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WEEKEND MASS TIMES:
Saturday: 4:30pm - in English
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am - in English
& 12:30pm - in Spanish
& 6:00pm - in English

WEEKDAY MASS TIMES:
M, W, TH & F at 8:00am - English
Tuesday: 6:00pm - English
Wednesday: 6:00pm - in Spanish

RECONCILIATION:
Tuesday: 5:00-5:30pm
Wednesday: 5:00-5:30pm
Saturday: 3:00-4:00pm

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8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday - Friday

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Pastor's Column

Dear Friends,
This past Monday I had the opportunity to join some families to observe the total eclipse. I have to confess, I was not all in on the hype around the event. I was really surprised when reports started coming in last month about an expected influx of 80,000 visitors to the Evansville area, all seeking to have a better viewing of the eclipse. There were also prognosticators suggesting snarled traffic, over run restaurants and no vacancies in hotels. I found it all a bit hard to believe. That said, it was a wonderful natural phenomenon which I was grateful to experience.

As the pinnacle of the eclipse unfolded, my mind wondered to the Eucharist. Perhaps the corona triggered an image of the elevated Eucharist in the consecration during Mass. I pondered the magnificence of what we encounter every time we gather around the Altar and celebrate the Eucharist. This supernatural gift of God Himself far surpasses the wonders of the phenomena of nature. What a blessed invitation we have each Sunday to gather as family and celebrate Christ among us, especially in the Eucharist.

In Christ’s peace,
Fr. Bernie


Queridos amigos,
El lunes pasado tuve la oportunidad de unirme algunas familias para observar el eclipse total. Debo confesar que no estaba del todo entusiasmado con el evento. Me sorprendió mucho cuando el mes pasado comenzaron a llegar informes sobre una afluencia esperada de 80.000 visitantes al área de Evansville, todos buscando tener una mejor visión del eclipse. También hubo pronosticadores que sugerían tráfico congestionado, restaurantes saturados y no había habitaciones libres en los hoteles. Todo me resultó un poco difícil de creer. Dicho esto, fue un fenómeno natural maravilloso que agradecí experimentar.

Mientras se desarrollaba el pináculo del eclipse, mi mente se preguntaba por la Eucaristía. Quizás la corona desencadenó una imagen de la Eucaristía elevada en la consagración durante la Misa. Reflexioné sobre la magnificencia de lo que encontramos cada vez que nos reunimos alrededor del Altar y celebramos la Eucaristía. Este don sobrenatural de Dios mismo, supera con creces las maravillas de los fenómenos de la naturaleza. Qué bendita invitación tenemos cada domingo para reunirnos como familia y celebrar a Cristo entre nosotros, especialmente en la Eucaristía.

En la paz de Cristo,
P. Bernie

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