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Holy Spirit's Service Weekend—August 20-21
All parishioners are invited to serve others by volunteering to help on Saturday, August 20 or Sunday, August 21. Parents and children are encouraged to volunteer together.
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Installation of Bishop Robert Barron
On Friday, July 29, the Diocese of Winona-Rochester celebrated the installation of Bishop Barron at St. John's in Rochester.
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Celebrate Mass with Holy Spirit Parish
You may view the Saturday 4:30 PM Mass on our YouTube channel. It will be livestreamed at 4:30 and also available afterward on our
YouTube channel:
HOLY SPIRIT YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Click the worship aid if you'd like to follow along. (Because of copyrights, please destroy any copies you make of this worship aid).WEEKLY WORSHIP AID
PROTOCOLS FOR MASS
Donations:
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Weekly envelopes may be mailed, dropped off at the church office, or placed in the collection boxes in the Narthex.
- Online Giving allows you to make donations using your debit card, credit card or checking account. You may make one-time or recurring contributions. Click the link below to get started.
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Finish the Floor Project
We are finishing the floor at Holy Spirit!
FINISH THE FLOOR NEWS July 25, 2022—Click for more information...
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Today's Readings
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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
- Holy Spirit is livestreaming the 4:30 PM Saturday Mass. Click here.
- 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: DOWR.org
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Find us on Facebook
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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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Pray For Ukraine
Urgent Need in Ukraine-Catholic Relief Services Can Help
On March 25, the Act of Consecration took place in Rome and throughout the world to pray for peace in Ukraine. The Act of Consecration is meant to be a gesture of the universal Church, which in this dramatic moment lifts up to God, through His Mother and ours, the cry of pain in all those who suffer and implore an end to the violence, and to entrust the future of our human family to the Queen of Peace. The Act of Consecration is below:
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