WEEKLY SCHEDULE
HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS
8:00am (Low Mass) - +Repose of the Soul of Dorothy McElwreath
Monday, December 26th - St. Stephen, Deacon & Protomartyr
Tuesday, December 27th - St. John the Evangelist, Apostle
8:00am (Low Mass) - John Mehler
Wednesday, December 28th - Holy Innocents, Martyrs
8:00am (Low Mass) - Dorothy Ann Dattilo
Thursday, December 29th - 5th Day of the Octave of Christmas
8:00am (Low Mass) - Fr. Kermit Syren, LC
Friday, December 30th - 6th Day of the Octave of Christmas
8:00am (Low Mass) - Robert J. Langlotz
Saturday, December 31st - 7th Day of the Octave of Christmas
8:00am (Low Mass) - Dennis and Maria Mitchell
The Sacrament of Penance is offered 30 minutes before each weekday Mass. Requests are also taken after Mass as time dictates.
- Confessions will be heard starting at 9:15am and ending at 10:05am.
- The full Propers and Scripture Readings for Mass with a translation may be found here.
- The Rosary will be prayed starting around 9:50am in the church.
10:15am (High Mass) - Missa pro populo
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OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
COFFEE HOUR AND CATECHISM AFTER MASS
Coffee Hour and Catechism will resume on Sunday, January 1st. Everyone is welcome to join the parish family for coffee, refreshments, and fellowship in the social hall downstairs following the 10:15am Mass on Sundays. Father Pendergraft also teaches Catechism to all ages for 30 minutes beginning at 12:30pm
EPIPHANY SOCIAL DANCE
On Saturday, January 7th, the local Juventutem chapters will be hosting a dance in the church hall at St. Stephen's. The dance will begin at 7pm and tickets are $10 each. Light refreshments will be provided. Everyone 18 and up is welcome!
PASTOR'S NOTES
I give great thanks to all those who assisted by prayer and work in beautifying the church for the Feast of Our Blessed Savior's Birth. May God reward you richly for adorning His house.
Next Sunday is January 1st, the Feast of the Octave Day of Christmas. Mass times will be as usual for Sunday (7:45am Low Mass and 10:15am High Mass). There will be no brunch or catechism on Christ Day to allow all to spend time with family and friends.
Finally, I wish to thank everyone for warm welcome I have received here at St. Stephen of Hungary, and wish you all a very blessed and merry Christmas!