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Welcome to Saint Paul Catholic Church

Announcements for Saint Paul Catholic Church
Fifth Sunday of Easter

May 19, 2019


Welcome to Saint Paul Catholic Church for the celebration of the Mass.

"O sing a new song to the Lord
for he has worked wonders
in the sight of the nations, he has shown his deliverance."

The second collection this weekend is for our St. Paul School Investment Fund.

Yahoo! - we are at 80% of our BAA goal! Who will push us over the 100%? Thank you for all for your continued support and prayers.

Attention - the church office is in need of 2 volunteers for the Thursday pm shift. Come join the fun. We need you.

Reminder - Effective June 8 & 9th, all weekend Masses will be in our Family Life Center.
Daily Masses will still be in the chapel, including Friday until further notice. Thank you for being patient with us as we repair our buildings.

Remember - see our Facebook and website for more information.






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Saint Paul loves you.  Call us anytime we can be helpful.  We want to help our brothers and sisters in Christ!

Day 2 of parish mission.  Very successful and the ice cream sundaes were enjoyed by all.  See below.
St. Paul School
  • St. Paul Catholic School is a Catholic school steeped in tradition with the goal to take Catholic Education into the future and foster individuality.   Registration and Financial Aid available for new applicants.
HOW CAN I FEEL WELCOMED IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AGAIN AFTER EXPERIENCING HURT AT THE HANDS OF PEOPLE IN THE CHURCH?

It can be difficult when we feel like our fellow Christians aren't acting very Christian toward us or toward others. The Church is indeed made up of sinful, imperfect people, who often disappoint. But rather than distancing yourself from the Holy Eucharist and the Catholic Church that Christ founded, consider clinging to Jesus all the more, since he never disappoints. It is helpful, in times of trial and hurt, to remember why you are Catholic—not because all Catholics always represent the mercy and love of Jesus  perfectly well, but because the Catholic Church was founded by Jesus, administers the sacraments, and contains the fullness of Truth, helping all of us to draw closer to God and grow in holiness. Do not allow the actions of some to cause you to lose faith in the Church as a whole. Discuss your frustrations with a priest or deacon at your local parish, and start your journey back to a welcoming home. Above all, do not lose heart. People may disappoint, but God never leaves us, and He is always present in the Catholic Church he founded.
Daily Readings
USCCB
Evangelizo
Regnum Christi