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PARISH PICNIC: Parish picnic will be July 19th at Hamblin Park, Mass will be 11 am with picnic to follow. Father will have Mass at St. Helen's at 9am and there will be no 5pm Mass that day, there will be a 4:15pm Mass as usual on Sat. July 18th. Our Lady of Guadalupe will provide chicken and nachos from the proceeds of the enchilada sale.
PICNIC PARROQUIAL: El picnic parroquial será el 19 de julio en Hamblin Park, la misa será a las 11 a.m. y el picnic seguirá después. El padre tendrá misa en St. Helen's a las 9 a.m. y ese día no habrá misa a las 5 p.m. Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe proporcionará pollo y nachos con lo recaudado de la venta de enchiladas.
TOTUS TUUS: July 26-31, 2026, Parish summer Catechetical Program for kids 1st-12th grades. More information to come about registration.
TOTUS TUUS: del 26 al 31 de julio de 2026, Programa parroquial de catequesis de verano para niños de 1.º a 12.º grado. Más información sobre la inscripción próximamente.
Order of Carmelites Discalced Secular
What are the Carmelites? The Carmelites are a religious order that dates back to the 12th century. The order consists of three parts: the friars (priests and brothers); the nuns and sisters; and the lay Carmelites, called the Order of Carmelites Discalced Secular.
Secular Carmelites are united with the other parts of the order by a common Constitution and spirituality. Seculars live in the world, in their families and jobs, but follow the directives of Jesus by striving to live the Beatitudes, by participating in the Liturgy of the mass, recitation of the Liturgy of the Hours, and prayer and meditation. We are not a study group or a prayer group or a social group, but we do study and pray and form a social community. We meet once a month, on the second Sunday of the month at 12:30 in the Parish office back room, and we welcome guests to join us. If you are interested in more information about the Carmelites please contact Mary Ann Anderson at 307-313-0358 or Kay Rossiter at 307-679-2628.
¿Qué son los Carmelitas? Los Carmelitas son una orden religiosa que se remonta al siglo XII. La orden consta de tres partes: los frailes (sacerdotes y hermanos); las monjas y hermanas; y los Carmelitas laicos, llamados la Orden de los Carmelitas Descalzos Seglares. Los Carmelitas Seglares están unidos a las demás partes de la orden por una Constitución y una espiritualidad comunes. Los seglares viven en el mundo, en sus familias y trabajos, pero siguen las directrices de Jesús esforzándose por vivir las Bienaventuranzas, participando en la Liturgia de la misa, la recitación de la Liturgia de las Horas y la oración y la meditación. No somos un grupo de estudio, ni un grupo de oración, ni un grupo social, pero estudiamos, oramos y formamos una comunidad social. Nos reunimos una vez al mes, el segundo domingo de cada mes a las 12:30 en la trastienda de la oficina parroquial, y damos la bienvenida a los invitados Si está interesado en obtener más información sobre las Carmelitas, comuníquese con Mary Ann Anderson al 307-313-0358 o con Kay Rossiter al 307-679-262
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A KNIGHT
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A KNIGHT
We are Catholic men who lead, serve, protect and defend. We share a desire to be better husbands, fathers, sons, neighbors and role models and to put charity and community first.
To know more about becoming a Knight of Columbus, please contact Sir Knight, Jimmy Montoya at jmontoya@dcwy.org or call 307-677-2438 Council meetings are every 3rd Sunday after the
VIVAT JESUS!
Enduring Faith
A documentary film on the faith, perseverance, and inspiring example of Indigenous Peoples across North America – available for all to watch at kofc.org/enduringfaith
Indigenous communities across North America have a rich and vibrant testimony to share – both past and present – including the witness of their faith. Enduring Faith: The Story of Native American Catholics dives deep into the rich contribution of Native Americans in the tapestry of the Catholic faith. Produced by the Knights of Columbus as part of its Faith Formation and Native Solidarity initiatives, the 60-minute documentary offers a missing piece to the greater story of Catholicism on the continent and a beautiful example of how Christ reveals himself through the uniqueness of every culture. A must watch with the family, classroom, or faith group. Available to all at kofc.org/enduringfaith.
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