Advent devotions, including the Advent wreath, remind us of the meaning of the season. Traditionally, Advent wreaths are made of a circle of evergreen branches into which four candles are inserted, representing the four weeks of Advent. Ideally, three candles are purple and one is rose, but white candles can also be used. Read More...

All are invited to “Come Home” this Advent. Join us for a series of prayer and reflection offered three times a week via Zoom. Pick from the various sessions we have to offer: 1 day, 2 or attend all 3. Learn more and RSVP here.

All children between the ages of 5 and 12 are welcome to participate! If your child is interested this year, please plan on attending on the 2nd in the Church. Both speaking and non-speaking roles will be assigned that day. Read More...

Our parish's finance report was published last weekend. We are grateful for your continued support, especially during this difficult time. To view the report, click here...

As we see more opportunities to share and give back to our community at large, we hope that you can take advantage of many companies' corporate matching opportunities. Whether it be through the Turkeys and Tarps program or Gifts of Opportunities, you may be able to submit your donation receipt to your company to multiply your gifts!

Check with your employer for more information.

In last week's session, we learned that Jesus modeled self-care by creating healthy boundaries, frequently spending time away from crowds and His disciples to experience silence and solitude (Matthew 14:13, Luke 4:9-30, Luke 5:15-16).

Jesus’ example provides us with renewed hope and a glimpse of what true humanity looks like – that God gives us permission to care for our entire well-being! We talked about healthy ways to communicate with our loved ones and learned tools to establish healthy boundaries.

The goal is to always show your loved one a path and direction toward health, not just enforcing more rules. If you are interested in joining Family Grace group or another Grace Alliance Grace group, please contact Holly Salkeld at hollys1910@gmail.com.

In the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network this month, the Holy Father calls our attention to the stress and depression affecting many people. Aware that people around the world are going through times of mental, emotional, and affective exhaustion (in varying forms and degrees), the Pope asks that they be adequately accompanied, that we pray for them, and that Jesus’ closeness not be forgotten.

“We pray that people who suffer from depression or burn‐out will find support and a light that opens them up to life.” Pope Francis – November 2021

Click here to watch the Holy Father's prayer intention in the (less than) 2 minute video

Celebrate the Season of Giving by giving your time at Sacred Heart’s Holiday Program. You can help fill food boxes with ingredients for holiday dinners, stack boxes and help distribute food to those in need. Gift bags filled with gift cards and other goodies will be put together and distributed. Sign up to help bring joy to our community here!

This Christmas, we invite you to share joy by giving opportunity in rural Nicaragua by gifting in your name, your loved ones, friends, co-worker, or company. Your generosity and support will bless a child, family, or an entire community. Learn more about this wonderful opportunity here.

You can also volunteer to help at the table after Masses. Sign up here.

We are pleased to announce that our Texas Mission Trip is back. The mission trip will take place on February 20-26, 2022 in San Augustine, Texas. Youth ages 6th grade & up are able to go. Youths must be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian.

An informational meeting will take place on Monday, November 29th at 7:00pm in the church.

Registration will open between December 1st – 17th. Space will be limited. For more information, please contact Row David – row.david@dsj.org

Our next 3sixty will be on Sunday, December 5th after the 6pm Mass. All high school youth are welcome to attend.

The December session is scheduled for Wednesday, December 1st at 6:30 PM.