Msgr. Henneberry will hear Confessions in the church today, Tuesday, June 9, from 5:00 to 5:30 pm. Please use the front entrance. We ask that you please remember to stay at least 6 feet away from others as you wait your turn to go to Confession.
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Novena
Mass, Tuesday, 06/09/20
Daily Mass, Tuesday, June 9, 2020
High School Graduation 2020
We are looking for the names of Holy Redeemer parishioners who will be graduating from high school this year. If someone in your family is graduating, or if you know of friends who are graduating, please call the office at 653-6830 during morning hours.
Mass, Monday, 06/08/20
Daily Mass, Monday, June 8, 2020
Latin Mass – Saturday, June 6
Latin Mass at St. Pius X Church / Holy Redeemer Parish on Saturday, June 6, 2020
Latin Mass
Good news for those who were not able to attend this weekend’s Latin Mass at St. Pius X / Holy Redeemer. Mass was recorded and will be posted online at 6 pm tonight in all of the usual spots.
Mass – Sunday, June 7
Mass at St. Pius X Church / Holy Redeemer Parish on Sunday, June 7, 2020
Introduction – Prayers Of The Faithful
Take a moment and think about someone you love very much. Now, describe them in one word. That’s very difficult if not impossible. You were probably thinking of your spouse or your parent(s) or one of your children or a sibling. The endearing qualities, the virtues of soul and strengths of character and shared life experiences are what probably come to mind. And that quickly leads us to share stories of what they mean to us, and why.
Now, think about God. You are more likely to talk about how you experience God rather than describe this unique relationship in one word or phrase.
When we first became aware of the world around us, and our place in it, wonder was born in us as we realized that all of this had been made or created by someone. We think of God first as a creator or parent we call Father. As we grow older we discover that not all people are “nice” or caring and that some people are responsible for some very bad deeds. Reflecting on that, we understand that we could have been part of the evil in the world. But God saved us from that and we think of Him as a brother, a Saviour, a Redeemer whom we call the Son. And as we reach out to others in compassion and care, and fall in love, and bring life into the world and feel the pain of loss we know that God is present in yet another way…as a Consoler and Helper and Sanctifier, the Holy Spirit.
Three different persons yet the same God and the love that sustains that relationship we call the Trinity. It is what God wants for each of us and all of us. That sounds simple enough so try not to get caught up in making it complicated and impossible!

