Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is from 9:00 a.m. Friday until Noon on Saturday. St. Theresa's Chapel at Sacred Heart.

The character of St. Peter is both inspiring and confounding to many of us. How could a stubborn and impulsive fisherman become the "rock" upon which Jesus would build his Church?

BeFrienders meets in the Corpus Christi Library. If interested please contact Wynn Touney 515-576-2296

This is a great group to participate in if you want to learn more about Church teachings! This group meets the first Sunday of each month following the 9:30 a.m. Mass (10:30 a.m.) in the St. John Room of Corpus Christi Center. Need not attend each time!

Those children wanting to be a part of this special ministry to our younger parishioners are called forward after the first blessing, before the readings, to join the catechist in the chapel. After the prayers of the faithful they will return to to their parents. Feel free to join them to check it out!

Reconciliation is available when a priest is present.

The character of St. Peter is both inspiring and confounding to many of us. How could a stubborn and impulsive fisherman become the "rock" upon which Jesus would build his Church?

Those children wanting to be a part of this special ministry to our younger parishioners are called forward after the first blessing, before the readings, to join the catechist in the chapel. After the prayers of the faithful they will return to to their parents. Feel free to join them to check it out!

"The Lamb of God," "The Bread of Life," "The Body and the Blood of Christ"... these are phrases we know from the Mass. But do we understand what they mean in the greater and deeper context of Scripture and Church teaching? Acclaimed author and teacher Dr. Brant Pitre rigorously digs down to the biblical roots of the Eucharist, through its foreshadowing in the miraculous events of the Old Testament, the Gospels, and Apostolic teaching. We'll discover firsthand how Christ's Body and Blood are an integral and wondrous part of God's plan for our salvation. This will study will be held the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month.

The Living Rosary for Life will be celebrated on Sunday, May 13. at 2;00 pm at Our Lady of Fatima, west side of St. Edmond School. On this day remembering the Blessed Virgin Mary's appearance 101 years at Fatima, we will honor Our Blessed Mother Mary and all Mothers, natural and spiritual, while meditating on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary and the joy of human life in development. The Living Rosary has a part for everyone to help say a Hail Mary or special intention or present a flower. Bring a chair if desired. Event inside if necessary. Everyone is welcome to make this day special. (St. Edmond Coffee House will begin at 3:00 pm}

Anyone who would like to learn more about the marriage nullity process in the Catholic Church is invited to attend any of the following workshops. Father Michael Erpelding of the Tribunal of the Diocese of Sioux City will lead these sessions. If planning to attend, please contact Terri at the Tribunal, 712.233.7533, or terrin@scdiocese.org so that adequate supplies are available the evening of the workshop. If you reach the Tribunal voicemail, please leave your name, phone number, the session you plan to attend and how many are coming.  Carroll Monday, May 14, 2018, at 6:00 pm Holy Spirit, 421 E. Bluff St. [Greteman Center; if park in North lot, enter that door and turn right; if park by Main door, as you enter the room is to your left. Supported by DAA Funds

The character of St. Peter is both inspiring and confounding to many of us. How could a stubborn and impulsive fisherman become the "rock" upon which Jesus would build his Church?

Those children wanting to be a part of this special ministry to our younger parishioners are called forward after the first blessing, before the readings, to join the catechist in the chapel. After the prayers of the faithful they will return to to their parents. Feel free to join them to check it out!

The character of St. Peter is both inspiring and confounding to many of us. How could a stubborn and impulsive fisherman become the "rock" upon which Jesus would build his Church?

Those children wanting to be a part of this special ministry to our younger parishioners are called forward after the first blessing, before the readings, to join the catechist in the chapel. After the prayers of the faithful they will return to to their parents. Feel free to join them to check it out!

"The Lamb of God," "The Bread of Life," "The Body and the Blood of Christ"... these are phrases we know from the Mass. But do we understand what they mean in the greater and deeper context of Scripture and Church teaching? Acclaimed author and teacher Dr. Brant Pitre rigorously digs down to the biblical roots of the Eucharist, through its foreshadowing in the miraculous events of the Old Testament, the Gospels, and Apostolic teaching. We'll discover firsthand how Christ's Body and Blood are an integral and wondrous part of God's plan for our salvation. This will study will be held the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month.