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Mass Schedule
Mass Schedule: - 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time: Saturday, November 14, Vigil Mass @ 5:00 pm * Sunday, November 15, Mass @ 10:00 am * - Feast of Christ the King: Saturday, November 21, Vigil Mass @ 5:00 pm * Sunday, November 22, Mass @ 10:00 am * - Thanksgiving Day:...
Men’s Fall Retreat, this Thurs. Nov. 12th
Our annual Men's Fall Retreat will take place this Thursday evening, November 12th, from 6:00 - 8:30 pm. Our evening will begin with Mass in the Chapel at 6:00 pm. Our dinner and spiritual discussion will follow in the Lennon Boardroom, led by Fr. John. - All men...
Faith Education – this Sunday, Nov. 15th
Our Faith Education classes will meet this Sunday, November 15th, from 8:45 - 9:45 am. Thanksgiving Break begins the following weekend, so classes will not meet on Sunday, November 22 or 29th. Classes will resume on Sunday, December 6, and will meet again on...
Alumni Memorial Mass, this Sunday, Nov. 15th
Please join us for our November Alumni Memorial Mass, as we remember and honor the loved ones we've lost from the Gilmour and Chapel communities. Following Mass, we invite you to gather for coffee, donuts and fellowship in Howley Commons. We hope you'll join us for...
Thanksgiving Day Mass, Thursday, Nov. 26th
We will have Mass @ 9:30 in the morning on Thursday, November 26 to celebrate Thanksgiving Day. We hope you and your family join us!
Advent Wreath Making activity – Sun. Nov. 29th
On the first Sunday of Advent, we will be making Advent Wreaths after Mass. A member of our Chapel Council will be leading us in this activity. At the end of this activity, you will have a beautiful Wreath to take home, with a special blessing from Fr. John. We...
Virtual Bible Study, Wed. Dec. 2nd
Our next gathering of Virtual Bible Study will be on Wed. December 2nd, from 6:30 - 8:00 pm., via zoom. The topic for our upcoming Bible Study will be: Yearning to meet the person of...
Reflection for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Symbolically, oil represents spiritual commitment. In the Hebrew scriptures, priests, prophets and kings were anointed with oil, just as we were anointed at our baptisms. A sign of both privilege and responsibility, oil represents the unique covenant each of...

