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This weekend finds us already celebrating the Second Sunday of Advent! As we move steadily into a new liturgical year, the Church nourishes us with a new cycle of readings from Sacred Scripture, Year C for the Sunday readings and Cycle I for the weekday readings in Ordinary Time.Read More -
So whether you would like serious study, praying with a group, (even when you are by yourself), needing confidence to share our faith, or just relaxing with faith filled content, Formed is a great place to go.Read More
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We are very quickly approaching the end of the Church’s liturgical year!Read More
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It has been a little while since there has been room for an update in the bulletin, with all the election-related things going on!Read More
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Dear Mary Immaculate and St. Rose parishioners and Newman Center students,Read More -
SubsidiarityRead More
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SolidarityRead More
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I really want to thank you so much for the very warm welcome you have given me during my first few days and weeks in Kirksville.Read More -
The Common GoodRead More
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The Dignity of the Human PersonRead More
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The Role of the Church in American Political LifeRead More
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An introductory note, the first in a series of six articles by the USCCB.Read More
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Forming Consciences for Faithful CitizenshipRead More -
Petitions to put abortion rights on the ballot in Missouri and Arizona were officially approved last week, adding to a growing list of states where so-called “reproductive rights” will be put before the voters at the General Elections on November 5th of this year.Read More -
This week I wanted to tell you a little bit about how we do what we do when it comes to emergency lodging.Read More -
The Invitation to Pray and the Sacred Silence That Follows…Read More -
You may be saying to yourself, “But, wait, my missalette says it’s the Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time!” ThatRead More -
Matthew 25: 35-36 When I was hungry, you gave me something to eat, and when I was thirsty you gave me something to drink. When I was a stranger you welcomed me, and when I was naked you gave me clothes to wear. When I was sick, you took care of me and when I was in jail you visited me.Read More
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I would like to announce that I have offered the principal position at Mary Immaculate Catholic School to James Hendler and he has accepted the offer.Read More
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A Divine Mercy PrimerRead More
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