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Lent 2010
Everyone is welcome to join us for our scheduled activities during this season of Lent.
Thursdays in Lent:
Mass 8:00am & 5:30pm
Soup Supper 6:00pm
"Discovering the Treasures of Vatican II" Study with Fr. Eric: 7:00pm
Fridays in Lent:
Mass 8:00am
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: 8:30am-7:00pm
Reconciliation 6:00-6:45pm
Benediction & Stations of the Cross: 7:00pm
KC Fish Fry: March 26 4:30-7:00pm
Saturdays:
Reconciliation 4:00pm
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Adult Mission Trip
Interested in participating in a Mission Trip?
Click here for more information! ******DEADLINE TO REGISTER: MARCH 1, 2010******
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Online Donations
We are currently having a Stewardship Campaign, and we would love to have you support our parish. If you would like to donate to St. Benedict's online please click here!
Tax statements for those who contributed to our church financially in 2009 have been mailed. Please call the office if you gave in 2009 and did not receive a statement.
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Turning Together Towards the Lord
Conversi ad Dominum - Turn to the Lord - Towards the Crucified
For information on why the Eucharistic Prayer is sometimes prayed with the priest not facing the congregation, please click here to go to our Liturgy information webpage.
Fr. Eric prayed the Eucharistic Prayer ad Dominum during Mass at St. Benedict's during Advent and Christmas.
Starting January 9, Fr. Eric returned to praying the Eucharistic Prayer facing the congregation for the 8:00am Sunday Masses.
Fr. Eric plans to continue praying ad Dominum (toward the altar and the crucix) for the 5:00pm Saturday Masses, 10:30am Sunday Masses, and weekday Masses for the duration of Ordinary Time. Click here for more information on our Liturgy page.
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Year for Priests
The Year for Priests began on June 19, 2009. For more information on the Year for Priests, please click here to bring you to our diocesan website.
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Our Mission
We, the people of the parish of St. Benedict are called together by God, guided by the Holy Spirit to profess, to proclaim and to respond in faith to Jesus Christ. We strive to live the word of God as expressed in scripture by responding in prayer, worship, sacrament, action, and education. We strive to develop a living faith and growing community spirit. We support one another in our human faith walk to attain eternal life with God in Heaven.
If you have ideas to help fulfill our parish mission, please contact our Parish Pastoral Council Committee Chair.