Church Announcements – Kelliher
April 27, 2025
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
Good morning and welcome to this celebration of the Holy Eucharist on this Second Sunday of Easter, also known as Divine Mercy Sunday—a day that invites the
whole Church to trust more deeply in the mercy of our Risen Lord.
Instituted by Saint John Paul II, this special feast reminds us of the boundless mercy flowing from the heart of Jesus, as revealed to Saint Faustina. Today, we are called to reflect on God’s infinite love, to receive His mercy, and to be instruments of that mercy in our world.
As we gather around this altar, let us open our hearts to the grace of this day, entrusting our sins, our wounds, and our fears to the tender mercy of Jesus. May this Eucharist renew in us the joy of the Resurrection and the peace that
comes from knowing we are forgiven and loved.
Let us now prepare ourselves to enter into these sacred mysteries.
Christ is risen! He is truly risen! Alleluia!
Today, we offer this Holy Mass for the repose of the souls of Tony and Catherine Bronczyk. We commend them to the mercy of God, praying that they may be welcomed into the eternal joy of heaven. As we gather in prayer, we remember their love, their lives, and the many ways they touched those around them. May the Lord grant them eternal rest, and may their family and friends find comfort in the hope of the Resurrection and the peace of Christ.
PRAYER REQUESTS
If you have joy or concern, please let us know by calling the parish office or sending us an email. We will be able to pray for you at the mass next weekend. Let’s keep Irvine Geerdes, Weston Jorgenson, and Jace Robson in our prayers as they are
preparing to get their first communion next weekend.
EVENTS IN ST. PATRICK’S
The first communion will be held on Saturday May 3, 2025, at 5 pm.
There will be a second collection for the catholic home mission appeal today.
We are currently accepting applications for the position of Tri-Parish Parish Secretary. This is a part-time role (15 hours per week). Applications are welcome until May 6, 2025. A description of the position is available at the back of the church. For more information, please contact the trustees or Fr. Kennady. We encourage interested individuals who are organized, welcoming, and committed to supporting the life of our parish to apply!
Church Announcements – Blackduck
April 27, 2025
WELCOME
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
Good morning and welcome to this celebration of the Holy Eucharist on this Second Sunday of Easter, also known as Divine Mercy Sunday—a day that invites the
whole Church to trust more deeply in the mercy of our Risen Lord.
Instituted by Saint John Paul II, this special feast reminds us of the boundless mercy flowing from the heart of Jesus, as revealed to Saint Faustina. Today, we are called to reflect on God’s infinite love, to receive His mercy, and to be instruments of that mercy in our world.
As we gather around this altar, let us open our hearts to the grace of this day, entrusting our sins, our wounds, and our fears to the tender mercy of Jesus. May this Eucharist renew in us the joy of the Resurrection and the peace that comes
from knowing we are forgiven and loved.
Let us now prepare ourselves to enter into these sacred mysteries.
Christ is risen! He is truly risen! Alleluia!
This Holy Mass is offered for all the people of our parish—that the Risen Lord may bless each one of you and your families with His Divine Mercy, peace, and protection. May He strengthen your faith, heal your wounds, and guide you always in His love.
PRAYER REQUESTS
If you have joy or concern, please let us know by calling the parish office or sending an email. We will be able to pray for you at the mass next weekend. Let us pray for Sophia Husmann, Lydia Swedberg and Maggie Seitz as they receive their first communion today.
EVENTS IN ST. ANN’S
We will have baccalaureate mass next weekend at 8 am. Let us pray for all our graduates that God may bless them and lead them to a bright future.
There will be a second collection for the catholic home mission appeal today.
We are currently accepting applications for the position of Tri-Parish Parish Secretary. This is a part-time role (15 hours per week). Applications are welcome until May 6, 2025. A description of the position is available at the back of the church. For more information, please contact the trustees or Fr. Kennady. We encourage interested individuals who are organized, welcoming, and committed to supporting the life of our parish to apply!
Church Announcements – Nebish
April 27, 2025
WELCOME
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
Good morning and welcome to this celebration of the Holy Eucharist on this Second Sunday of Easter, also known as Divine Mercy Sunday—a day that invites the
whole Church to trust more deeply in the mercy of our Risen Lord.
Instituted by Saint John Paul II, this special feast reminds us of the boundless mercy flowing from the heart of Jesus, as revealed to Saint Faustina. Today, we are called to reflect on God’s infinite love, to receive His mercy, and to be instruments of that mercy in our world.
As we gather around this altar, let us open our hearts to the grace of this day, entrusting our sins, our wounds, and our fears to the tender mercy of Jesus. May this Eucharist renew in us the joy of the Resurrection and the peace that comes
from knowing we are forgiven and loved.
Let us now prepare ourselves to enter into these sacred mysteries.
Christ is risen! He is truly risen! Alleluia!
PRAYER REQUESTS
If you have joy or concern, please let us know by calling the parish office or sending us an email. We will be able to pray for you at the mass next weekend.
EVENTS IN ST. JOHN’S
The first communion will be held on Sunday May 11, 2025, at 10:15 pm.
Please keep Blake Gross in your prayers.
There will be a second collection for the catholic home mission appeal today.
We are currently accepting applications for the position of Tri-Parish Parish Secretary. This is a part-time role (15 hours per week). Applications are welcome until May 6, 2025. A description of the position is available at the back of the church. For more information, please contact the trustees or Fr. Kennady. We encourage interested individuals who are organized, welcoming, and committed to supporting the life of our parish to apply!