Confirmation Prayer Heavenly Father, in the Old Testament, Your prophets and priests would anoint the faithful with oil. Through this holy anointing You made known to them their mission on earth. On Pentecost, at the birth of the Church, You sent Your Holy Spirit on the disciples. On that day, the promise You gave of Your Spirit was fulfilled to the whole world. As these newly confirmed go out into the world preserve the gifts of the Spirit in their hearts. May the completion of their initiation through Confirmation help them fulfill their baptismal promises as members of the Body of Christ. Amen. Calendar of Events4-22 ~Confirmation Mass; 9:30am (Park Falls, Butternut, Glidden)
4-25 ~Last Religious Ed. classes ~****Students in K-6 will put on a short program with a light meal to follow; 4:15-5:00 in school cafeteria 4-30 ~Echoes of Faith: Morality 5-7 ~Echoes of Faith: Morality 5-13 ~Baccalaureate Mass; 9:30am Totus Tuus is July 15-20 at St. Anthony’s There are a few advantages to getting older. For example, you can’t hold a grudge that you can’t remember. ~Anita Renfroe
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May you always feel as close To Jesus as you do today. May you always count on Him To gently guide you in your way. May you always trust in God To answer every single prayer. May you always feel Him blessing you With tender, loving care. Calendar of Events4-22 ~Confirmation Mass; 9:30am (Park Falls, Butternut, Glidden)
4-25 ~Last Religious Ed. classes ~****Students in K-6 will put on a short program with a light meal to follow; 4:15-5:00 in school cafeteria 4-30 ~Echoes of Faith: Morality 5-7 ~Echoes of Faith: Morality 5-13 ~Baccalaureate Mass; 9:30am Totus Tuus is July 15-20 at St. Anthony’s Aspire not to have more, but to be more. -Oscar Romero What is the story behind Divine Mercy Sunday? Answer: In Poland during the early 1930s, Jesus appeared to a religious sister, St. Maria Faustina Kowalska. These private revelations had one key theme: the love and mercy of God. The relevance of this message was evident then and would continue to resound in importance throughout the social and political upheaval of the 20th century. One of Jesus' requests was the institution of a feast of God's mercy. St. Faustina records in her diary, "I desire that the Feast of mercy be a refuge and shelter for souls? let no soul fear to draw near to me? It is my desire that it be solemnly celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter" (Diary, no. 699). After St. Faustina's canonization in 2000, the Vatican declared that the Second Sunday of Easter would be known as Divine Mercy Sunday. Calendar of Events SAVE THE DATE: Totus Tuus is July 15-20 at St. Anthony’s
4-7 ~ 2nd grade 1st Communion Pretend Mass; school café; 8:15-noon 4-14 ~Practice for 1st Communion; 9:00 in church-Bring banner ~1st Communion Mass; 4:30pm 4-22 ~Confirmation Mass; 9:30am (Park Falls, Butternut, Glidden) 4-25 ~Last Religious Ed. classes ~***Students in K-6 will put on a short program with a light meal to follow; 4:15-5:00 in school cafeteria 5-13 ~Baccalaureate Mass; 9:30am Why is it easier to preach ten sermons than to live one?? Christ is risen indeed! We have arrived at the penultimate feast on the Church's calendar, the cause of our joy and our hope. Life has defeated death. Sorrow and suffering do not have the last say. In the resurrection of Jesus we see many reasons to rejoice. Not only has Jesus conquered the specter of visible death, but he restores to us graced life. On Holy Saturday, Jesus descended to the dead and delivered the just souls into heavenly paradise. What are our own Saturday tombs? Jesus has the power to open them all. That is our invitation, this day most of all. May resurrection joy fill your heart, your family, your workplace, and your community. Happy Easter! Calendar of EventsSAVE THE DATE: Totus Tuus is July 15-20 at St. Anthony’s
4-2 ~Echoes of Faith: Prayer and Spirituality 4-4 ~Religious Ed. classes meet ~RCIA 4-7 ~ 2nd grade 1st Communion Pretend Mass; school café; 8:15-noon 4-14 ~Practice for 1st Communion; 9:00 in church-Bring banner ~1st Communion Mass; 4:30pm 4-22 ~Confirmation Mass; 9:30am (Park Falls, Butternut, Glidden) Faith is one foot on the ground, one foot in the air and a queasy feeling in the stomach. ~From Mother Angelica’s Little Book of Life Lessons and Everyday Spirituality |
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