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Sunday 9:00 am, 12:00 pm
(12:00 Sunday Masses are the Extraordinary form Latin)
Weekdays at 8:00 am
Thursday evenings at 5:30 pm
The Wednesday 8 am Mass is the Latin Extraordinary Form
Saturdays 8:00 am
Reconciliation/Confession
Wednesdays 6:45-7:30 pm
Fridays 8:30-9:00 am
Saturdays 3:30-4:45 pm
Sunday 8:15 -8:40 am and 11:30 am
One half hour before daily Mass for 15 min.
Eucharistic Adoration:
Every Wednesday after morning mass- Thursday 8:00am mass
First Fridays of the month 8am-7pm
Each Friday in Lent from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Basics of Catholicism
2nd Sunday Ordinary Time
01/20/20 10:18 am
The Baptism of Our Lord
01/13/20 12:51 pm
Epiphany
01/07/20 11:38 am
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BASICS OF CATHOLICISM: 23. SACRAMENTS: PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE SACRAMENTS
Posted in Fr. Joel Hastings on 01/20/20
Over the last several weeks, we have looked at the Ten Commandments and the ... Read More »
BASICS OF CATHOLICISM: 22. THE THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH COMMANDMENTS OF THE CHURCH: PART 5: SUMMARY OF THE COMMANDS: CHRIST THE GOAL OF THE LAW
Posted in Fr. Joel Hastings on 01/13/20
Over the last several installments (19 in all!) we have looked ... Read More »
BASICS OF CATHOLICISM: 22. THE THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH COMMANDMENTS OF THE CHURCH: PART 4: SIXTH COMMANDMENT OR PRECEPT OF THE CHURCH.
Posted in Fr. Joel Hastings on 01/06/20
The sixth precept of Church (as recorded in some lists of precepts, including that ... Read More »
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Diocese of Duluth News
‘Jesus Christ was the center of his life’
01/22/20 2:18 pm
Bishop Paul Sirba: We don’t have to remain in the cold and darkness of a world without love
01/17/20 12:37 pm
Editor’s note: Bishop Paul Sirba wrote this column for the December issue of The Northern Cross shortly before his death on Dec. 1.
With the nights getting longer and the cold growing colder, it may seem counterintuitive to be thinking of new beginnings. But the expression “it is always darkest before the dawn” really comes into play — and maybe those who live in the Southern Hemisphere have a slight advantage this time of year. Our Church begins a new year with the first Sunday of Advent, Dec. 1.
Read MoreFather Richard Kunst: Heaven is a gift, but hell is earned
01/15/20 8:54 am
Not long ago, I gave my weekday Mass crowd two theological statements and asked them to raise their hands if they thought the statement was correct. Here was the first one: “We can earn heaven by living a virtuous life, being faithful to the sacraments, and truly loving our neighbor as ourself.” About half the people raised their hand and nodded in agreement.
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