Please join in our parish prayers for the safety of everyone by praying part of the Rosary daily. It is hoped that everyone will remember to pray at least one Decade . Families are asked to set up a small prayer space which might include some of the following, Bible, Statue, Crucifix, Holy Water, Candle. The children are familiar with this from school. There have been many occasions in our history when people did not have access to a public mass as at present and the Faith was kept burning brightly by the praying of the Rosary. In these critical times we should remember that we are not alone and that our prayers for one another are important.
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Saint of the Day- St. Jerome September 30, 2008
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