Spirit News - March 13th

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This week, there are definitely no prominent Irish saints.

Our Memento Mori Series enters into week three, don't miss out on "Catholic Estate Planning Considerations" by Joseph Motta LPA. You are never to young or too old to plan ahead to help your family and loved ones when you are gone.

As always, check out our Events Page below that is updated weekly so you can know what is coming up.

In particular - check out and - if you can - sign up to help with our parish Mission, "The Way of Love: Crib, Cross, Eucharist". We need ushers and greeters for each evening.

Here's this week's update with what's going on with the Parish.

Monday,

March 13

St. Leander of Seville - Spanish Converter of Arians who did a "Nicene" Job

Tuesday,

March 14

St. Maximilian - (Not Kolbe, but still an inspiring Martyr)

Wednesday,

March 15

St. Louise de Marillac - Patron Saint of Social Workers

Memento Mori Series Session 3

Catholic Estate Planning Considerations

6:30 PM in the Hall

Thursday,

March 16

St. Clement Mary Hofbauer - "Apostle of Vienna"

Eucharistic Adoration

Thursdays, 6 PM - 8 PM

Holy Family Chapel at Holy Spirit

Your Phone doesn't deserve all your free time.

Jesus deserves at least some of it.

Come and pray before our Lord in Adoration!

Email Mike Here if want to sign up for a regular time slot.

Friday,

March 17

No Notable Saints Today

We are starting Stations of the Cross this Friday and every Friday in Lent through March 24th at 7 PM in the Chapel. Join us in this devotion meant to bring us as close as possible to the foot of Cross.

Just Kidding - Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

Saturday,

March 18

St. Cyril of Jerusalem - Fought to defend the Holy City against Arianism

Sunday,

March 19

Mass Readings Here

Events List

View our current and future events

See What's Coming Up in the Parish

Abstaining from Meat: A 'Doctrine of Demons'?

We often tussle with our Christian brothers and sisters who are outside the Catholic Church proper about certain Catholic practices. They often claim Scripture is on their side.

Does the Bible Ban Beef on Lenten Fridays?

How the Enslavement of St. Patrick Saved Ireland

A shepherd shall cross the stormy sea, bent staff in his hand bringing peace. . . . He shall preach a strange new doctrine, and his people shall answer "Amen!" Our religion shall vanish from Erin; a new faith shall be magnified then. -Druidic prophecy from an ancient life of St.

Are You Threatening Me, Kid?

Some folks try to justify abortion in certain cases with a claim to "self-defense" on behalf of the mother. This is admittedly a more nuanced position than "My Body, My Choice".

But does the logic hold up?

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