Beginning Monday, July 28th- Friday, August 1st we
will explore the bigness of God. We will encourage
our youth to look closely at the details of God's
amazing world and magnify the fact that God made
us, He cares for us, He loves us and He is faithful to
keep His promises to us. We are made to magnify
God!
We always welcome new women to our Bible study.
January 29th join us for a coffee talk and our Word
for 2025 craft. It's such an awesome way to meet
new women, to share our faith and to just enjoy
conversation and company with one another and
God. Sign up today! Email Barb at
[email protected].
Holy Redeemer Parish is responsible for preparing
and serving the meals on January 28th. We are
always in need of desserts, preferably cookies and
cakes. Please bring desserts to the office at St. Joseph
by 2:00 pm on Tuesday the 28th.
Friends of the Knights of Columbus,
As you know, the Knights of Columbus is a Catholic Men's Charitable Organization involved in a number of charitable programs in the Warren County area. We are embarking on our 2025 Chance of a Lifetime Raffle (C.O.A.L). that Benefits the K of C Scholarship Program.
The raffle provides 16 separate awards totaling $65,000.00 in wins for successful tickets drawn.
WE will stop selling tickets in Mid March 2025. The final drawings will take place on May 16, 2025.
As mentioned, it benefits our Scholarship program and some of the proceeds stay here in Warren County and assist us in other charitable opportunities.
Thank you for your continued support of this project. Tickets will be available to purchase after most weekend Masses.
Victor Amsdell
Faithful Navigator\
Warren K of C Assembly #964
Join Jennifer on January 13th at 2:00 pm for
PROPHET. The film brings a wider view to the heroic
life of Cardinal Wyszynski, who after three years of
imprisonment at the hands of the communist
regime, is later restored as the head of the Church in
Poland. His unwavering faith and consistent message
of love, freedom and the dignity of every person,
became a prologue to the fall of
communism and a spiritual rebirth of
Poland and eastern Europe. You will be
inspired! Bring your friends.
Popcorn and drinks served.
Sessions have reconvened. It's not too late to join
us. Email Barb today at [email protected]. If
you can't commit quite yet, check us out for a coffee
talk. We would love to have you enjoy this awesome
sisterhood!
Will present WHEN YOU PRAY by Dr. Edward Sri.
Practical discussion and practice at developing a
deeper prayer life and learning how to overcome
the obstacles that impede us from establishing a
routne of consistent and healthy prayer. We will
begin Tuesday, February 18th at 6:00 pm at Holy
Redeemer. Cost is $25.00. Sign up today by
emailing [email protected].
The KoC has invited executive director Alexis Fetzeck from A Safe Place to come to Holy Redeemer on Thursday, January 9th at 7:00pm to talk about the struggles of domestic violence, what A Safe Place provides to the community, and how we can make a difference to end such violence so that everyone can feel safe. A recent article in the Times Observer highlighted struggles that communities like ours face because of barriers within rural communities. This organization is committed to helping people out of these situations and educating our community to understand this important issue.
All are welcome and encouraged to attend this presentation. Learn more and find out how you can make a difference.
January 5th the faith formation team will present Kings & Camels. Beginning at the 8:15am Mass, three kings will present the gifts at Mass. Following Mass, the three kings and two LIVE camels will be present for a fun faith formation event! All are welcome, please RSVP to [email protected] if you are not registered with faith formation. At 10:00am, all are welcome to process through the town with the kings and camels to greet people as they arrive at St. Joseph for Mass. This is a tremendous opportunity to remember and to remind others that Christmas does not end on December 26th.
Our prayer warrior numbers are dwindling. Anyone who would like to lend their time and prayers to our prayer chain please contact Carolyn O'Donnell at 814-730-7336 or Barb Ciprich at 814-723-1894.
Mass on Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated at 9am on Thursday, November 28th. There are no confessions Thurs/Fri this week. There will be no morning Mass on Friday, November 29th. There will be confessions on Saturday morning, November 30th. Our Parish office will be closed on November 28th & 29th and will reopen on Monday, December 2nd.
Holy Redeemer Parish is responsible for preparing
and serving the meals on November 26th . We are
always in need of desserts, preferably cookies and
cakes. Please bring desserts to the office at St. Joseph
by 2:00 pm on Tuesday 26th.
Holy Redeemer and the Faith Formaton program will
be collectng toilet paper and paper towels for the
Christmas food baskets now through December 15th.
Please drop of at the parish office or in the gathering
space when at Mass.
Join Jennifer on December 9th at 2:00 pm at Holy
Redeemer for I HEARD THE BELLS. The inspiring true
story behind the beloved Christmas carol and its
author, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Known as
America's Poet, Henry leads an idyllic life—until the
day his world is shattered by tragedy. With a nation
divided by Civil War and his family torn apart, Henry
puts down his pen, silenced by grief. But
it's the sound of Christmas morning that
reignites the poet's lost voice as he
discovers the resounding hope of
rekindled faith.
Popcorn and drinks served. Bring a friend!
The CCY CASH BASH was a big success. Thank you to
all who sold and bought tickets! The drawing is
Monday, November 25th and we will notify the
winners right away!
Join Jennifer on December 9th at 2:00 pm at
Holy Redeemer for I HEARD THE BELLS. The inspiring true
story behind the beloved Christmas carol and its
author, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Known as
America's Poet, Henry leads an idyllic life—until the
day his world is shattered by tragedy. With a nation
divided by Civil War and his family torn apart, Henry
puts down his pen, silenced by grief. But it's the
sound of Christmas morning that
reignites the poet's lost voice as he
discovers the resounding hope of
rekindled faith. Popcorn and drinks
served.