There are 6 holiday programs. To download or print please click here. CHRISTMAS GIFT CARDS FOR KIDS 2021 WHAT: We are collecting $25 Target or Walmart gift cards to give to local parents who have signed up in the Food Pantry to buy gifts for their children under 18. Last year we helped 86 children from 27 families.  HOW TO HELP: You may either buy the gift cards yourself...

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PARISH UPDATE, Holiday Outreach

Dear Friends, In his book Man’s Search for Meaning, Dr. Viktor Frankl writes of the unspeakable horrors he witnessed as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps during World War II. The book is not just a record of Nazi atrocities but a testament of what Frankl learned from the courage and faith of his fellow prisoners about the meaning of this life we are given. When he was ar...

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PARISH UPDATE

Dear Sisters and Brothers, "Master, I want to see." The prayerful request of blind Bartimeus in Today's gospel (Mark 10:46-52) is not only a plea to heal his ailment but to give him what he needs to be a disciple. Once healed, bartimeus immediately followed Jesus on the way. When we identify what is holding us back from following Jesus more completely, maybe we should bring that t...

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PARISH UPDATE

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Dear Seton Family, Part of the motivation to be a follower of Jesus is his promise of heaven. Nothing or no one else can promise such a thing as life for eternity! We are  all looking for that gift whether we talk about it or not. In short, we all want something from the Lord, and he wants to share that gift with us. Today’s gospel presents us with James and John, two disciples who w...

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During November, we are called in a special way to remember "our brothers and sisters who have fallen asleep in the hope of the resurrection" (Eucharistic Prayer II). Our parish will offer the following opportunities for us to pray especially for our deceased loved ones during this month. Book of Remembrance • October 30th - November 29th The Book of Remembrance will be in the...

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Dear Seton Family, We all have our own tastes and preferences at every level... whether it’s food, music, hobbies, or even relationships, each of us is unique. As they say, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder” and “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” All that being said, there are some things in life with “assigned value&r...

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PARISH UPDATE

Dear Sisters and Brothers, The scriptures this weekend speak to us about family life- the creation of man and woman as partners, the sanctity and indissolubility of marriage, and the holiness and example of children as models of discipleship. In short, each of us- man, woman, or child- reflects the presence of God and embodies holiness because we are formed into being by God. Human life itself ...

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PARISH UPDATE

Dear Friends, The Gospel of Mark contains a lot of challenges for the person who wants to follow Jesus. There are days that I hear the gospel and think that the Lord’s call is not the most inviting or encouraging offer. The standard of the gospel is set high, and we might feel discouraged by expectations beyond our reach. As is always the case, there is a grace and a blessing given with e...

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Dear Seton Family, The call to take up the cross, to sacrifice ourselves for the sake of the gospel, can be overwhelming, and at times not the most inviting offer we ever receive. The scripture readings this weekend, taken together, provide a compelling argument for the path of selflessness. Jesus reminds us about the role of the servant, but it is the Letter of James that points out that ...

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