Blessed Sacrament Church

Catherine Kelly by the Casdorphs

Rite of Reconciliation (Confession) is available at 4:30pm with Father John in the reconciliation room or by appointment.

Robin Townsend by Pat Garnett

Paul Sullivan by the Wootens

during the 9am & 11:30am Masses in room 2

Since the Second Vatican Council, the Church has become particularly concerned with the need to promote Catholic social teaching. Blessed Sacrament will be offering An Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching on Sundays, between the Masses (i.e., 10:15 - 11:15 AM) beginning June 4, and running for 8-10 weeks (NOTE: there will be no session of July 2). The purpose and format of this course will be based on the Seven Principles of Catholic Social Teaching, with a reading reflecting one aspect of each Principle (theme) each week. Questions will be provided for reflection on the reading(s), and to encourage open discussion among attendees. Parishioners are encouraged to attend whenever they have the opportunity. We would also be interested in having young adults and teens attend. Catholic Social Teaching is an applicable topic for every one of our parishioners and interested parties. As indicated in the title, this is meant as a basic introduction to, and discussion of, Catholic Social Teachings. For any questions or information regarding this faith formation program, contact Rick Brennan at 304-400-9475 or rickbrennan@frontier.com.

For the Intentions of the People of Our Parish

Proverbs: Wisdom for Living.

simple, soothing, refreshing

Rite of Reconciliation (Confession) is available at 4:30pm with Father John in the reconciliation room or by appointment.

during the 9am & 11:30am Masses in room 2

Since the Second Vatican Council, the Church has become particularly concerned with the need to promote Catholic social teaching. Blessed Sacrament will be offering An Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching on Sundays, between the Masses (i.e., 10:15 - 11:15 AM) beginning June 4, and running for 8-10 weeks (NOTE: there will be no session of July 2). The purpose and format of this course will be based on the Seven Principles of Catholic Social Teaching, with a reading reflecting one aspect of each Principle (theme) each week. Questions will be provided for reflection on the reading(s), and to encourage open discussion among attendees. Parishioners are encouraged to attend whenever they have the opportunity. We would also be interested in having young adults and teens attend. Catholic Social Teaching is an applicable topic for every one of our parishioners and interested parties. As indicated in the title, this is meant as a basic introduction to, and discussion of, Catholic Social Teachings. For any questions or information regarding this faith formation program, contact Rick Brennan at 304-400-9475 or rickbrennan@frontier.com.