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On Easter Sunday, Pope Francis released his Urbi et Orbi blessing during Mass at Saint Peter's Basilica. His message discussed a need for peace throughout the world, especially in the Middle East, Western Balkans, Haiti, Africa and Ukraine. Pope Francis continues by saying "On this day when we celebrate the life given us in the resurrection of the Son, let us remember the infinite love of God for each of us: a love that overcomes every limit and every weakness."
Pope Francis urges us all to welcome the peace of the Lord into our own lives, and to experience the joyful proclamation of Easter.
Click here to read the entire Urbi et Orbi blessing.
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Healing Our Throwaway Culture: A Focus on Plastics - a one-hour educational and prayer program from the Catholic Climate Covenant. Perfect for families, parishes, schools, and religious communities. This program focuses on the growing problem of plastic pollution and complements the secular Earth Day theme of “Planet vs. Plastics”. ... See MoreSee Less
Earth Day | Catholic Climate Covenant
The 2024 Earth Day program focuses on the growing problem of plastic pollution and complements the secular Earth Day theme of "Planet vs. Plastics". The0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Upcoming Podcast on the Eucharist for Children
From April 15–19, 2024, Catholic Sprouts’ daily children’s podcast is on the Eucharist! Access it on your favorite platform to share with the little ones in your life.
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Listen Here: Hi, Catholic Parents & Teachers, The Catholic Sprouts Podcast is a daily podcast designed to help Catholic parents and teachers give Catholic kids a daily dose of the Faith. Podcast episo...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Marriage Tip of the Month
"Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone" (John 8:7). One can't be married without noticing the other's faults. Knowing our own faults, however, can help us be gentler toward our spouse. #marriagetip
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It is once again time to start preparing for our Vacation Bible School. This year we will be holding the program the week of June 3-7, 2024. The time will be 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. each day. We will use the “2024 Scuba” program this year where kids discover how to shine Jesus’ light!
Because of the large number of participants, we need many volunteers, age 14 or older please. Listed below are some of the areas we need help with. Please check the one (ones) that most interest you by filling out this form by May 1st.
Registration materials for your children will be out soon. Thank you for your support of our programs.
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Vacation Bible School Volunteer Form
Dear Parishioner, It is once again time to start preparing for our Vacation Bible School. This year we will be holding the program the week of June 3-7, 2024. The time will be 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m....0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Job opportunities for teens 16 & up and for adults. Family camp registrations, including a mother-daughter camp.
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RESERVE YOUR PARKING SPOT AT THE NEC
Hey friends, the National Eucharistic Congress will be here before we know it! And, we have some great news to share, and for you to pass along to everyone at your parishes. We can now reserve a parking spot during the Congress! See the link below for more info. Also, our good friend, Ken Ogorek, is reaching out to four parishes—a north, a south, an east and a west—to see if they’d be willing to let folks park there then carpool in to town. No shuttle busses will be provided. So, if you were undecided about coming to the Congress because of parking, hopefully, this will help your concern!
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Dear Jesus, may we say "Yes" and be a reflection of what pleases you. Amen.🙏🛐✝️
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We are officially counting down the days until the 10th National Eucharistic Congress - the first of its kind in 83 years. One of the most unique aspects of this generational moment is the special way that families will participate in this historic event.
Read on to learn about this once-in-a-lifetime experience for families.
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Archbishop Thompson to speak on April 4 in YouTube Live series on the Mass
The National Eucharistic Revival (NER) team will launch a live, seven-part YouTube series on the Mass at 8 p.m. EDT on Thursdays starting on April 4. Archbishop Charles C. Thompson will speak during the first episode on April 4.
Each episode of the series, which is called “Mystagogy Live!,” will feature a bishop explaining a different portion of the Mass. The series can be viewed live, or the recordings will be available afterward.
Find the series on YouTube at: www.youtube.com/@eucharisticrevival/streams
Read more about the series at: www.archindy.org/criterion/local/2024/03-29/youtube.html
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You are invited to an evening of formation and fellowship with Catholic author and speaker, Julianne Stanz, on Monday, May 20th.
Julianne is an internationally known speaker and retreat leader as well as the Director of Outreach for Discipleship and Evangelization for Loyola Press and a consultant to the USCCB. Through the lens of parish life, Julianne will be diving into what evangelization looks like in our everyday lives and how we can focus on 1:1 relationship as a foundation to setting our communities on fire for Christ.
Doors will open at 6:30pm with drinks and appetizers available. The keynote talk will begin at 7:00pm followed by a Q&A session with Julianne. Visit the link below for more details and to register. We can’t wait to see you there! www.eventbrite.com/e/our-universal-call-to-mission-tickets-847594607287
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These days, we all have one. The app with the big PAUSE button to shut off WiFi in our homes or on specific devices. And it’s such a temptation to hope that we’ve solved the problem of screens by just limiting their use.
Truth be told, while there are plenty of good resources on the question of media limits, for us, there’s one defining reality: we can focus all we want on limiting screen use, but until we take the initiative to create a vibrant family culture with robust real-world alternatives, our family will always slip back into passive consumption of screen culture.
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Father John, I used to be the drive-thru lady at Arby's for 20 yrs. I want to thank who ever set up the mass to be seen on the computer. After a month of trying to stand on my legs & stand without my back hurting very bad, the Specialist told me I couldn't work anymore. I was put on disability only a month later. I walk with a rollator for very short distances. I cannot set up straight for any amount of time & kneeling is out of the question. The one thing I miss so very much is the feeling I had after being at Mass. Therefore, I am so thankful for the Masses being put on YouTube. God Bless You.
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