became more aware of the difference through the life of her wonderful son.
• Please be in touch with me if I can help you or your family in any way–if you are homebound and would like a pastoral visit–please don’t ever hesitate to ask as that is “what I do!” 507-429-3616 or aaorcc2008@gmail.com.
• And finally, remember on Tuesday, May 10, 2022 that All Are One Catholic church is 14 years old! Celebrate that we are “a walk in faith and hope and love of a more inclusive Church in our time!”

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Dear Friends,

We continue our Easter Alleluias as we remember that the joy is “part and parcel” with the struggle of life, as Christians, that we continue to walk in Jesus’ footsteps.

Come; pray with us this week.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

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Readings:

• Acts 13: 43-52
• Revelations 7: 9, 14-17
• John 10: 27-30

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• Mass on Sunday, May 1, 2022 at 10 A.M.
• COVID restrictions still in place.

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Dear Friends,

We are, as has been said by others, “An Easter People” and that, “Alleluia is our Song!” What that simply means is that just as our brother Jesus put on “new life” in the resurrection, we too, as his followers, are called to be the change, in our world, that we want to see–basically being our best selves for ourselves and for others.

Come; pray with us this week.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

P.S. If I can help in any way, please don’t hesitate to call, 507-429-3616 or email, aaorcc2008@gmail.com.

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Readings:

• Acts 5: 27-32, 40-41
• Revelations 5: 11-14
• John 21: 1-19

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