11:00am, Adoration, Rosary & Confessions Following Mass, Confessions resumed
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15 February- Quinquagesima Sunday
Davenport, Holy Family: High Mass, 11:00am. Confessions & Rosary before Mass; Holy Face devotion & Fellowship Meal after Mass. Iowa City, St Patrick: Low Mass, 2:30pm. Rosary & Confessions before Mass.
7:15am, Friday 13 February- Feria Day in Sexagesima- Votive Mass for the Propagation of the Faith
8:00- Adoration and Confessions
12:05pm Monday, 9 February-St Cyril of Alexander, bishop & doctor
11:00am Adoration & Confession
8 February- Sexagesima Sunday
Davenport, Holy Family: High Mass, 11:00am. Confessions & Rosary before Mass; Holy Face devotion & Fellowship Meal after Mass. Iowa City, St Patrick: Low Mass with hymns, 2:30pm. Rosary & Confessions before Mass.
7:15am, Friday 6 February- St Titus, Bishop & Confessor
8:00am, Adoration, First Friday devotions, Confessions
Please volunteer to support St Alphonsus parish Fish Fry season: Teens and Adults are really needed
Where the Chaplaincy has an office, meets and has liturgies. Proceeds of the Fish Fry cover buildings insurance and maintenance costs. Contact Ron Patton (563) 210-9971 to schedule your assistance as a cook, if you are an adult- work starts at 10:00am on Fridays – or the parish office (563) 322-0987 to speak with VickieContinue reading “Please volunteer to support St Alphonsus parish Fish Fry season: Teens and Adults are really needed”
12:05pm, 2 February- Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary
11:40am. Blessing & distribution of candles. Procession inside. brief homily after dismissal. Our Lady was surrounded by angels on this day, forty days after her miraculous birth of the Savior of mankind, as she approached the Temple in Jerusalem, obedient to the Law of Moses. More on The Wilton diptych: https://youtu.be/Z2Zmmx0u-gE
It’s ‘-gesimatide’, ya’ll !
SEASON OF SEPTUAGESIMA DOCTRINAL NOTE. – The Season of Septuagesima, with which the Paschal cycle begins, starts at once on the theme which is to form the subject of the liturgy of Lent and Eastertide – the passage of humanity from the state of decadence and slavery in which it had been placed by sinContinue reading “It’s ‘-gesimatide’, ya’ll !”