We continue to livestream our 10:00 AM Sunday Mass, reaching out to parishioners and friends who are in hospitals, in nursing homes or housebound. In addition, the availability of the livestream Sunday Mass is for those who may be pregnant, parents of...
ATTACHMENTS:• January 12th Bulletin• MLK Celebration at St. Therese the Little Flower NEW BULLETIN LAYOUTThis week, we are rolling out a new format for our bulletin. Some items were added, and some have been omitted. We welcome any suggestions for future bulletins....
“The cardinal has called for “radical inclusion” in the church, particularly among the divorced and remarried and LGBTQ Catholics, as well as voicing his support for the restoration of the female diaconate.”...
Earth & Sky By Father Don Farnan on January 5, 2025 “There’s a legend that’s known both here and afar, ‘bout a belief that we have in a magical star; Wise Men were overwhelmed but what would they bring, as the star came to rest over the newborn king!” Local...
We continue to livestream our 10:00 AM Sunday Mass, reaching out to parishioners and friends who are in hospitals, in nursing homes or housebound. In addition, the availability of the livestream Sunday Mass is for those who may be pregnant, parents of...
This Sunday is the Epiphany of the Lord. Fr. Garry Richmeier shares his reflection. Please see the attached Epiphany of the Lord Bulletin. May we invite those who can attend the Sunday Mass in-person to join us in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist in St. James KC....
We continue to livestream our 10:00 AM Sunday Mass, reaching out to parishioners and friends who are in hospitals, in nursing homes or housebound. In addition, the availability of the livestream Sunday Mass is for those who may be pregnant, parents of...
The Human Fund By Father Don Farnan on December 29, 2024 Seinfeld fans can readily recall the Festivus episode in which, among other things, George decided that instead of giving coworkers a costly wrapped Christmas present for the mandatory office holiday exchange,...
