The Knights of Columbus, Our Lady of the Rosary Council #9039, will host its 36th Annual Charity Golf Tournament on Thursday, June 16, 2022 in memory of Dick Donaldson & Norm Melanson at Sea Trail Plantation Golf Club – Jones Course. Tournament proceeds provide financial support to local charities. Registration is open to all, including […]
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Why do bad things happen to good people? is a question that atheists as well as believers in God find themselves asking. Fr. Paul has some answers: the good, the bad, and the ugly. You are invited to come, consider, and learn. The presentation will take about 75 minutes and will include time for questions, […]
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Our new Administration Building/ Eucharistic Adoration Chapel is projected to be completed this coming September.Donors are invited to “Name” an individual office within the new building in memory of a friend or loved one. Some offices have already been named, but many are still available: Office #1 Our Lady Queen of PeaceOffice #2 Saint ElizabethOffice #3 Saint […]
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The Columbiettes will be holding their annual Soup-to-Go after the 5:00 pm masses on Saturday January 22 and 29. The delicious homemade soups will be hot and ready to take home. Enjoy your soup with a slice of “Heavenly Bread” made by the Knights of Columbus.
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Franciscan Sisters of Allegany Prayers for World Peace Beginning in January, the Associates of the Franciscan Sisters of Allegany will be saying the Prayers for World Peace as a group again. These are beautiful sets of prayers, taking only 15 to 20 minutes each session. We will do this after Mass on Fridays (except first Fridays) meeting […]
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Join the Knights of Columbus in praying the Nine Days for Life Novena and Rosary 45 minutes before all weekday Masses from Jan. 7 to 15, to end Roe v. Wade. Meet in the church library weekdays, and in the church before weekend Masses. And please participate in the Knights’ Parish Life Chain silent vigil to […]
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Nearly everyone has been a “friendly visitor” to someone. It does not require going to meetings or giving reports. When you missed someone at Mass and checked on them, heard someone needed help and you helped, called someone to chat and let them know they are thought of & missed, you are communicating that that […]
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Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults Are you thinking about becoming a Catholic, or are already a Catholic but not confirmed? The R.C.I.A. is a process of spiritual growth and exploration of our Catholic Faith. It is a faith journey for adults who would like to explore the possibility of becoming fully initiated in the […]
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Our priest in residence Fr. Paul Wharton has started a Facebook Group called “Catholic Storeroom.” The Roman Catholic Church has been around for nearly 2000 years. Many saints, mystics, theologians, and writers have contributed to the Tradition that has been handed down and added to from one generation to the next. The purpose of The […]
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This week, the House Committee on Appropriations will mark up the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies (LHHS) appropriations bill, which currently excludes the 46-year-old Hyde Amendment and other longstanding, bipartisan provisions including the Weldon Amendment. Eliminating these provisions would force taxpayers to pay for elective abortions and force health care providers […]
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