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What is #iGiveCatholic?

Celebrated annually on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving.  #iGiveCatholic is the U.S. Catholic Church's Giving Day that kicks off the charitable season and brings the Catholic community together to give thanks and give back. As the first-ever giving day created to celebrate our unique Catholic heritage, #iGiveCatholic inspires faithful stewards to "Give Catholic" on #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving.

Our Parish mission and priorities are:   
1. Prayer and Worship.    2.  Stewardship and Discipleship.    3.  Evangelization.   
  
We are asking for your help with our mission.  Thank you in advance for your prayers and your donations.  God bless you.

Secure, tax-deductible one-time donations to St. Paul can be given at #iGiveCatholic during a 24-hour period on #GivingTuesday, November 30, and or during the Advanced Giving Day phase beginning at 12:00 AM on Monday, November 15 through 11:59 PM on Monday, November 29.  

To give, 1.  Visit iGiveCatholic.org    2.  Click on the blue "Donate" button.    3.  Type in "St. Paul Fenton" in the parish search box.  4.  Click on St. Paul Fenton.    
This will take you directly to the St. Paul Page.  

As St. Paul says, "Rejoice always.  Pray without ceasing.  In all circumstances give thanks, for this is the will of God fo you in Christ Jesus." 
1 Thessalonians 5:16- 18 
St. Paul, pray for us

WATCHFUL CONFIDENCE

     We the Church enter into Advent and the new liturgical year with a call for a watchful confidence. Our readings were originally addressed to communities undergoing great loss and confusion. Jeremiah speaks confidently of God fulfilling the ancient promises to Israel, even during a time of foreign invasion. Paul speaks of God leading the Church into holiness, while the community longs for the coming of Jesus. In the Gospel passage from Luke, Jesus speaks of powerful signs and of great confusion to come, but emphasizes that we may look forward knowing that God brings not cause for despair, but hope. We celebrate Advent to remind each other of God’s faithfulness. We are to be watchful, to see how God is stirring up our world. God disturbs both our pride and our complacency, and brings us healing and justice. We prepare ourselves to welcome Jesus, confident that God indeed fulfills all these divine promises.

Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.

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The Parish Office is open
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Closed 12:15-1:00 for lunch.

AT THIS TIME A MASK IS REQUIRED FOR ENTRY

Mass Intentions for Nov. 29-Dec. 5 2021
            6:15 a.m.                  8:00 a.m.          
Mon  Chris Paule                    Carl Leuther
Tue   Priests in Purgatory       Joseph & Rita Block
Wed  Lawrence Neralich         Michael Guenzler
Thu   Sally Neralich                 Kay Lind (S.I.)
Fri     Donald Pearson             Susan Glick
Sat                                           Mary Ann Stinn                       5:00 p.m.             Mary Ann Popp
Sun   7:00 a.m.             Purgatorial Society                              8:30 a.m.            Ray Kempf                                        10:00 a.m.            Marvin Dahlhauser                            11:30 p.m.             Missa pro populi       

Mass Intentions are available in the parish office.  Please call the parish office or stop by Monday through Friday 8:00am until 4:00pm with your Special Intention or Repose of the Soul Intention requests. 
The suggested offering is $10 per Mass Intention. 
You can pick up a card to send to the family when you drop off your offering.

Donate to St. Paul at Our Sunday Visitor