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Blessing for Mother's Day


Dear Lord,
Pour your goodness and grace upon the women of our community today in a special way.
For mothers: fill them with joy and blessing. For those who have lost children: hold them in their sorrow.
 For those who have hoped for children: surround them with Your love.
For those who have lost a mother: may they know Your comfort.
For those carrying difficulty on this day: bring them consolation.
Bless all women this day.
Thank you for the love they bring to this world, no matter their circumstances or story.
Amen.


©LPi

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Parish Weekday Mass

Mon-Friday  8 am

               

ACHS Mass all are welcome!

10:20 am Wednesday when school is in session.

   

Weekend Masses  

Saturday 8 am                     

Saturday vigil 4 pm                                                                           

Sunday 8:30 & 10:30 am   


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The Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday from 3-3:45 pm 


EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION  

Every Wednesday from 2:30 to 4:30 pm

Chaplet of Divine Mercy in Song

at 3 pm


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Divine Mercy Sunday, April 12th, 2026.  Say the Chaplet of Divine Mercy a powerful prayer of Mercy for those in your family.  click here to see more

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  • Fast & Pray for Illinois

    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. 

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  • Respect Life Corner

    March 25th marks the anniversary of the papal

    encyclical Evangelium vitae (The Gospel of Life). Written by Pope St. John Paul II in 1995, this document on the value and inviolability of every human life remains an indispensable source of truth for all people. It reaffirms the “greatness and the inestimable value of human life” (EV 2) and addresses present-day legal, ethical, and moral threats to life. https://www.respectlife.org/gospel

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  • Men's Club

    Men's Club

    Any St. Henry adult male, 18 years

    old or older, is welcome to take

    part. Our meetings are on the 2nd

    Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm. 

    Come check out our next meeting.



    Our next meeting is Tuesday, May 12, at 7:00pm in the Knights of Columbus Hall.Snacks and drinks will be provided.

    All men of the parish are welcome.


  • Ladies Club of St Henry

    The Ladies’ Club will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 5:00pm in the Parish Center.


    This is our Potluck / Guest Meeting. Fried Chicken, Pork Tenderloin and Mash Potatoes and Rolls will be provided. 


    The following groups (last name starts with) A-H Side Dish, I-P Salads (any kind) and Q-Z Desserts.


    Your guest can be spouse, family member, neighbor or friend.


    We are collecting items for Hubbard’s Haven this month. They request dry milk, pop tarts, sugar, coffee, creamer, ranch dressing, body wash, small bleach, small detergent, diapers size 5 & 6, child’s pull-ups


    We will be drawing for our Spring Raffle Winners.


    Hope to see everyone on the 19th.


    ALL ladies of the parish are welcome.



Pray the Rosary with your Parish!

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.. 
 19,503 rosaries  recorded!


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