OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL PARISH

47 SOUTH MARKET STREET

MOUNT CARMEL, PENNSYLVANIA  17851

  

 

 

FACEBOOK:  Our Lady's

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Choir Practices

Adult Choir Practice

Every Wed. 6:30PM

Youth Choir Practice

Every Sunday

10:00 am

Sherry Moroz…..Organist/Choir Director 570-274-0011

email:sherrymoroz@gmail.com

Our Lady of Lourdes Regional

School………….(570) 644-0375   

 

  PASTORIAL STAFF                                                                                  Very Rev. Francis J. Karwacki, V.F. M.Ed., M.Div………………..Pastor

Dean Northumberland Deanery,

Bishop's Liaison (Moderator) for               Charismatic Renewal

 

SUPPORT STAFF

Joe Fesniak……Office Manager JFesniak@hbgdiocese.org

Katrina Gownley-…………….CRE

Phone# 570-205-9575 kjgownley@gmail.com

Kathy Lapotsky...........Part-time Administrative Assistant

KLapotsky@hbgdiocese.org

Tom Horan.......Facilities Manager

Eileen Hirsch…….Housekeeper & Cook                                                                                                     OTHER Disabilities Advocate Paul Koutch 570-875-2650

 

OFFICE HOURS:  MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.

Phone#- 570-339-1031

Third Sunday of Lent  March 12th, 2023 

 
 
 

MASS INTENTIONS

 

Sunday 8:30AM- People of Parish   

 

Sunday 11:00 AM- Special Intention From Barry & Shirley Gilbert

    

Monday 8:00 AM- Maria T Bridy  From Kay Ellen Kuchinsky  

 

Tuesday 8:00AM- Carl Kutza From Susan & Michael Fletcher  

 

Wednesday 8:00AM- Mr Celestine Shannon From Frank & Mary Catherine Wydra     

 

Thursday 8:00AM – Robert Pekera From Wife, Children & Grandchildren  

 

Friday 8:00AM- Deacon McCarthy

From Dan & Jacqueline Kerris and Family   

 

Saturday 8:00 AM- Michael Skopatz From Anthony & Dianne Candelora       

 

Saturday 4:00 PM- Deceased Members of the Augustine & Yuskoski Families From Family     

 

Sunday 8:30 AM- People of Parish

 

Sunday 11:00AM- Joan Chapman From Ed & Linda Lawler           

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THIS WEEK’S ACTIVITIES

 

Sunday March 12th All are invited to the Coffee and Conversation following the 11:00 AM Mass in the Parish Hall

 

Sunday March 12th The Catholic Daughters of the Americas will have a Meeting at 3:00 PM in the Parish Hall

 

Tuesday March 14th – The Saint Vincent DePaul Society will have a meeting in the Parish Hall starting at 6:00 PM

 

Thursday March 16th - There will be a Soup & Sandwich Lenten Service in our Parish Hall, starting at 6:00 PM.  These Services are sponsored by the Mt. Carmel Area Ministerium.  All are invited to attend. (We are in need of volunteers to serve and to make soup. If you are able to help in any way, please call the rectory. Thank You!)

 

Friday March 17th   Stations of the Cross will be said at 6:30 PM in the Church

 

NO CCD Classes this week

 

There will be NO Charismatic Prayer Meeting due to the Lenten Services on Thursday evening. 

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The Vocation cross will be at the home of Barbara Puketza

LENTEN FASTING AND ABSTINENCE

Catholics of age 14 and older abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and all Fridays in Lent.  In addition, on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, Catholics ages 18-59 fast, limiting themselves to one full meal and two smaller meals each of these days.  Liquids such as milk and fruit juices are allowed between meals.  The law of fasting does not apply for those with health issues such as diabetes or if it would limit a person in doing required work. 

 

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LOCAL Events

 

Lenten Fish Dinners

Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Parish

Elysburg

Parish Social Hall

Take-Out Only

 March 10th & 24th

Baked Haddock w/butter & lemon

Parsley Potatoes

Green Beans

Creamy Cole Slaw

Fruit Cup

$11.00

Pick-up: 4:00 to 5:30

 

Lenten Fish Dinners at Holy Angels, Kulpmont

March 17, March 24, March 31

Drive up to Activity Center

Take-out Only

4:00-5:30PM or sold out.

Donation $10.00

Dinner includes: Soup, Baked Haddock, Potato, Vegetable, Fruit Cup, Bread, Dessert!

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St Pauline Spring Fling Raffle

 

Sunday Mar 12th   12 Noon to 5:00 PM

Tuesday Mar 14th  5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Friday  Mar 17th     12 Noon to 6:00 PM

Saturday Mar 18th 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM

St Pauline Shrine

1150 Chestnut St. Kulpmont

$20.00 for a sheet of 26 tickets.  Additional tickets available for $10.00, after initial purchase.   Food available to purchase on Mar 17th and Mar 18th

 

 

Lourdes Pot O Gold Tickets are once again for sale in the back of the church.  There are (5) tickets in an envelope and each ticket is $2.00.  Please return the ticket stubs and money in the envelope, by placing them in the collection basket. If paying with check please make payable to “Our Lady’s Parish”.

Thank You!

 

Easter Paska Bread

Delicious braided bread with raisins

and citrus! $8.00 per loaf.

Pick-up in the Fr. Slough Hall,  Thursday, March 30th 9:00 to 5:00, Saturday, April 1st 3:00 to 4:00 and after the 4:00 p.m. Mass, Sunday, April 2nd 9:00 to 10:30 and following the 10:30 Mass.

Homemade Potato Cake Batter & Halushki

$9.00 quart

Pick-up Thursday, March 30 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the Fr. Slough Hall

Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Church, 599 West Center Street, Elysburg

Call to order: 570-672-2302 Monday through Thursday 9:00 to 3:00 or

Email: sheila@qmhr.net    pat@qmhr.net

*All items must be pre-ordered!

 

WELCOME SPRING THEME BASKET RAFFLE

DIVINE REDEEMER CHURCH

438 WEST AVENUE
MOUNT
CARMEL, PA 17851

 

Welcome Spring Theme Basket Raffle to support Divine Redeemer Parish

E-Z Chance “Bid at Home Form

 

INSTRUCTIONS: Tickets are 10 for $5.00 or 21 for $10.00. Select from the 8 terrific baskets.

 

For more information on how to get a Form for the Welcome Spring Theme Basket Raffle, please contact Divine Redeemer Parish Office 570-339-3450.

Welcome Spring Theme Basket Raffle Form and Money is due by Friday, March 31, 2021. Drawing

is Tuesday, April 4, 2023.

 

St Patrick Church, Trevorton Easter Fundraiser

Christ is Risen Wreath: 14” Grapevine wreath $40.00

Celebrate Easter Wooden Cross: 14” $30.00

Order forms are on the back tables of the church with a Deadline for ordering March 19th

 

DIVINE REDEEMER CHURCH

DIVINE MERCY HALL

400 BLOCK WEST CHERRY STREET

MOUNT CARMEL

POTATO CAKES SALE

FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2023

11:00 AM TO 3:00 PM

LIMIT OF 1-DOZEN PER TURN IN LINE

TAKE OUT ONLY!

 

Our Lady of Hope-Coal Township

Holy Annunciation Monastery (Carmelite Nuns in Sugarloaf)

Are taking orders for PasKa Bread, Rolls and other goodies.  Order Forms are on the tables in back of church and side entrance

 

Corner of Hope

Baby Bottle Blitz

Baby Bottles are available in the back of the church and side entrance to collect for the Corner of Hope.  Please give what you can to change a child’s life!  See Flyers on the back Tables and Side Entrance.  Thanks!

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Our Lady’s SPRING YARD SALE Saturday, April 22nd  

Remember if you are spring cleaning, we are in need of items to sell.  They can be dropped off at the rectory during normal business hours.  Remember NO clothing.   *******************************Contributions

Mass 3/4/23 & 3/5/23

  • Adult Weekly………..$3,341.00
  • Loose Cash/Checks…...$366.00
  • Monthly………….….....$857.00
  • Steeple……………..........$68.00
  • Ash Wednesday………...$25.00
  • Lenten Sacrifice…….…$555.00
  • Poor Missions…….......…$10.00
  • Prop of Faith……......…..$15.00
  • Easter Flowers…………..$45.00

 

Mail & Lock-Box 2/27/23-3/5/23

  • Adult Weekly……..…....….$743.00
  • Monthly……….....................$361.00
  • Steeple……………..……..…..$25.00
  • Forty Hours……….....…........$25.00
  • Lenten Sacrifice……….…….$33.00
  • Ash Wednesday……...............$10.00
  • Easter……………….............…$5.00

 

Misc. Dep. For Week Ending 3/5/23

  • Candles……….........………...$10.00
  • Donations …………….….....$810.00
  • Memorials .………..................$57.00
  • Rent…………….…………...$875.00

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On Feb. 26 Alan Wolfe who will be baptized at our Easter Vigil went to the Cathedral

for the Rite of Election Ceremony with the Bishop. From left to right  Margaret Conrad,

RCIA Teacher, Fr. Frank, Bihop Gainer, Alan Wolfe and Kayla Crawford. Jean Pulaski,

RCIA Teacher not in photo.

 

 

At the Lenten Soup and Sandwiches Service at Divine Redeemer on March 2nd. In the Presentation Fr. Andrew Stahmer played the part of Barabbas and Fr.Frank Karwacki the part of Caiaphas the High Priest.

 

Deanery Lenten Penance Services

 

March 12th Sun. Mother Cabrini (Shamokin) 1:00PM

March 12th Sun. St Patrick’s  (Trevorton) 3:00PM

March 13th Mon. Holy Angels (Kulpmont) 7:00PM

March 14th Tue. Holy Rosary (Elysburg) 7:00PM

March 15th Wed. Divine Redeemer (Mt. Carmel) 6:30PM

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Sanctuary Candle

 

FOR Mike Strike

FROM Wife Midge & Daughter Diane

 

FOR John E Owens & John D Owens (Birthdays)

FROM Joan Owens

 

FOR Anna Lovrich (Birthday)

FROM Wally, Christine & Roman

 

Memorials

 

FOR Margaret Mary Scicchitano

FROM Ray & Mary Catherine Wydra

 

FOR Theresa Yanonis   

FROM Mary Catherine Wydra   

 

FOR Leon Horan (Birthday)

FROM Susan & Amanda   

 

FOR Diane White

FROM Susan & Amanda

 

 

FOR Theresa Yanonis

FROM Debbie Whispell

 

FOR Theresa Yanonis

FROM Cindy Saukaitis

 

FOR Eileen Kane Adams

FROM Patsy Stanton Flynn

 

FOR Dorothy Milewski (Anniversary)

FROM Joan Owens

 

FOR Theresa Zosh Yanonis

FROM Rosemarie Koronkiewicz

 

FOR Margaret Mary Scicchitano

FROM Frank & Mary Sawicki

 

FOR Theresa Zosh Yanonis

FROM Frank & Mary Sawicki

 

FOR Mary Menko

FROM Dave & Joann Shinskie

 

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MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Evening - 4:00 P.M.

Sunday Morning - 8:30 & 11:00 A.M.

WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

Monday thru Saturday - 8:00 A.M.

 

HOLY DAY MASS SCHEDULE

Vigil - 6:30 P.M.

Holy Day Masses - 8:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M.

 

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Infant Baptism is celebrated the first and last Sunday of each month.  Parents are required to participate in a preparation process for Baptism.  Church law dictates specific guidelines. Please call the parish office for specific information and to arrange an appointment to begin the process. 

BRINGING THE BREAD AND THE WINE TO THE ALTAR

If you have a scheduled Mass for a loved one and you wish to bring up the bread, wine and collection, YOU MUST SPEAK TO THE USHERS BEFORE MASS.

 

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY

In order to facilitate marriage preparation, Diocesan policy requires that preparation begins 9 to 12 months prior to the date of the intended wedding. Please be sure to check with Church prior to making all other wedding plans. Upon initial contact with the parish you will be assigned a mentor couple who will work with you in preparation for marriage.

 

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK

Please call the parish office anytime to request the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick.  Father Karwacki and our Eucharistic Minister's take Holy

Communion each month on First Friday.  Please call if you or a family member desires to be added to the monthly Communion list.

 

SACRAMENT OF

RECONCILIATION

Monday thru Saturday 7:30 AM to 8:00AM

Saturday 3:00-3:50PM.

 

NEWCOMERS

Welcome! Register at the Parish Office. 8 to 4PM Mon-Friday.

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Adoration at the St. Pauline Shrine

Friday and Saturday 10AM-4PM.

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View Bulletin on-line at:

http://revfrankkarwacki.net

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GOOD NEWS: CDC LIFTS ALL COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS
(WE WELCOME ALL HOME WITH OPEN ARMS AND UNDERSTAND THE THE FEARS YOU HAD! Fr Frank)
Bishop Gainer’s started calling ALL back to Sunday Mass who can come starting Aug. 15, 2021 Bishop Gainer stated “The obligation of attending Mass in person on Sundays and Holy Days began Sunday, August 15, 2021, “Now, with the impact of the pandemic considerably reduced, it is possible for the faithful to assemble again..”
“The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days arises from our Baptism which compels us to unite ourselves with Christ at the altar in His saving Sacrifice of the Cross (Code of Canon Law, canon 1247). “Participation in the communal celebration of the Sunday Eucharist is a testimony of belonging and of being faithful to Christ and to his Church (Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2182).” The obligation expresses the Christian way to observe the Third Commandment, to keep holy the Lord’s Day (Deuteronomy 5:12; Exodus 31:15; Catechism of the Catholic Church, nos. 2180-2181).As is always the case, this obligation does not apply to those who are seriously ill, who have a serious health risk, such as those receiving therapies that suppress immunity, as well as those who have serious anxiety because of large groups. Likewise, the obligation does not apply to those who care for loved ones who cannot attend Mass in person (Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2181).”

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BISHOP GAINER LIFTS DISPENSATION. ON AUG. 15, 2021 Obligation to Attend Mass is restored and ALL CATHOLICS WHO CAN ARE CALLED BACK TO ATTEND MASS. Fr. Frank

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 OUR SACRED HEART OF JESUS  ALTAR  &  The  BVM   & ST. JOSEPH ALTAR

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The Faith Alive! This new video series from the Diocese of Harrisburg explores and explains the basics of the Catholic Faith through short videos. Throughout this year, we’ll be joined by special guests, including Bishop Gainer, to explore topics related to what we believe as Catholics, various Church teachings, and ways to grow in the Faith. Look for a new video every Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the Diocesan YouTube channel, www.YouTube.com/hbgdiocese. Facebook Q&A with Bishop Gainer (announcement can be used with FB_Q&A_Bishop_Gainer.jpg image) Tune in to the Diocese of Harrisburg’s Facebook page at 7 p.m. the first Monday of every month, beginning March 1, for Facebook Q&A with Bishop Gainer. Every month, we’ll sit down with the Bishop to answer your questions. Have a question? Please email it to communications@hbgdiocese.org >>

On Feb. 8th. I received my 2nd. Covid-19 vaccination at the Mt. Carmel Sr. Living Center. I am grateful to God and the Administrator for including me because I am among the on-call clergy for the Center and when Masses can resume there I am looking forward to celebrating Mass there for all the wonderful residents. Fr Frank Karwacki Pandemic Covid-19 Holy Spirit Prayer Come Holy Spirit in great power to free us from the scourge of the Covid-19 Virus which is plaguing so many on the face of the earth. O’ Holy Spirit you manifested yourself as a mighty wind and flames of fire on the day of Pentecost. Come again with a mighty healing wind to cast out the Covid-19 Virus from the air we breathe and send forth your healing fire to alter the gene or genes within the Covid-19 virus to render it harmless. Come Holy Spirit to renew us with your gifts of peace and strength. Yes, come Holy Spirit and renew the face of the earth with your gift of healing. Amen. Composed by Fr. Frank Karwacki

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 MISSION STATEMENT OF OUR LADY OF        MOUNT CARMEL PARISH

We, the people of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish of the Diocese of Harrisburg are called through our Baptism and Confirmation to celebrate the presence of Christ in Word and Sacrament and sent by Christ to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ. In the spirit of faith, service, and community, we strive to bring people closer together and closer to God. This we accomplish by our surrendering to the Lordship of Jesus Christ and in the power of His Holy Spirit. We invite everyone to serve the needs of our parishioners and the broader community. We strive to be faithful stewards accountable to God by our prayer and worship, praying for healing and sharing our time, talents, treasure and by reaching out to the poor and needy.

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<<OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL, Mt. CARMEL CCD: PARENTS PLEASE GET YOUR CHILD'S REGISTRATION IN ASAP. DROP IT THE LOCK BOX AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE RECTORY OR SEND BY MAIL. You can pick up the forms at the front door of the rectory at any time . CCD STARTS SEPT 20 & 21. YOU MUST SIGN THE WAIVER FORM. (IN CLASS WILL USES ALL COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS: Temps will be taken, social, distancing, masks , hand sanitizer etc.) THOSE GOING ON LINE MUST FILL OUT A REGISTRATION FORM. SEE CALENDARS, ONLINE INSTRUCTION SHEETS ETC. YOU MUST LET US KNOW IF YOU CHILD IS GOIUNG ON LINE. Fr. Frank Karwacki & Mrs. Katrina Gownley CRE ATTENTION PARENTS :PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOUR CCD CHILD HAS ACCESS FOR ONLINE SCHOOLING computer or Ipad & IF NECESSARY. YES___________ NO__________________ Name of Child________________ Address______________________

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Jerry , Fr. Frank's new dog, an 8year old Spca rescue dog. Well behaved . Does not jump on people and can do all kinds of tricks!<< New image with text >>

COME TO OUR PARISH AND EXPERIENCE OUR AMAZING CHOIR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF OUR CHOIR DIRECTOR AND ORGANIST SHERRY MOROZ AS WELL AS MANY OF THE LIFT YOUR SPIRITS GROUP WHO ARE MEMBERS OF OUR CHOIR.  FR FRANK KARWACKI PASTOR

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April 11& 12, 2015 Fr. Frank Karwacki & Deacon McCarthy help distribute orange ribbons to remind people to pray for those persecuted by ISIS and other terrorist groups!

WE ARE A WELCOMING COMMUNITY OF FAITH.

Fr. Frank blessing a skunk at a Pet blessing. Fr. Frank wil be blessing  Pets on Sun. Oct. 2, 2016  

FR. FRank blessing pets 10-4-18

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cOME JOIN US IN WORSHIP

 

PRAY FOR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS WHO DO NOT ATTEND MASS FOR THEIR SUNDAY OBLIGATION NOR FOR HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE CAPABLE OF DOING SO:

Lord Jesus, I realize that of all the duties you have entrusted to me, that my duty to pray for the salvation of the souls of my loved ones, family members and friends, is in Your eyes a very high priority. You call us to pray for one another’s salvation and so I pray for the souls of ____________________

_____________________________who are not coming to church on a regular basis even though they are able to do so. Lord Jesus touch and protect them with the power of your love and grace. Send Your Holy Spirit upon them and help them to hear You

calling them closer to You. Dear Lord help me with Your grace to draw closer to You and to share the gift of my faith with them according to Your holy will. Amen     Composed by Fr. Frank Karwacki

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AS YOU SAID      by Sr. Margaret Kob OCD

Ask, you said. Ask, and you shall receive.            Ask the Father in my name, you said. Thus far you have asked for nothing in my name.  Ask the Father to send laborers,  you said, for the fields are white for the harvest .                            If I have the the Bread of Heaven to offer you and you do not ask for it, it must be that you are not hungry. If I have Living Water to offer you and you are not clamoring for it,  it must be that you are not thirsty.                            If the sirens blast and the children are falling, falling, and you are not pounding on my door for their rescue, it must be that you have no heart.  If my shepherds grow cold and my sheep rush in their droves  to the Horror, and you are not screaming before my tent for their saving, it must be that you have no Fire.  O my people, ask --- ask in my name! Ask, and you shall receive!                                                  Mt 9:38 Jn 14:13; 15:1, 16; 16:24

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Sr. Margaret Kob OCD, a Carmelite Nun who is retired and living in Danville with the other retired Nuns from the Monastery in Elysburg is 92 and going blind  and has kept a handwritten prayer journal entitled “Sparkles on the Gihon”  and it is  filled with poetry, prose, and reflections on Sacred Scripture from the Old & New Testaments.. Use this link to access the webpage:    https://sparklesonthegihon.wordpress.com

 

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  Jesus under the weight of His Cross. We unite our sorrow of not being able to gather   for public Masses, ceremonies & devotions with the suffering of Jesus during this Lent.

We pray the Lord will banish the Covid-19 Virus & we look forward to returning to worship in our church again. Fr. Frank

Exiled from Places of Worship by a Virus

 By Fr. Frank Karwacki, Pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mount Carmel

 In the Book of Daniel we find Azariah walking in the midst of the fire in the furnace unharmed and praying this lament, “We have in our day…no holocaust, sacrifice, oblation or incense, no place to offer first fruits, to find favor with You. But with contrite hearts and humble spirit let us be received; as though it were holocausts of rams and bullocks or thousands of fat lambs.”(NAB translation) It is believed by many Bibles scholars that the Book of Daniel was written during the persecution of Jews by King Antiochus IV in the second century B.C.to encourage the Jews, with stories of Jews exiled to Babylon in the 6th century B.C., who had experienced the destruction of their place of worship, the temple in Jerusalem. And so, Azariah prays, “We have no place to offer first fruits”. The first fruits of the harvest was taken to the temple to offer to the Lord.

  With so many churches, chapels and places of worship closed because of the Covid-19 virus, we pastors and faithful members while fully respecting the government’s advice and laws for our protection feel some sense of that lament of Azariah. We too can pray that lament to the Lord, ‘We have in our day no place to worship”. We realize that we, the people, are the church, the mystical Body of Christ yet there is a special presence of the Lord Jesus and in the Eucharist when we gather in Hs name

Churches have always been a place of refuge, a haven of peace and holy ground. Our churches are filled with so many memories of the significant events in our lives. We remember the joyous occasions of baptisms and weddings and the sad occasions of funerals celebrated with love and faith.

   Hopefully our experience of yearning to return to our places of worship will deepen our appreciation of our places of worship as we look forward to the day when the doors will be unlocked as we enter to gather together to worship, our Lord and He will be waiting there for us as we gather

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Jesus under the weight of His Cross. We unite our sorrow of not being able to gather   for public Masses, ceremonies & devotions with the suffering of Jesus during this Lent.

We pray the Lord will banish the Covid-19 Virus & we look forward to returning to worship in our church again. Fr. Frank

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