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The Deanery Mass will begin again on Sunday, November 29th at 5:00 pm and will now be held at St. Lawrence church. (Note the change in time and location)
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Easter Message From Fr Patric
Dear friends and families,
How are you all!
I hope you have survived a very challenging time. More than 360 days it has been and will be known throughout history as a time when a stunned world was halted in its tracks. The Covid-19 monster has changed our lives for the rest of time. We witnessed tremendous change, and witnessed the frailty of human life. With courage and faith we clung to the hope of a better tomorrow. This past year has tested our faith, our will, our patience and so much to say.
The invention of vaccines is a boon. We will defeat the virus and get it under control eventually, but the changes we have had to make in our lives will be a way of life, a normal, from now on. Change is inevitable but the monster changes we have had to make since Covid-19 descended upon us have been tough to say the least! Thanks to isolation, masks and everything we have done to take protective measures. We consider that a blessing.
Soon we will be blessed to be able to gather fully as a community of faith to celebrate the Eucharist. I am sure that you join with me in looking forward to the day of hope. Holy Week plays a greater part in our psychological and spiritual exposure to lift up our minds. Of course the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ on the day of Easter is a joyful anticipation after a sincere preparation of 40 lenten days.
May the risen Lord bless you abundantly! Have a Blessed Easter!
Fr. Patric
How are you all!
I hope you have survived a very challenging time. More than 360 days it has been and will be known throughout history as a time when a stunned world was halted in its tracks. The Covid-19 monster has changed our lives for the rest of time. We witnessed tremendous change, and witnessed the frailty of human life. With courage and faith we clung to the hope of a better tomorrow. This past year has tested our faith, our will, our patience and so much to say.
The invention of vaccines is a boon. We will defeat the virus and get it under control eventually, but the changes we have had to make in our lives will be a way of life, a normal, from now on. Change is inevitable but the monster changes we have had to make since Covid-19 descended upon us have been tough to say the least! Thanks to isolation, masks and everything we have done to take protective measures. We consider that a blessing.
Soon we will be blessed to be able to gather fully as a community of faith to celebrate the Eucharist. I am sure that you join with me in looking forward to the day of hope. Holy Week plays a greater part in our psychological and spiritual exposure to lift up our minds. Of course the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ on the day of Easter is a joyful anticipation after a sincere preparation of 40 lenten days.
May the risen Lord bless you abundantly! Have a Blessed Easter!
Fr. Patric
From The Bishop (published September 18, 2020)
| Mass Obligation 2020.pdf |
From The La Crosse Diocese
| Returning To Mass.pdf |
| Guidelines for beginning the public celebration of masses in the diocese.pdf |
