Attention, coffee lovers! Our Haiti Ministry will be selling Haitian fair trade coffee after Masses this weekend of July 29-30.

Please support Haitian coffee growers and our Diocesan twin, the Little Brothers and Sisters of the Incarnation, by purchasing coffee for yourself and gifts for others.

We will begin our Novena (9 days of prayer) on Saturday, July 29th at 7:30PM (during Kerygma). Please join us in the evening for these 9 days!

The Novena will conclude with a celebration in the Parish Hall on Sunday, August 6th after the 1:30PM mass.

Additionally, there will be a Novena Mass on Monday, July 31st at 7:30PM.

Please double check the calendar on our website for exact times!

This ministry will resume on Sunday, September 10th at the 9:00AM Mass. If you’re not familiar with Children’s Liturgy, children ages 5-10 are invited to hear the Liturgy of the Word using words they understand and to share their own understanding of God’s Word. During Mass, at the start of Liturgy of the Word, they will be invited by the presider to leave the sanctuary with adult volunteers to hear a special Children’s Liturgy of the Word in the Daily Mass Chapel, where they will receive an engaging, age-appropriate experience of liturgy that parallels what is happening in the assembly. They will return to the sanctuary during the offertory to participate in the Liturgy of the Eucharist with their family. 

Parents are welcome to accompany their children to check out this offering and no registration is required to attend. If you’re interested in helping with this ministry as a proclaimer of the Word and/or to assist children in attendance, please contact Robyn Mauney or Missy Bishop.  

Looking for an amazing prayer opportunity for your children? Please join Msgr. Keeney with your children for songs of praise, silent reflection, catechesis by Msgr. and a rosary in the presence of our Lord in the blessed sacrament. Come comfort Jesus’ Sacred Heart with your love and be loved by Him in his Eucharistic presence. For more info, please contact Missy Bishop. 

All natural, pesticide free, matured Brown Turkey fig plants that produce sweet figs for making jam, breads, or just eating plain! Hardy and resilient trees will survive long winters when planted outside. Grows great even in partial sun and deer resistant! Call or text Simon Joseph at (434) 249-3489 with any questions or to purchase a plant (the suggested donation per plant is $30). 

All proceeds will be donated to our Incarnation Youth Ministry! Many plants to choose from, plenty of fruits to share!