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The Parish Festival is a little over two weeks away and can’t happen with out the gift of time and talent from all of our parishioners! Sign up now to volunteer for this day of food, fun and fellowship by clicking the link below!m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/60b0b44aaad2da0fe3-stbons ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross - Feast Day August 9thEdith Stein was born October 12, 1891 to a Jewish family in Breslau, Germany. Though she became agnostic in her teen years, through her passionate study of philosophy as an adult she searched after truth and found it in reading the autobiography of St. Teresa of Jesus. In 1922, she was baptized a Catholic, and in 1933 entered the Discalaced Carmel of Cologne where she took the name of Teresa Benedicta of the Cross. During the Nazi occupation she was sent to the Carmel in Echt, Netherlands. When the Nazis occupied the Netherlands all Jews and Jewish converts were arrested. Sr. Teresa Benedicta and her sister Rosa were arrested at this time. She said to Rosa, “Come. Let us go and die for our people.” Sister Teresa Benedicta was gassed and cremated at Auschwitz on August 9, 1942 and died a martyr for the Christian faith after having offered herself as a holocaust for the people of Israel. A woman of singular intelligence and learning, she left behind a body of writing notable for its doctrinal richness and profound spirituality. St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Pray for Us! ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Peter Julian Eymard - Feast Day August 2ndHe once described himself as “a little like Jacob, always on a journey,” always seeking. But, in truth, it was there from the beginning ― the great love and the driving passion of his life: Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.One day, young Peter Julian Eymard [pronounced A-mard], just five years of age, wandered off from the family home. His sister and half-sister searched frantically for the boy and finally located him in the parish church, standing on a stool close to the tabernacle of the high altar. In response to their anxious questioning, he answered simply, “I am here listening to Jesus.”Throughout his life, Peter Julian had an intense devotion to Mary, the Mother of God. Father Eymard was especially effective at preaching Eucharistic devotions. While carrying the Blessed Sacrament in procession he felt an intense attraction to Christ in the Eucharist and resolved to “bring all the world to the knowledge and love of our Lord; to preach nothing but Jesus Christ, and Jesus Christ Eucharistic.”Saint Peter Julian,accompany us on our journey of faith. Amen ... See MoreSee Less

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