Mass Times
Saturdays 4:00 PM
Sundays 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday 8:30 AM Word and Communion
Tuesday-Friday 8:30 AM Mass
CONFESSION
Saturdays 9:00 - 9:30 AM
Saturdays 3:00 - 3:30 PM
Communal Penance in Advent & Lent
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday-8:00AM- 2:00PM
The Eucharistic Chapel is accessible 24/7 from the outside via a key pad operated entrance from about mid April through November 1. To learn the key pad code please call 715-356-6284
Dangerous ice and snow conditions prevent 24/7 access from November 2 through mid April.
Message from Fr. Jerry
A group called the Christophers had a wonderful motto. It went: It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. There is much darkness in our world -- crime, inflation, high energy prices, and sin. It is easy to complain. But we need to be the light of Christ -- bringing hope, acting in love, and working for practical solutions to make things better. No suffering is beyond God's grace.
Father Jerry Hagen
Daily Mass Live Stream Begins At 8:25 AM, Tuesday through Friday
Weekend Mass Live Stream Begins at 3:55 PM on Saturdays
“Holy Moments” Advent Reflections
Holy Moments Reflection (Second Week of Advent)
Dear Holy Family,
I hope you are enjoying your Advent season reading of Matthew Kelly’s Holy Moments. In my continued reading, the way Matthew describes the impact on our lives that our choices have prompted me to reflect. He urges that we make “easy” choices, ones that are powerful and will have a positive impact. (For me, some of those choices haven’t always been easy!) As we await the coming of our Lord this season, perhaps we can glance back at our lives and reflect on the choices we’ve made -- the ones that we are rightly proud of, ones that we cherish, ones that hold the seeds of goodness. As Matthew points outs, those are our Holy Moments! He cites the choice made by the Good Samaritan as a shining example of such a Holy Moment, and then challenges us to ponder: are our hearts inclined toward the needs of others? Or are they leaning away from others?
Do you have a reflection from Holy Moments to share? Please visit our Holy Family blog, Points of Light, and join the conversation. On our parish website, click on “Points of Light” at the top of the home page.
May His kingdom come,
Bob
PS - If you didn’t receive a copy of Holy Moments and would like one, please let me know. We may have you covered!
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