On Saturday, September 12, pro-life Americans throughout the country will gather at the gravesites of aborted babies and other memorial sites dedicated in their honor for the thirteenth annual National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children. When: Saturday, September 12, 10:00 AM
Where: Roselawn Cemetery, 845 Piedmont Drive
More Info: Chris Moleski, 850-445-5979
Join us for a screening of The Window on Death Row, followed by a panel discussion exploring faith, mercy and the human dignity of those behind bars. The discussion will feature Father Dustin Feddon, a spiritual advisor to individuals on death row. A light meal will be served before the film.
Monday, September 21 at 6:30 PM - Lower Level – Parish Center
Registration is FREE - Beginning October 8! The Couple Prayer Series is designed to help couples discover the joy and strength that can come from making prayer a regular part of their marriage. Through six weekly sessions led by Greg and Ginny Burns, couples will explore practical ways to pray together, deepen their spiritual connection, and make prayer a meaningful part of everyday married life.
When a married or engaged couple takes time to pray together, they are, in a very special way, “two gathered in His name.” What an incredible promise and opportunity for married couples!
Our parish offers AudioFetch — a simple way to hear Mass more clearly right from your phone!
What it does: Streams live church audio directly to your earbuds or Bluetooth capable hearing aid
Please install the AudioFetch app BEFORE arriving at church for the smoothest experience! Once you arrive in the church you can connect your phone to the AudioFetch WiFi (no password needed). Then open you app and connect your hearing device and you are ready to listen to the Mass!
During the 10:15 AM and 6:00 PM Sunday Mass, children in grades 1–4 are invited to the Chapel for a child-friendly volunteer led Liturgy of the Word with discussion, returning before Communion. We are working to offer this at every Mass! Let’s grow this program - Please click title for details!
As a governor, Leo XIV plays his cards close to his vest. As a thinker, he does not wear his learning on his sleeve, but his erudition is as lofty as it is deliberately inconspicuous. This weekend...