Giving to Others the Gifts we have Received
We invite you to experience St. Paul Parish as an opportunity
to grow in faith through sacrament and service.
We invite you to experience St. Paul Parish as an opportunity
to grow in faith through sacrament and service.
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Reading 1 PRV 21:1-6, 10-13Responsorial Psalm PS 119:1, 27, 30, 34, 35, 44Gospel LK 8:19-21
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Parish & School News
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September 20The Catholic Ministries Appeal is replacing the Fruitful Harvest Appeal and will begin in our parish September 19-20, 2020. Prior to this weekend, you have probably received an envelope in the mail from Bishop Doherty with a brochure, pledge card and return envelope for mailing...Read More
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September 19
Mark you calendar now to celebrate Mass outside on Friday, October 30, at 6:00 PM on the St. Paul Parish Grounds. This event will be followed with an opportunity for children to “trunk-or-treat”. Parishioners and school families are invited to sign up for a parking space and pass out Halloween treats to children in attendance. More details to come.Read More -
September 18
La inscripción para la catequesis familiar (grados K-7) y la educación religiosa de octavo grado está en proceso. Si su hijo asistió a Educación Religiosa el año pasado en San Pablo, se envió por correo a casa una carta del Padre Christopher y un formulario de inscripción...Read More
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The Catholic Moment: September 20, 2020
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Pray for California! San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone held three Eucharistic processions on Sun., Sept. 20, in response to the city’s The post “No More!”: San Francisco Abp. Leads...
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Have you ever wondered why Catholics confess sins to a priest? On this week’s episode of The Catholic Talk Show, Ryan Scheel, The post Why Confess Sins to a Priest? The Biblical Evidence for the...
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The hope-filled message of Jer. 29:11 keeps me focused on God and his good (and hopeful!) plans. God promises us “a future The post 5 Saint Quotes That Bolster Me in Hope (and Remind Me of the...
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How to Make a ReportIndiana law requires that any individual who has reason to believe that a child is a victim of abuse or neglect must report immediately to:
- The local Child Protection Services agency (Hotline: 800-800-5556); or
- A local law enforcement agency.
Under Indiana law, it is a criminal act not to make such a report. This law applies to all adults without exception.
By Phone:- Doris May, Victim Assistance Minister & Head of Pastoral Response Team: (765) 464-4988
- Kurt Wolf, Diocesan Investigator: (765) 269-4666 or 800-533-7018
By mail:
Please compose a detailed description of the facts/incidents of the abuse and send it to Mr. Kurt Wolf: P.O. Box 260, Lafayette, IN 47902.
