Please Note:

There will be no Masses celebrated while priests are on retreat on the following dates:

• Tuesday, June 4
  (no 6:30 or 8:15 Masses)
• Wednesday, June 5
  (no 8:15 Mass)
  
• Thursday, June 6
  (no 8:15 Mass)
  
  

Mass Times

Weekday Mass:
Mon - Fri 8:15 am
Tues. 6:30 am

In the event that school is
cancelled due to weather,
we will not have Daily Mass.

 

Anticipated Mass:
Sat. 4:30 pm

Sunday Mass:
8:00 am, 9:30 am & 11:00 am

 

Reconciliation:
Mondays:   7:00 am – 8:00 am
Saturdays: 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm or by appointment.
(Every Wed eve 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. during Lent only.)

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2013:
January 2013 Grateful Heart
February 2013 Grateful Heart
March 2013 Grateful Heart
April 2013 Grateful Heart
May 2013 Grateful Heart

2012:

February 2012 Grateful Heart
March 2012 Grateful Heart
April 2012 Grateful Heart
May 2012 Grateful Heart
September 2012 Grateful Heart
October 2012 Grateful Heart
November 2012 Grateful Heart
December 2012 Grateful Heart

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We, the faith community of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, are committed to forming Disciples of Christ by embracing Stewardship through Hospitality, Prayer, Formation and Service.

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May 26 - Solemnity of The Most Holy Trinity

Picture the Trinity. What do you see? Perhaps it is the traditional image found in paintings and stained glass of the Father as a dignified elderly man, the risen Jesus standing or sitting by his side, and the Holy Spirit as a dove, hovering over the two. The effect is rather static, frozen in eternity. Better yet to take the lead of today's readings about an energetic, dynamic, active God--a God who delights in creating, pouring divine love into our hearts, endlessly calling us, wooing us, surprising us, guiding us to all truth, sharing all with us. The mystery of the Trinity-God as Father and Son and Holy Spirit--baffles the mind. Three in One, One in Three! Who can make sense of it? Again and again all the mind and heart and spirit can do is bow down in wonder and awe. We can come to this posture in different ways: experiencing our own delight in creation, opening our heart to the person of Jesus found in the Gospels, and being attentive to the way the Spirit continues to work in our world and our lives.

How do you imagine the Most Holy Trinity?

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