Everyone is invited to participate in the great Liturgies of the Church, the various Parish events, and the community gatherings.
And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching.
-Hebrews 10:24-25
Growing in the Faith, discovering its liberating beauty, is an on going adventure. The Spiritual Summer Series seeks to help us continue this discovery. As "the ear of the wise seeks knowledge (Prov.18:15)" we have no need to fear, for the "truth sets us free (Jn.8:32)." Everyone is welcome to join us for a Spiritual presentation, discussion, and fraternity. All events are: bring your own beverage.
We Will Rock You: The Church built on St. Peter is more than a figure of speech?
Wed. May 29th in Mullen
Thurs. May 30th in Hyannis
Fri. May 31st in Thedford
It’s the end of the world as we know it: What do we really know about earth’s final hours?
Wed. June 5th in Hyannis
Thurs. June 6th in Thedford
Fri. June 7th in Mullen
There she goes: What’s up with the Marian apparitions?
Wed. July 10th in Thedford
Thurs. July 11th in Mullen
Fri. July 12th in Hyannis
Men in wizard clothes: What is with the all-male Christian Priesthood?
Wed. July 17th in Hyannis
Thurs. July 18th in Thedford
Fri. July 19th in Mullen
*Bonus: The British are Leaving: What happened with the Anglican split from the Church?
Wed. July 24th in Mullen
Thurs. July 25th in Hyannis
Fri. July 26th in Thedford
"We are on the Lord's team, the winning side! So, raise your glass and cheers to Jesus."
-Pope Benedict XVI
We are excited to welcome everyone back for the annual Oktoberfest & Husker viewing party,
hosted on Saturday October 26th.
Doors open at 2pm with kids games available.
Supper will open at 5pm.
Doors close at 11pm.
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Tragically we all know someone who has set aside the Scriptural practice of God’s Faith, abandoning His Church. This is heartbreaking for God, the Church, and for us. Yet, we remain a people of hope. We look forward to the time when we can welcome everyone home.
Thus, as we seek to invite the fallen home to the Prodigal Father, we also invoke the Mercy of Christ. May He send the Holy Spirit to move lukewarm and apostate hearts towards the flame of Divine Love.
Stations for fallen Catholics will be prayed at 6:30pm local time in each Parish Church:
Wednesday August 28th in Mullen
Thursday August 29th in Hyannis
Friday August 30th in Thedford
Chasing after the fallen Augustine for years, St. Monica lamented to St. Ambrose. He said to her, “Woman, the child of so many tears shall never perish.” St. Monica offered her suffering with the Sacred Heart. It eventually took root. St. Augustine came home on August 28th, 386ad, and eventually became one of the great Church Doctors.
St. James writes, “My brethren, if any one among you wanders from the Truth and someone brings him back, let him know that whoever brings back a sinner from the error of his way will save his soul from death and will cover a multitude of sins.
(5:19-20)
First Confessions for those preparing to receive Holy Communion will be celebrated once in the fall and once in the spring. Exact dates will be determined with the CCD Directors.
First Holy Communion will be celebrated in all of our parishes on Divine Mercy Weekend, unless otherwise announced.
The Holy Mass of Confirmation will be celebrated by The Most Rev. Joseph Hanefeldt in 2026.
Please contact SHC for more info.
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