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Jesus, I Give It to You. You Take Care of It. November 23, 2023 Weekend Bulletin...
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TONIGHT! Parish Eucharistic Revival Come tonight! All are invited to join us for "Bread for the Journey" from the Augustine Institute's study Presence: The Mystery of the Eucharist starting at 6:15...
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Jesus, I Give It to You. You Take Care of It. November 16, 2023 Weekend Bulletin...
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Calendar of Events
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Thursday, November 30, 8:15 AM8:15 AM English Mass - ChurchRead More
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Thursday, November 30, 6:30 PM6:30 PM Spanish Mass - ChurchRead More
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Friday, December 1, 6:30 AM6:30 AM English Mass - ChapelRead More
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Saturday, December 2, 3:30 PM - 4:30 PMConfessionRead More
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Saturday, December 2, 5:00 PM5:00 PM - Saturday Vigil - English - ChurchRead More
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Sunday, December 3, 9:30 AM9:30 AM English Mass - English - ChurchRead More
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Sunday, December 3, 10:45 AM - 11:45 AMBreakfast and coffee has returned to Ross Hall following Sunday 9:30 a.m. Masses! This potluck style gathering took a pause due to the pandemic, but is now back and it's here to stay.Read More
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Words From Our Priests
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November 16We are blessed with so many people who volunteer their time to make our parish a better place, and our school a better learning community. Think of it: ushers; lectors; Eucharistic Ministers; the Dad’s Club; the PTO; members of the Finance Committee and Parish Council; the Women’s Altar Society; the kids who serve Mass; Knights of Columbus; the choir; the sacristans; those who visit the sick--all of these people give of their time because St. Eugene is their faith home and they want to make it a true manifestation of Jesus’ love. As your pastor, I want you to know that I am aware that we couldn’t make it without you. This Thanksgiving, I shall offer prayer and praise for our volunteers. May God bless you and yours! Our Thanksgiving Day Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m.Read More
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November 9As you know, we’ve asked for two hundred new pledges for our campaign. Since announcing that, we have received thirty four new pledges totaling approximately $147,000 (an average of just under $4,000. Thus, as you can tell, we have a ways to go. We need $6,000,000 to break ground and have collected approximately $5,200,000 in pledges. Please prayerfully consider a pledge of $6,000 or at least $3,000. Or, consider extending your current pledge for three more years.Read More
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October 30We have two opportunities to help the needy of our community. First, the Knights of Columbus are once again collecting winter coats to be distributed throughout the city to those who might otherwise go without. No one need go without a proper coat; we have the resources to help.Read More
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News from the Vatican
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2 hours agoMeasures such as stripping Burke of his Roman digs and cutting off his housing stipend are therefore be tough to justify as necessary, especially as punishment for promotion of “disunity” in the... -
17 hours agoAfter announcing the cancellation of his trip to Dubai this week for a high-profile United Nations climate summit, Pope Francis, who is suffering from a mild flu, on Wednesday kept major appointments... -
yesterdayPope Francis met Tuesday with a group of clerical sexual abuse victims from the French diocese of Nantes, a public appointment Francis kept despite a lingering bacterial infection that is causing...
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Parish Mission StatementWe at St. Eugene Catholic Church are, as a people baptized in Christ, commanded to go out into the world to make Jesus Christ present. We are a beacon of faith guided by the Holy Spirit, drawing diverse people to God through the rich tradition and heritage of the Catholic Church. -
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Make St. Eugene your new home parish. Find here an inviting community with a great diversity of cultures all joined together in the common mission to love and serve the Lord more profoundly day by day.
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In the words of St. John Paul II, "do not be afraid," Let St. Eugene help you on this road home. Whether it has been a couple of months, a couple of years, or a couple of decades, today is your homecoming.
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