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A favorite Lenten tradition at Sacred Heart is Prayer, Bread & Soup. Each Wednesday until Holy Week, everyone is invited to pray the Stations of the Cross in the church at 6 pm. Following the prayer, come to the social hall for a simple meal of soup and bread. Donations for a charity will be accepted.Read More -
The community of Sacred Heart and our neighbors the Nimiipuu are each committed to caring for God’s creation and Earth’s ecosystems. Scriptures and Catholic social teaching tell us to be good stewards of the land and water. Nimiipuu are native here in the Palouse, and indigenous tradition teaches respect for Creator in the life of all things. No charge for meal, tickets will be available after the Masses March 16 & 17. Please call the parish office at 509-332-5312 if you plan to attend so we know how much food to prepare.Read More -
St. Mary’s School (Moscow) Open House March 21, 5:30 pm – 7 pm. If you are looking for a wonderful, joyful, yet strong academic curriculum for your child that encourages your child to grow, learn, and bloom as a child of God, St. Mary’s Parish School is the place for you. Come check out our early childhood classes, Pre-School, Pre-K, and Kindergarten - 8th grade. Come listen to our award winning band and choir, watch our PE, and listen to our students speak Spanish. See the joy and love our students experience each day.Read More
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The dinner is in the Sacred Heart social hall. Our guest speaker is Sister Mary Eucharista of Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Church congregation. Invited guests include Fr. Steve Dublinski, Fr. Luke Tomson, Fr. Joe Sullivan, Fr. Al Grasher, and Deacon Jim and wife Maureen Evermann. Social hour begins at 5:45 pm, dinner is at 6:45 pm. Cost is $25 per person with catering by Birch and Barley; complementary wine and beer will be served. A good will offering will be accepted. All proceeds from the dinner go to Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Church. There are 13 tickets left, please contact Allen Farrand at afarrand@palouse.com or (509) 878-1181 ASAP.Read More
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letter from spokane bishop thomas a. daly
November 6, 2018
Dear Parishioners,
The US Bishops are joining together in a commitment of prayer and reparation as we gather at the Bishops’ general assembly, where we will be making critical decisions in response to the clergy sexual abuse crisis. With my brother bishops across the nation, I will be dedicating myself to seven days of intensified prayer and fasting, from Monday, November 12, through Sunday, November 18. The intentions for this period of prayer and sacrifice are three-fold:- For the healing and support of all victims of clergy sexual abuse
- For the conversion and just punishment of the perpetrators and concealers of sexual abuse
- For the strength of the bishops to be holy shepherds in protecting and leading our sheep from all harm.
If you feel called to do so, you are welcome to join me in praying for these intentions. I would also be grateful for any prayers for me and my brother bishops during our general assembly, that we may follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit in responding to the tragedy of clergy sexual abuse in the Church.
Entrusting you to the prayers of Our Lourdes Lady of Lourdes, patroness of our diocese, I remain
In Christ,
Most Reverend Thomas A. Daly
Bishop of Spokane
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Reading 1 Dn 9:4b-10Responsorial Psalm Ps 79:8, 9, 11 and 13Gospel Lk 6:36-38
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