Doers of the Word Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021 Our Sunday liturgical celebration includes an “offertory” when a basket is brought around for the faithful to drop in their “envelopes.” Today’s gospel finds Jesus observing this “monetary moment” quite closely. Imagine, Jesus curious about who is putting into the basket and how much! This part of … Continue reading The Widow’s Offering
Introducing Amen from the Augustine Institute. According to their website “Amen is the free Catholic app that brings you beautiful prayers, faithful meditations and nourishing Scripture to draw your mind, body and soul to rest in God.” In the Amen app, you can: Delve into God’s Word by meditating on the Daily Mass Readings, gain new insights into the … Continue reading “Amen” App from the Augustine Institute
The Knights are starting up their famous raffles again and will be raffling off a gift card from Skinny Skis worth $360 of merchandise at the store. It can be used for a ski package or anything you may want to purchase. The winning raffle ticket should be drawn in time for Christmas. We are … Continue reading Skinny Skis Raffle by K of C
Christmas PageantAre you and your children interested in participating in a Christmas Pageant on Christmas Eve? The Christmas Pageant would begin at 3:15 pm, prior to the 4pm Christmas Eve Children’s Mass on Friday, December 24th. Please let me know ASAP if your child would like to participate and / or if you are able … Continue reading Christmas Pageant
We’ve come upon a “self-study” Adult Faith Formation program that parishioners might be interested in. Offered by Bishop Robert Barron’s “Word on Fire”, the program, entitled “Dei Verbum”, takes you through the Church’s central document on divine revelation (“what God has definitively told us about Himself”). Dei Verbum (“The Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation”), is … Continue reading Dei Verbum Reading Challenge
Doers of the Word Oct 31, 2021 A Prayer in a Pocket He arrived at Auschwitz with a manuscript in his pocket. The prison guards forced him to remove his clothing and turn everything over, including his book. Then they forced him to put on the clothing of a man who had just been murdered … Continue reading A Prayer in Pocket
The family of Hal Richardson would like to extend an invitation to OLM parishioners to attend a Liturgy of the Word given for Hal on Saturday, November 6th, at 12 noon. A light reception will follow.
In partnership with Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation, we have a new satellite cupboard open at the Rec Center on Gill Avenue. This satellite location will be stocked with refrigerated items like milk and eggs, as well as a selection of pantry staples. All items are available completely free of charge during the Rec Center’s … Continue reading Free Groceries from One22 & The Jackson Hole Cupboard
Thank you for your continued thoughts and prayers for Father Phil as he recovers from surgery. His sister, Helen, is in town (which has been such a blessing!) but many have been asking how they can assist. With his permission, office staff have set up a Meal Train for him. If you would like to … Continue reading Update on Father Phil – Meal Train
One22 Resource Center has joined with 10 local nonprofits for a community-wide Día de Los Muertos celebration! Día de los Muertos is a festive multi-day holiday, originating in Mexico, during which family and friends gather to joyfully remember departed loved ones. One Día de los Muertos tradition is the creation of ofrendas (home altars) with … Continue reading Dia de los Muertos at OLM