How does your parish reach out in love and concern to those who are in need of hearing the good news?
The key word is love…..how do we show love to others?
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What a great crowd of alumni, former and current faculty, friends new and old, that came out on Sunday, June 2nd for the celebration of 69 years of blessings that was St. Benedict High School to this parish and the north side of our city. Over 350 guests came over to…
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Youth Ministry needs a few hours of your time for a GOOD Cause!
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Building youth community through our youth Pow Wow…
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Each and every day we read the headlines about the many social and economic issues impacting our community. A Peace and Justice group at our parish could help us to better understand and appreciate the church’s teachings on social justice issues and explore what we can do to further those teachings.
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This celebration will include tours of the school. Our celebration would be enriched by your presence…
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This Saturday, June 1st from 4-7 PM
Proceeds to Benefit the 2019 Tekakwitha Conference Planning Committee
Thank you for your support!
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What does it mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit? How can I have the peace of God that transcends human understanding…
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This week we completed our first ALPHA for Youth sequence. The sessions, whether for adults or young people are intended to help participants asks questions and share with each other their thoughts about matters of faith…
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Calling all talented St. Benedict H.S. Alumni! On Sunday, June 2nd at Noon, we will host a special Mass to celebrate the great gift of our High School ministry. This will also mark the final day of transition as we move to a PK-8 education model. We are looking for talented alums to help form a festival choir for this occasion. Music has long been an integral part of the St. Ben’s community…
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Prepare for a unique approach to lectoring, with a healthy balance of practical vocal technique and scriptural study. Wear clothes you feel comfortable moving in, and keep an open mind during this two hour session! All current and prospective lectors are invited to take part in this event…
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As of this week, the project is fully funded. Thank you to the generous donors that came forward to help us meet our goal! The altar candlesticks are about 95% finished. Our craftsman is going ad another coat or two of polyurethane to strengthen the…
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Today is Mother’s Day, the day which we celebrate and commemorate the blessed sacrifice of all the mothers of the world and their devotion towards the upbringing of the next generation. …
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Our next meeting is Tuesday, May 14th at 7pm in Beaven Hall.
Please join us for this discussion! To obtain a copy of the book, simply stop by the rectory, or ask any of our staff members after Mass.
Keep up with this discussion online by clicking here.
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We commissioned our newest Eucharistic minister this past Sunday at the 10:300 Mass. During the commissioning we were reminded of the importance of receiving the Eucharist and being willing to bring the Body of Christ to others. Yianni chose to serve as a Eucharistic Minister after he received the sacrament of Confirmation in March. The next formation meeting to serve as a Eucharistic Minister is on May 11th after the 5:00 Mass. Email kmcmillan@stbenedict.com if you would like to attend.
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The Holy Name Society supports the youth ministry at our parish in so many ways. Their generosity to our Vision participant and to the support of the development of our young people's faith makes a difference! We are grateful!
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Sign up to participate in Youth Ministry events and service opportunities. Live Your Faith Everyday!
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The whole principal of the chapter is how to engage people in the parish community.
The suggestions take a lot of time.
How are we going to convince people to move forward and go with the vision the author is suggesting? An example would be the suggestion to have people go through Alpha…His suggestions are very intense and require a lot of resources and training.
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