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Events-Week of September 27, 2026
Saturday, September 26: Memorial of Sts. Cosmas and Damian 4:00pm, Reconciliation-Holy Childhood 5:00pm, Mass-Holy Childhood Sunday, September 27: Twenty-Sixth Sunday of Ordinary 8:00am, Mass- St. Liborious 9:00am, Coffee and Donuts-St. Liborious 10:00am, Mass-Holy Childhood 11:00am, Holtzman Baptism-Holy Childhood Monday, September 28: Memorial of St. Wenceslaus No Mas
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Events-Week of September 20, 2026
Saturday, September 19: Weekday of Ordinary Time 4:00pm, Reconciliation-Holy Childhood 5:00pm, Mass-Holy Childhood Sunday, September 20: Twenty-Fifth Sunday of Ordinary 8:00am, Mass- St. Liborious 10:00am, Mass-Holy Childhood 11:00am, Norenberns Baptism-Holy Childhood Monday, September 21: Feast of St. Matthew No Mass 6:00pm, CIR-Holy Childhood Tuesday, September 22: Weekday of Ordinary Time 8:00am, Mass-Holy Childh
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News and Upcoming Events
From Fr. Mark-September 27
Next Sunday, October 4 is the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi. This “celebration of the 800th anniversary of the Easter of Francis of Assisi invites us to contemplate our life both personally and communally with the eyes of faith, and by doing so, perceive the divine presence and action in everything, even in the difficult and dramatic situation we have experienced or are experiencing now.” October 4 also marks within the Church a time of prayer and re
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From Fr. Mark-Setember 20
World Day of Migrants and Refugees 2026 – Every year, the World Day of Migrants and Refugees is observed to raise awareness about the struggles, rights, and contributions of migrants and refugees around the world. World Day of Migrants and Refugees 2026 will be observed on 27 September 2026, the last Sunday of September. This important global observance encourages governments, organizations, communities, and individuals to show solidarity with people who have been forced to
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From Fr. Mark-September 13, 2026
This week we celebrate the feasts of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (Monday, September 14) and Our Lady of Sorrows (Tuesday, September 15) The pairing of these celebrations, even in their different levels on the liturgical and sanctoral calendars, properly guides us in our levels of devotion and love of our Savior and Our Lady. He is our Divine Redeemer, to be worshiped and adored. She is his first disciple and our example. Both of these
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