Giving to Others the Gifts we have Received
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to grow in faith through sacrament and service.
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to grow in faith through sacrament and service.
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Thankful Thursdays
Premiering November 5 at 7:30 PM. Click the play button on the LIVE screen below to view. After 7:30 PM, you may view the video by clicking the play button and selecting Previous Broadcasts.
November 5 Session November 12 Session November 19 Zoom
Thanksgiving Day's
Thankful Thursday Program Post
Here are some questions to spark some thankfulness around the table:
- What’s one thing you’ve enjoyed about your job/school recently?
- What is a valuable lesson you’ve learned this year that you are grateful you learned?
- What is a random act of kindness that you have received this year?
- How have you used your talents recently, and what have you enjoyed about doing that?
- What is one thing that you really appreciate about someone at the table? (Alternatively, you can go around the table and name a quality you’re grateful for in each family member)
* End your meal with a Thanksgiving Prayer and a Glory Be to give Glory to the Giver of all Gifts! * -
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As we grieve
As we grieve the loss of Father Christopher Roberts, we have put together answers to some questions you may have and links to resources that you may provide you guidance during this difficult time. Visit our As We Grieve page to access the information and resources.
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Parish & School News
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November 29The Incarnation: The belief that God has become a man is the critical fact that distinguishes Christianity from other religions in the world. With the doctrine of the incarnation, the possibility of change is ushered into the world in a whole new way. The old order of creation has no need to be destroyed or swept away – it can now be redeemed!..(Versión en español disponible al final del inglés.)Read More
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November 27
The Jesse tree helps us connect the custom of decorating Christmas trees to the events leading to Jesus’ birth...(Versión en español disponible al final del inglés.)Read More -
November 25Here is this week's update. / Aquí está la actualización de esta semana.Read More
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 ROM 10:9-18Responsorial Psalm PS 19:8, 9, 10, 11Gospel MT 4:18-22
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The Catholic Moment: November 29, 2020
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Monday, November 30
The purpose of Trees of Hope - In Memory of Father Christopher is to raise funds for student scholarships. Children all learn differently and thrive in different environments. For some, attending St. Paul Catholic School is an option that is right for them and will assist them in building an educational foundation that will help them achieve more in school and life. However, the cost of tuition can prohibit those children from attending. To overcome this, scholarships are available to children to attend. These scholarships are primarily funded through donations and funds raised at special events throughout the year. Your participation in this year's Trees of Hope will assist with this effort. Voting for your favorite tree by donating will open Sunday, November 29 at 12:00 PM EST and conclude at 7:00 PM Thursday, December 3. The winning tree will be the one who raises the most funds through donation, in-person and online donations totaled together. The winner will be announced Friday, December 4 as part of the school's virtual Friday Gathering at 8:45 AM. The winning class receives a pizza lunch and NUT day (No Uniform Today) on a date agreed to by the class and the principal.Read More -
Read MoreMonday, November 30, 8:45 AM
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Tuesday, December 1
The purpose of Trees of Hope - In Memory of Father Christopher is to raise funds for student scholarships. Children all learn differently and thrive in different environments. For some, attending St. Paul Catholic School is an option that is right for them and will assist them in building an educational foundation that will help them achieve more in school and life. However, the cost of tuition can prohibit those children from attending. To overcome this, scholarships are available to children to attend. These scholarships are primarily funded through donations and funds raised at special events throughout the year. Your participation in this year's Trees of Hope will assist with this effort. Voting for your favorite tree by donating will open Sunday, November 29 at 12:00 PM EST and conclude at 7:00 PM Thursday, December 3. The winning tree will be the one who raises the most funds through donation, in-person and online donations totaled together. The winner will be announced Friday, December 4 as part of the school's virtual Friday Gathering at 8:45 AM. The winning class receives a pizza lunch and NUT day (No Uniform Today) on a date agreed to by the class and the principal.Read More
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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.
