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Did you miss the National Eucharistic Congress July 17 through July 21?
The links below provide details and videos of each day.

Day 1- Wednesday, July 17: From the Four Corners
As the Congress begins, the four branches of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage converge at the venue in a powerful symbol of unity. Then—gathered as one Church—they present our wounded and imperfect hearts to the triune God who loves us. Just as he did on the road to Emmaus, Our Lord listens to our worries and reveals himself once more in the breaking of the bread. 2:13:35 to 2:49:22
Day 3 - Friday, July 19: Into Gethsemane
Today, our eyes were opened to the effects of sin and the healing that Our Lord wants to give us. On the individual level, there were opportunities for the healing of the whole person, including physical healing, psychological wounds, and spiritual sin. On the corporate level, the Congress recognizes the areas where we’ve failed as a Church and the repentance and healing needed to unify the Body of Christ. As we are purified and restored, our hearts burn with renewed zeal.
Day 2 - Thursday, July 18: The Greatest Love Story
During this first full day of the Congress, participants received a clear kerygmatic proclamation that invites them into an intimate relationship with the person of Jesus Christ. Together, we have the opportunity to respond to this call in the celebration of the Eucharist. Then we uncover how the story of our lives can be truly understood within the context of salvation history—the greatest love story ever told.
Day 4 - Saturday, July 20: This is My Body
In the Acts of the Apostles, St. Luke recounts that the disciples “devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles and to the communal life, to the breaking of the bread and to the prayers” (Acts 2:42). Using the early Church as a model, this day built up participants as disciples through Jesus Christ to live out the Gospel in their love of both God and neighbor.
Day 5 - Sunday, July 21: To the Ends of the Earth  
Pope Francis said the Eucharist is “a summons to go forth, as missionaries, to bring the message of the Father’s tenderness, forgiveness and mercy to every man, woman and child.” Throughout the history of the Church, the Holy Spirit has empowered the Church to go to the ends of the earth to share the good news.
On this last day of the Congress, all were commissioned to go out into the world as missionary disciples as we enter the third year of the National Eucharistic Revival: the Year of Mission.  
 
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St. Mary Churches Ministry Appreciation
with special speaker, Fr. John Girotti
May 13, 2024

Pictures from the Ministry Appreciation Event
Volunteers Make the World a Better Place Slideshow

St. Mary Minute

Reflections onthe Mass - Parts 1 & 2 with Sr. Pam

Good Neighbor Team Update


​​The Good Neighbor Team welcome refugees from Jordan.

Good Neighbor Team update

St. Mary Churches - OMRO & WINNECONNE

Good Neighbor Team

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Lyn Zahorik interviews Pam and Pat about their ​Spiritual Companionship experience

Parishioner Witness Talks

Deacon Paul's Advent Message

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