St. Thérèse of Lisieux

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May we who are merely inconvenienced
remember those whose lives are at stake.
May we who have no risk factors
remember those most vulnerable.
May we who have the luxury of working from home remember those
who must choose between preserving their health or making their rent.
May we who have the flexibility to care for
our children when their schools close
remember those who have no options.
May we who have to cancel our trips
remember those that have no safe place to go.
May we who are losing our margin money
in the tumult  of the economic market
remember those who have no margin at all.
May we who settle in for a quarantine at home remember those who have no home.
As fear grips our country,
let us choose love.
During this time when we cannot
physically wrap our arms around each other, let us yet find ways to be the loving
embrace of God to our neighbors.  Amen.
 
Ask God to put people in your path in need of support.  It could be, as the Pope said, something as simple as a phone call or an e-mail.  Whatever you’re called to do, as that Nike slogan says, “Just do it.”

To Parents of Confirmation  students:  Confirmation Day has been set for Saturday, October 17 at 10:00 a.m. 
May God bless you!---
DRE Office

A los padres de los estudiantes de Confirmación: La fecha para la Confirmacion se ha fijado para el Sabado, 17 de Octubre a las 10:00 a.m.  
¡Que Dios les bendiga! ---
Oficina de Educacion Religiosa 

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“You may now attend Mass if you like with a mask or watch live stream at  home.”

The live stream Masses for this week
 8:30 AM (M, T, Th, F, Sat), 5:30 PM Wed, 
and Sunday at 8:00 AM in Español 
and at 9:30 AM and 12:00 PM in English.

We have resumed
Sunday Mass at 9:30 AM instead of 10:00 AM 

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Our live-streaming Mass times for this week are as follows: (underlined red shows a link)
 

Twenty-Fifth  Sunday in Ordinary Time

Saturday September 19:  6:00 PM Vigil Mass

Sunday Septiembre 20:  8:00 AM  Misa (Español) 

Sunday September 20:  9:30 AM Mass (English)

Sunday September 20:  12:00 PM Mass (English)

Monday September 21:  8:30 AM Mass

Tuesday September 22:  8:30 AM Mass

Wednesday September 23: 12:00 Noon Mass
Wednesday September 23:  5:30 PM Mass
Miercoles 23 de Septiembre: 7:00 PM Mass

Thursday September 24:  8:30 AM Mass
  
Friday September 25:  8:30 AM Mass 
 
Saturday September 26:  8:30 AM Mass 

Twenty-Fifth  Sunday in Ordinary Time

Saturday September 26:  6:00 PM Vigil Mass

Sunday Septiembre 27:  8:00 AM  Misa (Español) 

Sunday September 27:  9:30 AM Mass (English)

Sunday September 27:  12:00 PM Mass (English)
 

Let us join together, or separately,
and strive to be
Holy, Healthy, Happy and Safe
May God bless you all,
Fr. Mike
 

For those that DO NOT have a Facebook account
and are unable to attend the live-streaming of Mass, 
We will put a link (in red) for you to click to view.
Click the arrow to begin the video. 

When you click the link it will open up in your browser.  It may ask if you want to join or sign up for Facebook.  (Just click the X above this message to clear it.)
 

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Click on the month listed below the picture to view archived Masses.

2020  -  March  -   April   -   May   -   June   -   July   -   August
           -   September   -   October   -   November   -   December

Dear St. Therese Parishioners,

As a way for us to come together in faith, prayer and action during a very stressful and divisive time in our Church and Nation, we will be doing a Lenten Rewind called: “40 Days of Prayer, Fasting and Penance for Peace, Unity and Healing”  beginning on September 23rd and concluding on November 3rd. If you are good at math you will realize that there are more than 40 days in that time period. That is because we are human and we may need a break at some point during this time.  I pray that this will be a blessing for our parish family and help us to be a witness to our wider community of our desire to bring our faith to a confusing and troubling time.  This is not intended to be partisan in any way, but rather to give us an opportunity to unite in our common identity as children of a loving Father.

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Programa Rebobinado de Cuaresma

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Click here to read a letter from Fr. Mike to the Parishioners.


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"We continue to pray for all the confirmands of our parish who are still waiting to be confirmed.  We trust in God to guard, guide and grace them and we look forward to the celebration of the sacrament of confirmation soon.   
Come Holy Spirit and renew the face of the Earth!"

Confirmands:

Click here to read Prayers of Spiritual Communion

Folks, I think you’ll find this helpful. Helps me. Thanks Fr. Ed Steiner. - Fr. Mike Nolan

Spiritual Communion Part 2 by Fr. Ed Steiner



Click on the link below to read the reflection from Pope Francis.

 Pope’s special
Urbi et Orbi blessing 


Bendición Urbi et Orbi. Papa
 

As you know we have removed the Holy Water from our church, but if you'd like to have Holy Water for your home, please give us a call and stop by, Father Mike is happy to perform the ritual and Blessing! Learn more about the use of Holy Water: https://www.sistersofcarmel.com/about-holy-water/

Dear St. Thérèse of Lisieux parishioners,
 
If you are an older parishioner who would like someone to run errands for your household, or a younger parishioner who is able to help those in need, please call our parish office 423-476-8123.
 
Some of our more seasoned parish members may be understandably fearful of going out to do basic everyday errands (like go to the grocery store) and may not have anyone to help them.  We would like to compile a list of younger parishioners (you be the judge) willing and able to assist the older members of our community.  If you would like to help, please call our parish office and add your name to the list. 423-476-8123
 
   To all our senior members, you are treasured, and we want to serve you.  You are not forgotten.  Please contact our parish office if you need help with errands during this time 423-476-8123