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Celebrate the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
We are celebrating our first public Mass this weekend, but with a limitied number of people in attendance. Please join us online if you cannot be here in person!
with Holy Spirit
WORSHIP AID:
If you'd like to follow along in the worship aid, click here
( Because of copyrights, please destroy any copies you make of this worship aid).
TAKE NOTE:
We have compiled many resources for people of ALL ages that coincide with Sunday liturgies. Click here.
CHILDREN'S LITURGY OF THE WORD:
The Children's Liturgy of the Word video for Sunday can be found here.
DONATIONS:
Many parishioners have asked what they should do about their weekly giving. With the suspension of Masses, weekly contributions are uncertain, leaving Holy Spirit's financial landscape vulnerable.- Weekly Envelopes may be mailed to the church office.
- Online Giving allows you to make donations using your a debit or credit card. You may make one-time or recurring contributions. Click here for more information.
BULLETIN:
You may access the bulletin online and receive notifications when a new bulletin is uploaded.
Public Mass has Resumed at Holy Spirit
Please follow all protocols listed below:
- The obligation to attend Sunday Mass remains suspended at this time, per Bishop Quinn. If you are vulnerable or compromised in any way, please stay home and tune in to a virtual Mass.
- To attend Mass, all parishioners must sign up in advance.
- We are offering a Saturday 4:30 PM Mass and a Sunday 10:00 AM Mass
- Greeters will check you in at the MAIN DOORS only.
- Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to avoid a line of people waiting to be checked in.
- Masks are mandatory. We will have some on hand if you need one.
- Use hand sanitizer upon entering through the MAIN DOORS only.
- It is recommended that there is no singing from the congregation.
- Communion will be distributed at the end of Mass on your way out.
- Weekly donation envelopes can be dropped off in the containers in the Narthex.
Additional Mass Times
Television
- KIMT 3 - Rochester-Austin-Mason City Sunday at 7:30 am
- MyTV 3.2 at 9:00 am
- WFTC 9 - 11:30 am (Comcast: 10/807, DirecTV: 29, DISH: 29 Mediacom: 10/803, Over Air: 9.2)
Internet
- Pax Christ is live streaming their daily Mass on YouTube. Click here.
- Livestream Mass with Bishop Quinn Sundays at 11:00 am and watch online anytime: https://www.dowr.org/about/weekly-mass.html
This 8-week module offered by Just Faith's JustMatters awakens groups to the economic systems, public policies, cultural norms, and hidden biases that empower some and oppress others. The first half of the module introduces a framework for understanding and recognizing racial disparities in power and privilege. Sessions 5-8 take a deeper dive into specific issues related to power and privilege, including affirmative action, the school-to-prison pipeline, the criminal justice system, and powerful biases in media representation. As with all JustFaith programs, participants will explore how their faith should inform their response to their learning, as well as discern action steps for working toward racial equity in their own communities.
Interested in participating? Please contact Holy Spirit's Social Justice Commission at holyspiritsocialjustice@gmail.com.
Sponsored by Holy Spirit's Social Justice Commission.
“We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist.” – James Baldwin
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Audio Homilies
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12Responsorial Psalm 105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7Gospel Mt 10:1-7
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addressing racism
In light of current events in Minneapolis and around the country, Holy Spirit parish alongside the Social Justice Commission, held an outdoor prayer service on Thursday, June 11. Approximately 70 people gathered for prayer and 8 minutes 46 seconds of silence for George Floyd.
This is only the beginning of conversations and events that will take place at Holy Spirit to address racism in our community and in our country.
Please stay tuned to our website and Facebook for important information on how we, as a Christian community, can get involved in a solution for change. -
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$CRIP Program at Holy Spirit$CRIP is a gift certificate or gift card used like cash at participating stores. $CRIP provides extra income to our parish, with no additional cost to you!
Check it out! It just makes cents!
Click here for the $CRIP website and full details.
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