As the Easter Season draws to a close, Deacon Steve will lead a evening reflection series titled LIGHT A CANDLE.  It will occur on the final three Thursdays of the Easter Season from 7-8 pm (May 6, 13 & 20) from 7 to 8 PM.

You are invited to join in person or virtually (from the parish homepage & Facebook page).

The setting is the altar in the church. It will include a candle lighting, music from members of our parish, a reading and reflection by Deacon Steve, Benediction and a time of personal and communal prayer.  It will last one hour, although it is designed in parts (7-7:25 introduction, candle lighting, reading and reflection; 7:25-7:35 benediction; 7:35-8 prayer and conclusion) so that you may participate to the extent that you can make the time.  At the time the candle is lit, you are invited to light your own candle (preferably white).  

We invite you to participate in prayer and in the presence of the Holy Eucharist to take a moment outside of Sunday Mass to rest and ponder the light that is our Lord Jesus Christ during this Easter Season.  We hope you can join us!

This Lent, Dr. Scott Hahn is hosting a virtual Scripture study that will help open our eyes to the beauty and wonder of the Mass. The St. Paul Center is offering it for free during Lent! 
It's called Parousia: The Bible and the Mass. You can sign up now to watch all ten episodes for free at StPaulCenter.com. 
It will deepen our love and appreciation for the Eucharist by showing us that all the promises of Scripture are fulfilled in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. Once we see that the Mass is the fulfillment of Scripture and Scripture points to—and is at home in—the liturgy, our whole faith makes sense.

Sign up to watch for free, and please, invite your loved ones. Let's bring as many people back to the Mass with us as possible.

Walking With Purpose offers a variety of bible studies for women. Please visit:  https://walkingwithpurpose.com to learn more!  Like what you see?  Consider starting a group here at IHM!

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