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Sunday Bulletins

Bulletin Date 


Sunday, June 8

Sunday, June 15

Sunday, June 22

Sunday, June 29

Sunday, July 6

Sunday, July 13


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Wednesday, May 28

Wednesday, June 4

Wednesday, June 11

Wednesday, June 18

Wednesday, June 25

Wednesday, July 2

Mass Announcements

June 1, 2025


Good evening/morning! Welcome to Saint Mark Catholic Church! We are happy to have you here. Please know that the staff is praying for you and your family daily.

 

If you have an allergy or need a special accommodation for Communion, please go to the sacristy before Mass and speak with the sacristan.  Also, please be sure to consume the Holy Eucharist in front of the minister of Holy Communion, before walking away.


Our reception desk is staffed from 8:15 to 12:15 on Sunday mornings to answer questions and provide support as needed.


Next Saturday, June 7, we will host the Diaconate Ordination at 9 am. There will be no Confessions that morning.


We will have a special Pentecost Vigil Mass on Saturday, June 7 at 7 pm to welcome our OCIA candidates into full communion with the Catholic Church. All are welcome to witness their reception of First Holy Communion and the Sacrament of Confirmation.


In preparation for the Priestly Ordination on Saturday, June 14, we encourage everyone to pray a special Novena for these young men beginning Thursday, June 5. Details are in the Bulletin.


We are also honored to host the Mary’s Sons kneelers beginning Monday, June 2. These special, handmade kneelers will be gifted to the newly ordained priests on June 14. They will be available in the Adoration Chapel so that our parishioners can pray on them. More information can be found in the Bulletin.


Totus Tuus camp will begin next week, June 8, and space is still available. Registration information is in the Bulletin.


Our summer Small Groups study registration is now open. This six-week study is based on the book “The Catholic Table – Finding Joy where Food and Faith Meet”. Additional information is available in the Bulletin.


Beginning Sunday, June 1, we will be using a keypad lock for the outside entrance to the Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel. The door will be locked from midnight through 5 am every day. Scheduled Adorers have been provided a code to use during their scheduled hours. Registered parishioners who regularly visit the Adoration Chapel during these hours can also receive a code. Additional information can be found in the Bulletin.


Our fundraising efforts for the Growing Home Campaign will end on June 30. Please join us on Thursday, June 5 at 7 pm for a Holy Hour to pray for successful completion of our Growing Home Capital Campaign. Additional Campaign information can be found in the Bulletin.


To celebrate the final month of our Campaign, we have Donuts after the 7:30, 9 and 11 am Masses. Stop in the Parish Hall after Mass for a donut, coffee, and to learn how you can help us reach our goal.


Please join me in praying our revised Capital Campaign prayer, which can be found in the Bulletin or on the song sheet.


God, our heavenly Father, we know that all we have and are come from you. We offer You our humble gratitude for the gifts that have already been given to our Growing Home Capital Campaign. We ask for your continued blessings to inspire us to grow our home through love and generosity for our parish family. May your grace guide us to serve you faithfully in this and all we do. Amen


Today we celebrate Seventh Sunday of Easter. The readings for today’s Mass begin on page 1127 in your Hymnal. Please return your music booklets at the end of Mass to the table in the Narthex.


Mass is about to begin. Let us take a few moments in silence to quiet our hearts, minds and phones so that we might reflect on the Lord’s presence and the Mystery of the Eucharist which we are about to celebrate.