Prayer of St. Cyprian
Almighty God, we are reminded through your servant St. Cyprian, of your Spirit always within us and Your continued presence in us, and of our oneness with You and the Church. May we always grow together and profess You in Faith, Unity, and Hope. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we ask this through Christ our Lord
Amen!
From The Pastor’s Desk
Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord!
Today we begin the month of November. This month encompasses several themes: Black Catholic History Month, Remembrance of our deceased family members, fellow parishioners and friends; and significant awareness to bring the knowledge of people. However, we cannot ignore this month attributed to Black Catholics and their contributions to the Church. Their faith, history, and enduring contributions are widely acknowledged. Did you know Black Catholic History Month was created by the National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus in 1990? It was to bring light to stories and legacies often overlooked in mainstream Church and American History. Join me as we celebrate and acknowledge people and history during this month.
I encourage you to keep in mind our Parish Theme: Reflect, Renew, Respond! This theme can help us to deepen our relationship with God, our parish, and with each other.
Be mindful of your stewardship of treasure to our parish. Your contribution to the finances of our parish is very important. It allows us to keep our parish in operation and financially sustainable.
Please remember to vote on November 3rd. Your vote is very important to the future of our country, and the world. Don’t be hesitant, go out and vote.
From Monday to Friday daily Mass is celebrated. Start your day with Mass at 8:00 AM in the Chapel. It can be spiritually fulfilling.
Today, our universal Church sets aside celebrating Ordinary Sunday to celebrate the Feast of All Saints. We acknowledge these saints for their virtue, charity, and faith. We hope to one day join them and experience the blessings and rewards from Our Lord. Happy Feast Day to all Saints, both in spirit and still alive.
Peace and Blessings,
Msgr. Dr. Britto
View YouTube video of Deacon Richard Nightingale’s final homily here
Coming To Mass, Please Remember:
Masks are optional
Do not attend Mass if you are sick
No Precious Blood at this time
We continue to follow the guidelines from the CDC. The church is sanitized between each mass and deep cleaned during the week preparing for Sunday Mass.
