Deus, converte nos: et ostende faciem tuam, et salvi erimus.
Let Thy face shine forth: show us Thy friendship, and we shall be saved.
Ps. 79: 4,8,20
7:15am, Friday 23 January- St Raymond of Pennafort, doctor & confessor
8:00am- Adoration & Confessions
12:05pm, Monday 2 February- Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary – Candlemas
The blessing and distribution of Candles will take place before Mass, beginning at 11:40am. You may bring candles to be blessed for home use to Mass on Sunday, the day before. https://extraordinaryform.org/propers/0202Purification.pdf https://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2021/02/a-comparison-of-old-and-new-blessing-of.html?m=1
12:05pm, Monday 19 January- Day within the Church Unity Octave for the unity of the entire Catholic Church
Votive Mass of the Chair of St Peter https://extraordinaryform.org/propers/0222ChairofStPeter.pdf Today’s Mass is being offered for the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St Peter – the U.S. Anglican Ordinariate jurisdiction: her bishop, priests and lay faithful and the promotion of: Ordinariate parishes which maintain elements of Anglican liturgy and tradition in their Masses and other…
18 January- Second Sunday after Epiphany
Davenport, Holy Family: High Mass, 11:00am. Confessions & Rosary before Mass; Holy Face devotion, Fellowship Meal after. Iowa City, St Patrick: Low Mass with hymns. Rosary & Confessions before Mass.
7:15am, Friday 16 January- St Marcellus, pope & martyr
8:00am: Adoration & Confessions https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/saint/st-marcellus-pope-118
12:05pm, 12 January- Feria after Epiphany: Votive Mass for Peace
11:00am- Adoration, Rosary & Confessions
Sunday, 11 January- Feast of the Holy Family
Davenport, Holy Family: High Mass, 11:00am. Confessions & Rosary before Mass; Holy Face Devotion & Fellowship Meal after. Iowa City, St Patrick: Low Mass with hymns, 2:30pm. Rosary & Confessions before Mass.
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