Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
If you would like to learn more about the Catholic Daughters contact our Regent-Theresa Switzer scrubs13@peoplepc.com. We meet the first Wednesday of each month 6:00 pm, at the “C” in the main room and on Zoom. Please join us in person or on-line. For information, please call 940-566-0004.
PARISH COMMUNITY POTLUCK-Please come join us on the second Saturday every month at 7:00 pm right after the 5:30 Vigil Mass. Please sign up for FLOCKNOTES the Parish Community Potluck group and receive notifications and that's where you can RSVP and let us know what food dish you will be bringing to share. Hope to see you there!!
Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
Knights of Columbus Council #16393-All Catholic men are welcome to attend our monthly meeting. The Knights of Columbus mission is Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. If you have questions contact Robert Schwind.
Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
If you would like to learn more about the Catholic Daughters contact our Regent-Theresa Switzer scrubs13@peoplepc.com. We meet the first Wednesday of each month 6:00 pm, at the “C” in the main room and on Zoom. Please join us in person or on-line. For information, please call 940-566-0004.
PARISH COMMUNITY POTLUCK-Please come join us on the second Saturday every month at 7:00 pm right after the 5:30 Vigil Mass. Please sign up for FLOCKNOTES the Parish Community Potluck group and receive notifications and that's where you can RSVP and let us know what food dish you will be bringing to share. Hope to see you there!!
Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
Knights of Columbus Council #16393-All Catholic men are welcome to attend our monthly meeting. The Knights of Columbus mission is Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. If you have questions contact Robert Schwind.
Evening Prayer is prayed publicly in the church every Tuesday that the parish office is open. The prayer is chanted using tones from the Mundelein Psalter. The prayer is in English and uses the new form of the Liturgy of the Hours. All are welcome to sing or pray along quietly. Booklets are provided.
