Weekend Mass times
Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 9:00am *There is no longer a Sunday 4:45pm Mass. If you are in need of attending a Sunday evening Mass please consider attending: All Saints Parish (St. Anthony Church) 704 North 1st Ave 5:00pm Mass Weekday Mass Times Monday 8:00am Communion Service Tuesday 8:00am Mass Wednesday 6:30pm Mass Thursday 8:00am Mass Friday 8:00am Mass *Low gluten hosts available upon request. Weekday Mass Times (Summer Schedule -begins May 29) Tuesday 8:00am Mass Tursday 8:00am Mass Reconciliation: Saturdays 4:00-4:45 pm Or by appointment. Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Please make a note: Memorial Day (May 28)- Parish Office Closed Click here for the
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From Our Pastor:
This month is quickly wrapping up with so many things going on. May is always a busy month. It's even a bit busier than other years of my priesthood, but it has been my normal over these last 5 years as I prepare to head out to Washington, DC once again. This is/was my last weekend of Masses. I am still around this week wrapping up loose ends. On Saturday, I have the wedding of Kurt and Amy Daunhauer's oldest daughter, Hannah. She is marrying a young man, Wes Munie, whose family is from southern Illinois. Just after the wedding, I'll spend the evening with my family and fly out to Washington, DC on Sunday.
As I've mentioned before, this is my last summer out in Washington, DC for Canon Law studies. I have finished up my classes, but will be working on writing my thesis. I have two topics that I am still wavering between. Please pray that with the guidance of the Holy Spirit I can decide and move forward quickly. I will also be studying for the comprehensive exam at the end of July. It will be an hour, oral exam with three professors. They can ask anything that they would like. It has sounded less daunting each of the summers I've been in DC, but I will still appreciate prayers. Be certain that I will get word out for that prayer as soon as I know which day (July 30/31) my exam will be scheduled. We'll see how many people we can fit in the adoration chapel at that hour!
For those who have not heard my story about how I came to study Canon Law or Church Law, I have updated the letter I've published each summer. You can find it at the parish website under Father Jason's Summer Studies in Canon Law page. I'll also have several hard copies in each of the vestibules of church. I'll also update my shared photo album for the summer. In that, I share photos of what I am up to. You can find the link on the same page of the website.
Know that as I'm away, I am leaving you in the capable hands of our staff and certainly God. Fr. Dave Nunning will be back for the first two weekends (and weeks between) that I am gone and Fr. Steve Lintzenich will be here the other weekends and weeks. Our daily Mass schedule will be reduced to Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 8 am, but we will continue our Monday 8 am Communion service. Please check out the flyer in the vestibules of church or on our website to find other daily Mass times of local parishes. Doug Rasler will take on any administrative duties that I leave in my time away and I thank him for that.
Like last year, emails concerning the parish will be responded to with an out of office reply to contact Doug Rasler or someone at the parish office. I will try to answer any personal correspondence and certainly love getting mail & care packages. I passed along my shameless sharing of my summer address with classmates who inquisitively asked how I got so much mail. Their mail began an uptick as they too shared their summer address
Know that I will certainly be keeping each of you in my prayers and ask that you do the same for me this summer. I will miss you all, but THIS IS MY LAST SUMMER!!!...sorry if that excitement was a little too evident.
Fr. Jason Gries
As I've mentioned before, this is my last summer out in Washington, DC for Canon Law studies. I have finished up my classes, but will be working on writing my thesis. I have two topics that I am still wavering between. Please pray that with the guidance of the Holy Spirit I can decide and move forward quickly. I will also be studying for the comprehensive exam at the end of July. It will be an hour, oral exam with three professors. They can ask anything that they would like. It has sounded less daunting each of the summers I've been in DC, but I will still appreciate prayers. Be certain that I will get word out for that prayer as soon as I know which day (July 30/31) my exam will be scheduled. We'll see how many people we can fit in the adoration chapel at that hour!
For those who have not heard my story about how I came to study Canon Law or Church Law, I have updated the letter I've published each summer. You can find it at the parish website under Father Jason's Summer Studies in Canon Law page. I'll also have several hard copies in each of the vestibules of church. I'll also update my shared photo album for the summer. In that, I share photos of what I am up to. You can find the link on the same page of the website.
Know that as I'm away, I am leaving you in the capable hands of our staff and certainly God. Fr. Dave Nunning will be back for the first two weekends (and weeks between) that I am gone and Fr. Steve Lintzenich will be here the other weekends and weeks. Our daily Mass schedule will be reduced to Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 8 am, but we will continue our Monday 8 am Communion service. Please check out the flyer in the vestibules of church or on our website to find other daily Mass times of local parishes. Doug Rasler will take on any administrative duties that I leave in my time away and I thank him for that.
Like last year, emails concerning the parish will be responded to with an out of office reply to contact Doug Rasler or someone at the parish office. I will try to answer any personal correspondence and certainly love getting mail & care packages. I passed along my shameless sharing of my summer address with classmates who inquisitively asked how I got so much mail. Their mail began an uptick as they too shared their summer address
Know that I will certainly be keeping each of you in my prayers and ask that you do the same for me this summer. I will miss you all, but THIS IS MY LAST SUMMER!!!...sorry if that excitement was a little too evident.
Fr. Jason Gries
Did You Know?
St. Pio of Pietrelcina was a Capuchin friar who lived in the twentieth century and bore the wounds of Christ's passion on his body for 50 years. He had a great devotion for the Blessed Mother and her Rosary and called the Rosary "the weapon for our times." Pray the Rosary daily!
~ A Message from the Legion of Mary
St. Pio of Pietrelcina was a Capuchin friar who lived in the twentieth century and bore the wounds of Christ's passion on his body for 50 years. He had a great devotion for the Blessed Mother and her Rosary and called the Rosary "the weapon for our times." Pray the Rosary daily!
~ A Message from the Legion of Mary