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Celebrating 50 Years of Faith In Action

Welcome to St. Andrew Parish!
With open hearts we welcome all who have
come to the house of the Lord!

Striving to serve God as an apostolic college with the
mission to share God's Word one heart at a time.

Photos right by Parishioner, Judy Mikeal
How Often Do You Converse With God?
 

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  • Anointing of the Sick is offered:

    The sacrament is offered monthly to those who are ill or have passed their 65th birthday, following the 9am Mass & 12:05 noon Mass on First Fridays.

    Also available to the hospitalized, homebound and nursing homes residents by request. Simply call the Parish Office and request a priest to come.

    Those who are homebound and desire to receive Holy Communion can do so by calling the Parish Office and requesting an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion to bring communion to their home.

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Did You Know ...
Written by Fr. Greg   

Sacrament of Annoiting for the Sick... that the Sacrament of Anointing for Healing is offered on the First Friday of each month at the conclusion of the daily Masses? According to the Church's teaching, the following are among those who should be anointed for healing:

1) Those whose health is seriously impaired by sickness or old age;

2) those about to undergo surgery;

3) the elderly weakened by age, even if no serious illness is present;

4) sick children who are sufficiently mature to be comforted by the Sacrament.

Many of our older parishioners find great comfort in receiving the Sacrament of Anointing each month.

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Sunday's Homily E-mail

JESUS said, I want you to be part of my network; Fr. Greg


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Faith In Christ's Presence Print E-mail
Written by Gwen Delpit, parishioner   

Message from Messenger

If we follow God's compass, we will not stray from His path.

Comfort My PeopleThe assembly at Capernaum left the synagogue amazed and energized, no doubt and the event of that Sabbath day stayed long in their memory. But daily life went on for them; life goes on for us, too. Sunday's rest give way to Monday, which seems strangely the same as other Mondays. On Monday, we need faith in Christ's presence in our midst to steady us when memories of miracles and our Sunday good intentions have faded.

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Eucharistic Minister

Catholic. What it means to me to be a Eucharistic minister, and how it changed my life. I understand how St. Stephen must have felt, carring the Body of Christ to others in prison. The reality of understanding what he was carrying, caused him to die, rather than reveal to the Romans what he was bringing to others. There is no reason to die for something that "represents" the Body of Christ, he died at the hands of the Romans, because he knew he was carrying the actual Body of Christ.

 
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Mass Schedule

Daily Monday - Saturday: 9:00am
Monday - Friday: 12:05pm
Weekend Saturday: 5:00pm
6:30pm, Good Shepherd

Sunday: 8:00am & 10:00am
Noon, Spanish
5:00pm, Life Teen

Catholic Quotes

"The great method of prayer is to have none. If in going to prayer one can form in oneself a pure capacity for receiving the spirit of God, that will suffice for all method." - St. Jane Frances de Chantal

Daily Readings | February

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