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Our Lady of Fatima, Pray for us!
St Henry Centennial, 1925-2025
Opening Ceremony Sunday, November 24, 2024,
Feast of Christ the King at 10:30 am Mass
light brunch to follow,
registration required, click our logo to register online
or call the parish office 618-233-2423
Please plan to join us to welcome Dr. Mary Healy on Sunday, December 15 after the 10: 30 am Mass.
For more information click here
DOES EVERYBODY GO TO HEAVEN?
A Reflection on “the life of the World to Come” The Most Reverend Edward K. Braxton, Ph.D., S.T.D.
2:00 PM Sunday, November 17, 2024 at The Cathedral of St. Peter
(In the Blessed Sacrament Chapel)
200 W. Harrison St., Belleville
Bishop Braxton will explain the teachings of the Catholic Church about Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, and Limbo, as presented in The Catechism of the Catholic Church. He will also examine the prevailing secular, scientific world view
that rejects the possibility of “life after death.” He will clarify the difference between “the immortality of the human soul” and “the resurrection of the body” and explain why the Catholic Funeral Mass
is correctly called “The Liturgy of Christian Burial” and not “The Mass of the Resurrection.”The presentation will conclude with time for prayer in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament for family members and friends who have died.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION, Friday, November 1st, All Saints Day, and Monday, December 9th, Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Weekday Mass
Mon-Fri: 8 am
All Saints Day, Nov 1st Holy Day, Mass 9 am St Henry
Mass at St Augustine at 6:30 pm
ACHS Mass all are welcome!
10:15 am Wednesday's, when
classes are in session.
Weekend Masses
Saturday 8 am
Saturday vigil 4 pm
Sunday 8:30 & 10:30 am
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8:30 am on Sunday's! on our Facebook page
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The Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday from 3-3:45 pm
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
at 2:30-4:30 pm
Chaplet of Divine Mercy in Song
at 3 pm
A rescue dog senses life in the tabernacle click here to view
Divine Mercy Sunday, April 7th. Say the Chaplet of Divine Mercy a powerful prayer of Mercy for those in your family. click here to see more
Fast and pray initiative is regarding a state-wide effort to fast
and pray every Friday for the leadership in the State of Illinois.
This initiative was started by a group of concerned Lay Catholics
from the Joliet diocese following the reversal of Roe v Wade
and the impact it could have on this state. It is our intention
to unite in prayer and fasting
every Friday throughout the State.
Parishes from all six dioceses have
been or will be contacted to help spread the word.
The Belleville Messenger posted an article in the September 29th issue regarding the importance of this initiative.
Thank you Father Ken!
Register NOW! www.formed.org/signup
then register! It is that easy! No need for a
parish code. Check out the many faith enriching programs for Lent.
“Palliative care and hospice are precious and crucial instruments in the care of patients with serious and complex chronic or terminal illnesses, and they help provide comfort to both the patients and their families. While palliative care cannot entirely eradicate suffering from people’s lives, it provides an authentic expression of human and Christian care—allowing us to ‘remain’ at the side of a suffering person, as the Blessed Mother and the beloved disciple remained at the foot of the Cross…The path of accompaniment until the moment of death must remain open, with appropriate care for body and soul customized to the personal needs of the patient.”
USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities “The Witness of the Good Samaritan: Palliative Care and Hospice”
The Men's Club will hold its monthly meeting this Tuesday, September 10th, at 7 pm in the Knights of Columbus hall. All men of the parish are welcome. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
St. Henry Ladies Club will be going to Josephine's Tea Room by bus on Saturday, November 16th. The bus leaves at 9:45 am and we should return by 3:00 pm. I have reservations for 24 so I have 10 slots that need to be filled. Please call or text Marilyn at 618-604-6340.
On February 12, 2023, our parish began The Parish Rosary Program. Each week parishioners are requested to either email to the church secretary sthenryc@peaknet.net or drop in the collection basket a slip of paper with the number of rosaries they prayed the previous week. Weekly, year-to-date, and grand totals will be printed in the church bulletin.
There are many reasons to pray the rosary: reparation for sin, world peace, political civility, the end of abortion, souls in purgatory, the intentions of the Holy Father, vocations, lukewarm and fallen away Catholics, marriages, and those in the most need of God’s mercy. But perhaps the best reason of all is by praying the rosary as Blessed Mother has requested, is that she will bring us closer to Jesus and in the process we will become more Christ like.
All adults and children are asked to participate. If you are unsure of how to pray the Rosary, there are instructions in the back of church..
9364 rosaries recorded!