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Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM
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Saturday: 3:00 - 3:45 PM
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Throughout the month of November, “Our Nursery in Heaven” bulletin board will be displayed next to the Blessed Mother statue. This board honors and remembers the little saints in Heaven who passed due to miscarriage or infant loss.
Extra hearts are available beside the display. If you or someone you know has lost a child, you are welcome to add a heart in honor of them!
May the little ones we hold in our hearts rest forever in the loving arms of Jesus until we meet again in Heaven. 🤍
Today is the feast day of Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles.
Simon also known as “Simon the Zealot” who, before following Jesus, passionately opposed Roman rule.
Jude referred to “Judas, son of James” in the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, was called “Thaddeus” in the Gospels of Matthew and Mark. Not much is mentioned about Jude except that he was related to Jesus and that he wrote the book attributed to his name in the New Testament.
Simon and Jude were known to have traveled together to Persia to preach the gospel. Tradition holds that Simon was martyred, being cut in half and Jude was beaten with a club.
Simon is the patron of curriers, woodcutters, and tanners and Jude is the patron of hopeless causes and hospital workers.
Saints Simon and Jude, pray for us!
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As parishioners of St. Bernadette, we commit ourselves to refresh our participation of Liturgy through attentive listening to God's Word, in raising our voices in prayer and song, and in reverent reception of the Body and Blood of Christ. We pledge to work for justice for those inside and outside of our boundaries and to be instruments of healing in our families and in our community.
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"Those who are humble of heart will be glorified."
- Saint Bernadette












