As a Parish Family, we will pray the Chain Rosary on Friday, March 19 for the Feast of St. Joseph. Our Rosary will begin at 7 AM and conclude at 8 PM. To participate in this event, please call the office and reserve a time by Friday, March 12. This Chain Rosary is prayed for our Parish Family, those suffering from COVID, and for the workers of our nation.
“We are born to love, we live to love, and we will die to love still more.”
– Saint Joseph.
No issues for February or March—January and February have been slow for news. Our next issue will be in early April and will cover March, which promises to be more exciting. Check the Latest News and What’s Coming tabs above to see what’s going on in the Parish.
The Communications Ministry is using this time to work on the website—stay tuned for a new website theme and new features!
Our Parish is preparing Easter Food Baskets for any parishioner in need of an Easter Dinner during these difficult times. Please contact Father Charlie through the office (256.852.0788) if you or your family is in need. Also, if you are aware of any member of our Parish who may need a basket, please let us know so we can extend an invitation to them as well.
On Friday March 5, Youth Ministry will be hosting a Lenten Gathering for all youth. We will have fun with games and activities while maintaining social distancing and wearing our masks. Parents are invited to spend time with the Holy Eucharist during this event—a time of Adoration with the Lord. We will meet at 6:30 PM after the Stations of the Cross at 6 PM.
To celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph on March 19, we will continue our Chain Rosary. Sign-up for time slots will start the weekend of March 6 and 7. Please consider participating in the Chain Rosary for our Parish, for those suffering with COVID, and for the Workers of our Nation.
On Tuesdays during Lent, starting March 2, we will have Adoration at 11:30 AM followed by Mass in the Parish Hall.
Deacon Jim has gathered for us information and prayers for each season of the liturgical year.
OLQU