Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd Sunday) April 25, 2021

Livestream the Sunday, April 25,  10:30AM   Mass

FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER (Good Shepherd Sunday)  The readings for the 4th Sunday in Easter (Good Shepherd Sunday) demonstrate that Jesus Christ cares for us as a shepherd cares for his flock.   First Reading: Acts 4:8-12 Peter explains to the elders that his healing of a cripple was done in the name of Jesus Christ. He reminds he elders that they crucified Jesus, but God rose him up so that all people could be saved in his name.   Second Reading: 1 John 3:1-2 John expresses amazement at the fact that God allowed us to be called his children. Although we are unsure exactly what we will be after this life, we do know that we will see God as he is and be like him.   Gospel: John 10:11-18 Jesus speaks of a shepherd working only for pay, with no real concern for the sheep being well cared for. But Jesus is our shepherd and would lay down his own life for all those in his flock. God loves him for his willingness to sacrifice himself for the sake of all God’s children.

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National Nurses Week 2021

ATTENTION ALL NURSES, MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, MEDICAL AND LAB TECHNICIANS, NURSING ASSISTANTS … The Parish Nurse Ministry of Saint Dominic Church, cordially invites you on Sunday, May 2 for a special Mass at 10:30 AM.       Since the pandemic, honoring our nation’s nurses and all medical personnel, is more profoundly significant, which makes this month of recognition in May even more important.  Whether it is a national health emergency or routine daily care, nurses’ vital contributions impact the health and well-being of our communities. Annually, National Nurses Week begins on May 6 and ends on May 12, the birth of Florence Nightingale, the founder of nursing as a modern profession. Every year, National Nurses week focuses attention on the diverse ways America’s nurses work to save lives and to improve the health of millions of individuals. The American Nurses Assocation’s (ANA) National Nurses Week 2021 theme is “Nurses Make a Difference.”  We welcome all healthcare professions and hope you can join us

We join World Health Organization (WHO) and global colleagues in extending the Year of the Nurse into 2021. This recognition builds on the increased visibility of nurses’ contributions from 2020 and American Nursing Association's (ANA) expansion of National Nurses Week to Nurses Month in May.

St. Dominic School Raffle! Tickets on sale this weekend!

Virtual Pocketbook Bingo!

Youth Group Mother's Day Flower Sale

Parishsoft Online Giving

We are keeping up with technology! Our parish provides Online Giving as an electronic tool for contributions so you can give via the ‘web’. Online Giving helps you maintain your giving even if you cannot be here at Mass. This also helps the parish streamline our cash flow, especially during bad weather or vacation times. We offer you the ability to set up recurring or one-time basis Church donations using your credit card or automatic withdrawal from your bank account (ACH). The process is completely handled by you, the donator. By accessing the secure Website, you create a log-on and set up or modify your payment schedule or even to make a one-time donation.  Once you set up your account, you can make changes whenever you want; no phone calls are necessary to the parish office to change or even cancel your arrangement. Eliminate writing checks each week! One-time or recurring donations can be made through our secure online partner using direct debit from a bank account or credit cards. You can designate the fund that you wish to donate. Using our ONLINE GIVING SYSTEM you can manage your account through your PC, tablet, or phone. You can even “quick donate" via text message. Please Click on the above "donate" button or visit the website at www.stdominicsparish.com to learn more about online giving!

Stay Informed

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