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Welcome to Holy Childhood!
Events-Week of September 6
Saturday, September 5: Weekday of Ordinary Time 1:00pm, Wedding Kordick/Dufault-Holy Childhood 4:00pm, Reconciliation-Holy Childhood 5:00pm, Mass-Holy Childhood Sunday, September 6: Twenty-Third Sunday of Ordinary 8:00am, Mass- St. Liborious 10:00am, Mass-Holy Childhood Monday, September 7: Weekday of Ordinary Time LABOR DAY-OFFICE CLOSED/No School No Mass 6:00pm, CIR-Holy Childhood Tuesday, September 8: Feast of the
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Events-Week of August 30, 2026
Saturday, August 29: Memorial of the Passion of St. John the Baptist 4:00pm, Reconciliation-Holy Childhood 5:00pm, Mass-Holy Childhood Sunday, August 30: Twenty-Second Sunday of Ordinary 8:00am, Mass- St. Liborious 9:00am, Donut Sunday-St. Liborious 10:00am, Mass-Holy Childhood Monday, August 31: Weekday of Ordinar
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Aug 28
News and Upcoming Events
From Fr. Mark-September 6
Next weekend, is the 6th World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. The theme of the day this year is “I will never forget you (Is 49:15)” During the masses we will offer a special blessing o our Grandparents and all the elderly of our parishes. At Holy Childhood we will have activities commemorating this day with activities at our Family Faith Session as well as our Café Sunday. All are welcome to participate. A statement From the Vatican, LEO PP.
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From Fr. Mark-August 30
On Thursday, September 3 of this week the church celebrates the Memorial of St. Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctoer of the Church. Pope Saint Gregory I, also known as the Great, was the Pope of the Catholic Church between 590 and 604 AD. Gregory was born around 540 in Rome. The exact date of his birth is unknown. Although the Western Roman Empire had collapsed long before his birth, many ancient Roman families still commanded great wealth and influence in the city. Gregory
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Aug 28
From Fr. Mark-August 16
I want to thank all who have already volunteered to help and I encourage -those who have not signed up to help with the picnic to do so. After the masses, there will be an opportunity to take a shift in any one of the booths. In the years since the Covid 19 pandamic, many tradtional social gatherings have changed and even disappeared. The Parish Picnic is one such event. The call to volunteer is often un-heeded and ignored. There is no doubt that a lot of hardwork by many pe
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Aug 14
From Fr. Mark
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