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Bulletin – 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

Mass this week is on Sunday at 10:00 A. M.

We are asked to consider the role of the prophet this week in conjunction with Jesus’ words that we, “set a fire upon the earth.” I don’t believe that any of us who are serious about following Jesus are of the mind that this task will be an easy one.  No, we have our work cut out for us! But let’s remember that Jesus walks with us each and every day.

Come; celebrate with us this Sunday!

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings: 

  • Jeremiah 38: 4-6, 8-10
  • Hebrews 12: 1-4
  • Luke 12: 49-53

 

Bulletin – 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

We are called this week to consider what faith means to us.  Even though we don’t always possess the full understanding of life as it unfolds, we say, “We believe.” And just what is it, we might ask, that we believe?  Come; ponder these questions with us this week.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings: 

  • Wisdom 18: 6-9
  • Hebrews 11: 1-2, 8-19
  • Luke 12: 32-48

 

Bulletin – 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

This week we are called to consider what we hold dear in life, what we strive after–even what consumes us.  Qoheleth, the Wisdom writer claims that much “is futile.” Jesus warns that striving after more of this world’s goods is not the answer.

Come; let us ponder these questions together this week!

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

P.S. A wonderful celebration of Mary of Magdala was enjoyed by approximately 25 people last Sunday–a Mass uplifting Mary and all women–recognizing them all for their God-given gifts, and followed by a scrumptious  pot-luck meal! Thanks to all who made it happen! Thanks to our good God for giving us a beautiful day to be outside!

Readings: 

  • Ecclesiastes 1: 2; 2:21-23
  • Colossians 3: 1-5, 9-11
  • Luke 12: 13-21

 

Bulletin -Mary of Magdala Liturgy

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Dear Friends,

This Sunday we will be celebrating in a special way, remembering a prophet, priest and evangelizer, Mary of Magdala. It will also be a special day to remember and uplift all women, accepting them for all their gifts and their God-given calls to service and ministry. You will notice that we will be using three Gospel texts as our readings to uplift the memory of Mary of Magdala and the other women who followed Jesus.

We will likewise celebrate in a special place–on the Redig Family Farm with an outdoor Mass and a potluck picnic to follow, weather permitting. Actually, the Mass and picnic will happen regardless of weather, so come rain or shine, but prayer for “shine!” (:

If you haven’t yet signed up, there is still time–just email me krredig@hbci.com.

Come; celebrate with us this week!

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings: 

  • Luke 8: 1-3
  • Mark 15: 40-47
  • John 20: 11-18

 

Bulletin – 16th Weekend in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

The readings this weekend call us to service and care for all who we meet–travelers on the journey, so to speak.  We are called, as is Jesus’ mode of operation, to go deeper in trying to understand others so as to ultimately care for them.

Come; pray and celebrate with us this SATURDAY at 4:30 P.M.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

P.S. One more week till our Mary of Magdala celebration on the farm with pot-luck. Sign up soon!

Readings: 

  • Genesis 18: 1-10
  • Colossians 1: 24-28
  • Luke 10: 38-42