Catholic Leadership
Disciple Maker Index Survey
The Diocese of Madison is asking all parishes to participate in a parish survey about discipleship conducted by the Catholic Leadership Institute. The Disciple Maker Index Survey is now open and we need your help!
Please help us participate by completing a 10-15 minute survey as soon as possible.
· Go to http://portal.catholicleaders.org/d/k60kkk
Disciple Maker Index Survey
The Diocese of Madison is asking all parishes to participate in a parish survey about discipleship conducted by the Catholic Leadership Institute. The Disciple Maker Index Survey is now open and we need your help!
Please help us participate by completing a 10-15 minute survey as soon as possible.
· Go to http://portal.catholicleaders.org/d/k60kkk
Season of Creation
The Season of Creation continues until October 4, St Francis feast day. Catholic author, Alex Mikulich, has an article entitled: These 5 economic policy changes would help us live in harmony with God’s gift of life. The five policies in this article begin with ending planned obsolescence. A link to this article is:
www.ncronline.org/news/earthbeat/these-5-economic-policy-changes-would-help-us-live-harmony-gods-gift-life
Season of Creation
September 1 through October 4 is a Vatican sponsored event entitled Season of Creation to promote understanding care for the earth as a moral issue. Fr Kureethadam from the Vatican office on Human Development addresses Why a Christian should care about creation. This is available on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?V=tJkST-i-Pd4
and the link is on the Ss. Anthony and Philip website
The Season of Creation continues until October 4, St Francis feast day. Catholic author, Alex Mikulich, has an article entitled: These 5 economic policy changes would help us live in harmony with God’s gift of life. The five policies in this article begin with ending planned obsolescence. A link to this article is:
www.ncronline.org/news/earthbeat/these-5-economic-policy-changes-would-help-us-live-harmony-gods-gift-life
Season of Creation
September 1 through October 4 is a Vatican sponsored event entitled Season of Creation to promote understanding care for the earth as a moral issue. Fr Kureethadam from the Vatican office on Human Development addresses Why a Christian should care about creation. This is available on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?V=tJkST-i-Pd4
and the link is on the Ss. Anthony and Philip website
Liturgy of the hours evening prayer
An introduction to Liturgy of the Hours - Bing video
Live Streaming Masses
Saturday, 4:30 pm Mass will be live streamed from Ss Anthony and Philip on Facebook: @ Ss Anthony and Philip Parish.
Sunday, 10:30 am Mass will be live streamed from St. Thomas on Facebook: @ St Thomas Parish Montfort.
Like our Facebook pages or click on the Facebook icon at the bottom left of this page to have access to the Mass and other announcements.
An introduction to Liturgy of the Hours - Bing video
Live Streaming Masses
Saturday, 4:30 pm Mass will be live streamed from Ss Anthony and Philip on Facebook: @ Ss Anthony and Philip Parish.
Sunday, 10:30 am Mass will be live streamed from St. Thomas on Facebook: @ St Thomas Parish Montfort.
Like our Facebook pages or click on the Facebook icon at the bottom left of this page to have access to the Mass and other announcements.
In accordance with the Diocese of Madison
we will return to the following practices.
-Holy water will be available at church entrances.
-There will be no capacity limits at church. (outside of Christmas/Easter)
-For those vaccinated, there is no requirement for masks or distancing.
-As per CDC guidelines, those not vaccinated are encouraged to mask and distance; some pews will remain blocked for distancing. Anyone is welcomed to continue wearing a mask if you are more comfortable.
-Congregational singing will return. Our Psalm response, Alleluia, and the Eucharistic acclamations of Holy, Holy, Memorial and Great Amen are theologically the most important for musical participation as you are invited
into this prayer. Books with our hymns will return at a later date.
-Sign of peace will continue non-contact with a bow or other greeting.
We hope you will feel comfortable returning to mass. If you are in a higher risk category or have symptoms, it’s understandable that you remain at home.
we will return to the following practices.
-Holy water will be available at church entrances.
-There will be no capacity limits at church. (outside of Christmas/Easter)
-For those vaccinated, there is no requirement for masks or distancing.
-As per CDC guidelines, those not vaccinated are encouraged to mask and distance; some pews will remain blocked for distancing. Anyone is welcomed to continue wearing a mask if you are more comfortable.
-Congregational singing will return. Our Psalm response, Alleluia, and the Eucharistic acclamations of Holy, Holy, Memorial and Great Amen are theologically the most important for musical participation as you are invited
into this prayer. Books with our hymns will return at a later date.
-Sign of peace will continue non-contact with a bow or other greeting.
We hope you will feel comfortable returning to mass. If you are in a higher risk category or have symptoms, it’s understandable that you remain at home.
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